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PIN 507111

Telephone code 08743

Vehicle registration AP20

Sex ratio 1:1 /

Distance from Kothagudem 36 kilometres (22 mi)

Distance from Hyderabad 325 kilometres (202 mi)

Bhadrachalam (Telugu: ), is a Pilgrimage town of importance and a Municipality currently inKhammam District since 1959 and earlier used to be in East Godavari District, in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India.

It is located 312 kilometres (194 mi) east of state capital, Hyderabad. It is situated on the banks of the river

Godavari, is an important site of pilgrimage for Hindus.The town is famous for it's temple where the presiding deity

is Lord Rama. Bhadrachalam Revenue division is one of the largest revenue division in India. In 1959, for

administration purposes Bhadrachalam was included in Khammam district of Telangana region.

Painting of Lord Rama on a temple at Bhadrachalam in Khammam

District

HistoryPaleolithic man probably roamed around the areas

of lower Godavari valley[2]

and the surroundings of

Bhadrachalam. Coming to the recent days,

Bhadrachalam[3]

town has a documented history of

Lord Sri Rama temple constructed in the year 17th

Century CE (nearly 370 years ago) Mythology has it

that the present town is situated in an area, which

once formed part of the Dandakaranya forest,said to

be visited by Sri Rama,Sita and Lakshmana during

their exile (vanavasam). The jungle in the vicinity of

the temple was the site of Rama's retreat and it was at

the Parnasala (32 km from here) that he built a hut

for himself and Sita and from where Sita was

abducted by Ravana.

The history of this shrine stands for the significance of Ramayana Era, and vicinity of the temple had its incongruous

add mixture of another story which depicts the exigency of " Sri Mahavishnu " to manifest himself as Rama long

after Ramavatara was to fulfill his promise to his Bhakta Bhadra (a mountain king), a sage who had been continuing

the frightened penance to get grace of Lord Rama. The name Bhadrachalam derived from Bhadragiri (Mountain of

Bhadra - child of Meru and Menaka).

The temple at Bhadrachalam has the Archa Murthys of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana and are considered to be

Swayambhu (self-manifested ones).Lord Sri Rama appeared in a dream to a woman called Pokala Dammakka and

informed here about the existence of vigrahas on Bhadragiri hills. To her surprise she found the "Vigraha's" and put

up a modest structure. Dhammakka, cleared jungle and offered puja to the deities.
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Bhakta Ramadas and construction of temple

Kancherla Gopanna,popularly known as Bhadradri RamadasuorBhadrachalaRamadasu, a fervent devotee of

Rama, was born to Linganna Murthy and Kamamba in Nelakondapalli village of Khammamett Taluk, Hyderabad

state in 17th century (1620 AD). He was nephew of Akkanna, the administrative head in the court of Nawab Abul

Hussan shah known as 'Taneshah' of Golkonda (he was the last ruler of Golconda before Aurangazeb captured it in

1687A.D.) and was appointed by him as Tahsildar of 'Palvoncha Paragana'. Thus he was discharging his officialduties earnestly and collecting revenues due to the Nawabs in continuation of daily preaches -Chanting

of'Ramanama' and the feeding the poor at his house. Ramadasa, who heard the news that the villagers of palvoncha

paragana were proceeding to witness a Jatara at Bhadrachalam , became curios and he too visited Bhadrachalam. He

found the deities in an amazing appearance. Ramadas, then asked the villagers to contribute liberally for the

construction of the temple. After the contributions were found to be insufficient, the villagers appealed him to spend

the revenue collections for the construction of the temple with a promise to repay the amount after harvesting the

crops. Accordingly, Ramadas constructed the temple with an amount of Rs 6 Lakhs collected from the land revenues

without the permission of the Nizam of Hyderabad.[4]

Ramadasu[5]

under the guidance of Pokala Dammakka built the temple at Bhadrachalam. His devotional lyrics to

Sri Rama are famous in South Indian classical music asRamadaasu Keertanalu. a composer of Carnatic music.[6] He

also wrote Dasarathi Shatakamu ( ) with a 'makuTamu' () 'Dasaradhee Karunapayonidhi' ( !), a collection of nearly 108 poems dedicated to the son of Dasaratha (LordSri Rama).

Bhadrachalam Temple details

Bhadrachalam is considered as a sacred place and the second famous Lord Rama Kshetra after Ayodhya in India Sri

Lakshmana Sametha Seeta Ramachandra Swamy, Bhadrachalam.It is the best pilgrim centre in Andhra Pradesh after

Tirupati. The speciality of this temple is the main Deity faces westside towards river Godavari. The temple at

Bhadrachalam is located on a small hillock. The main Deity (moolaviraat) of Lord Rama has distinctive features

here. He is in the Padmasana pose with four hands, holding the bow and arrow in the front two hands, and

Conch(Shankam) and Wheel(Chakram) in the rear hands. The Sankha is held in the right hand and the Chakra in the

left. To the left of Sri Rama is Sita and Lakshmana is on her left, he is also known as "Vaikuntha Rama".There are

many sightseeing places in and around Bhadrachalam.

The Sikhara is crowned with Sudarsana Chakra, which Ramadas got from the Godavari. The eight-faced Chakra

with thousand corners contains Sudarsana Murthi, engraved in the centre. Nearby in the temple complex stands three

pillars "Ramakoti Kratu Sthamba" among the 108 such pillars installed in various pilgrim centres in this country

by Sri Ramanujar.On the sides of the pillars are carved inscriptions of "Samkshipta Ramayana" in Sanskrit in

Devanagari script. One of the pillars contains the verses from "Dasarathi Sataka" written by Ramadas with a white

marble stone of his image in front.

Another Unique feature of this Temple town is there are two Kshetra Palakas for the main temple. Those are:

Sri Yogananda Jwala Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy (Lord Narasimha)

Sri Annapurna Kasi Vishweswara Swamy (Lord Shiva)

In the above two temples also the main Deities are also West Faced towards river Godavari. These two temples are

sub temples to Seeta Ramachandra Swamy Temple and are equally important with the main temple. Both these sub

temples are also located on small hillocks as Sri Rama temple, but Lord Shivas' temple is located in the higher

ground along with Nava Gragahs and Vignadipathi Vinayakudu (Lord Ganesh). These temples are also equally

significant along with the main temple of Lord Sri Rama.

Ramadasu Dhyanamandiram, a Meditation Hall, which is located in top hill. It provides a Panoramic view of thecurve's of River Godavari and the complete view of Bhadrachalam town,one can see and read the Ramayanam
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inscribed on stone plates at this hall.

Festivals at Bhadrachalam

Two festivals are most important here at Bhadrachalam -

Annual Kalyanotsavam on the eve of Sri Rama navami, during Sri Rama Navami(march-April) there is a huge

influx of pilgrims not only from Andhra districts, but also from other distant places to attend the wedding of Lord

Rama with Sita.

Vaikunta Ekadasi (Mukkoti). Sree Seetaramachandra swamy will give darshan through the Vaikuntha dwaram on

the eve of Mukkoti(DecemberJanuary).

Geography

Bhadrachalam is located at 17.67N 80.88E[7]

. It has an average elevation of 50 metres (164 feet).

Demographics

As of 2008[8] India census, Bhadrachalam had a population of 55,352. As of 2001, Males constitute 50% of the

population and females 50%. Bhadrachalam has an average literacy rate of 73%, higher than the national average of

59.5%; with 54% of the males and 46% of females literate. 11% of the population is under 6 years of age.

Location

Bhadrachalam is located in Andhra Pradesh at a distance of over 309 km slightly northeast of Hyderabad. Situated

on the banks of Godavari River, Bhadrachalam is 161 kilometres from Rajahmundry and 201-km from Vijayawada.

Bhadrachalam old

Bhadrachalam is about 130 kilometres (approx. 82miles) from district

headquarters Khammam. The nearest railway station to Bhadrachalam

is at a distance of 40 kilometers, in a town called Kothagudem. The

railway station was named as Bhadrachalam Road due to its

proximity to the important pilgrimage center.

Hanuman Mandapam Bhadrachalam Temple

In 1959 Bhadrachalam Revenue Division[9]

consisting Nuguru

Venkatapuram Taluk of East Godavari district, which was on the other

side of the river Godavari was merged into Khammam on grounds of

geographical contiguity and administrative viability. This along with

Munagala(from Krishna district) and Aswaraopeta (from West

Godavari District) were added in 1959.

Transportation
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Bus

The state bus service, APSRTC operates a bus station in bhadrachalam connecting the town to various places like

kothagudem, hyderabad, khammam and vijayawada.

Train

The nearest Railway station, Bhadrachalam Road (Kothagudem) is 40 km from the town[10]

River

Launch trips, on the scenic route, between Bhadrachalam and Rajahmundry on the river Godavari are very pleasant.

Accommodation

Accommodation at Bhadrachalam can be availed from Andhrapradesh tourism .AP tourism accommodation[11]

Image Gallery

Sri Ramanavami Kalyanam Hanuman at Badrachalam View of Bhadrachalam from

Bhadrachalam Temple

Road Bridge over Godavari

River at Bhadrachalam

Bhadrachalam temple old picture Bhadrachalam temple

gopuram

Sri Yogananda Narasimha

Temple in Bhadrachalam,

Khammam District

Other temples

Besides Sri Seeta Ramachandra Swamy Temple the other important temples in the town are as follows:

Sri Annapurna Kasi Visweswara Swamy Temple

Sri Yogananda Jwala Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Sri Sai Baba Temple

Sri Abhayanjaneya Swamy Temple

Sri Raja Rajeshwari Temple

Sri Ayyappa Swamy Temple

Sri Harnath Baba Mandir

Sri Amba Satram Temple

Sri Govinda Raja Swamy Temple (Tatagudi)
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Sri Govinda Raja Swamy Temple (Tatagudi) This is one of the most ancient temples of Bhadrachalam

and holds significance as this temple is dedicated to Sri Govinda Raja Swamy. It is located in one of the main centres

of the town known as Tatagudi Centre. Once neglected, this temple now gains its original glory by the efforts of

Repaka Rupavathi and her colleagues who have restored it. A perfect place for ones to be lost in devotion to the

deity and enjoy the serene greenary.

Temples in surrounding areas

There are many places to visit around Bhadrachalam surroundings. Some of the other important temples in

Bhadrachalam are as follows:

Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple (near Ambedkar centre, Busstand, BCM)

Sri Krishna Temple (on the way to Raamalayam)

Sri Durga Devi Temple (near ITDA)

Sri Kodanda Rama Temple (near police station, BCM)

Sri Kodanda Rama Temple Morampalli banjar

Sri Uma Rama Liageswar Alyam near Ambedkar Centre V. Colony BCM

Sri Abhayanjaneya Swamy Temple, Near Bridge Centre

Sri Abhayanjaneya swamy Temple, Venkateswara Colony.

Sri Muthyalamma Temple, Medical Colony.

Besides the above temples other significant temple in Bhadrachalam is Lord Shiva temple near to main temple and

Kalyana mandapam is "Sadhuvula Matham". There is a belief that an underground way is present from this temple.

Visitor attractions

Dummugudem Barrage on Godavari in Khammam

District

Parnasala

This is supposed to be the exact spot where Rama, during his

vanavasa in Dandakaranya, constructed a hermitage and spent his

exile with his consort Sita and brother Lakshmana. Agastya had

selected this spot for Rama and is about 35 km from

Bhadrachalam.

The picturesque display of some scenes of vanavasa could be seen

at Parnashala. One can see the foot prints of Sita devi, Mosaic of

Maarecha in the guise of golden deer and Ravana in the guise of

Sanyasi for Bhikshatana. Also found in the vicinity are Sita

Vaagu-where she had bathed and collected the turmeric andKunkum from nearby stones and the marks of her saree on the rock near Sita Vaagu. These are all the visiting places

for the pilgrims. As Ravana kidnapped Sita, the deity at Parnashala is called Sokarama. The tracks of the chariot of

Ravana while kidnapping Sita can be seen on the mountain on the other side of the river bank at Parnashala temple.
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Lord Venkateswara at Venkatreddipet near

Bhadrachalam

Jattayu Paaka (Yetapaka)

This place is situated from 2 km away from Bhadrachalam.

According to Itihasas, the bird Jatayuvu, a devotee of Rama had

obstructed Ravana while he was proceeding on the chariot after

kidnapping Sita. After the fearful battle between Ravana and

Jataayuvu, the heavily injured bird had waited at this place in

search of Rama. A wing of this bird fell at Rekkapalli, about

55 km from here, in V.R. Puram Mandal.

Dummugudem

Here Rama is called the Atmarama. The story reveals that Rama

killed 14,000 demons headed by the brothers Khara and Dushana.

As the village was said to be built upon the ashes of these demons,

the place is named after as Dummugudem.

Gundala

It is a place 5 km away from the sacred town Bhadrachalam, where springs of hot water could be traced on the river

bank when we dig a pit at any place in this area. It is believed that the divine trios (Brahma Vishnu Maheswara) had

their dips in winter season according to Brahma Purana. There is temple of lord shiva on the opposite bank of

Gundala in a village named raigudem on the hill where lord shiva and all jyothir lingas replica are kept.

Sree Rama Giri

This place is situated on the bank in the down stream of river Godavari, about 55 km from here. The deity of Yoga

Rama Temple is on a hill and is named as Ramagiri.

Venkatareddipeta

This place is situated 12 km away from bhadrachalam, where lord venkateswara swami kalyan will celebrate every

year.

Gannavaram

This place is situated 25 km away from Bhadrachalam, where Botlamma will receive prayers from the devotees.

Education institutions

Government Degree College

Govt Jr. College

Nannapaneni Mohan Govt High School (Korrajulagutta School)

Government Girls High School A.P.R.J.C Girls College

Chinna High School
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Mythili Mahila Jr. College

Little Flowers High School

Little Flowers Jr. College

Divya Convent

Bharthi Vidya NiKetan

Gowtham Model School

Mythili Public School

Jyothi Educational Society & Jyothi Convent

Bhadrachalam Public School & Jr. College

St.Paul's High School

St Ann's Public School

Dr. Paul Raj Engineering College.

Dr. Paul Raj Engineering College, Yetapaka (V), Bhadrachalam

Mother Theressa Degree College

PSR Degree College

Rams Degree College Komala Vidyanikethan

Roopa Educational Society

Samatha Public School

Siddhartha Public School

Sri Sai Jr. College

Sri Sai Degree College

Saadhana Public School (Formerly Sri Seeta Rama Public School)

New Schalor Convent Morampalli Banjar

Villages in Bhadrachalam division Achuthapuram

Ayyavaripeta

Bandirevu

Boddugudem

Buruguvai

Buttaigudem

Chandrampalem

Chelempalem

Chinna Nallakunta

Chinthalagudem

Chowdavaram

Devarapalle

Fergusanpeta

Gannavaram

Gogubaka

Gollagudem

Gollaguppa

Gommu Koyagudem

Gottugudem

Gowridevi Peta

Gundala


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K. Narayanapuram

Kannaigudem

Kannapuram

Kannapuram

Kapavaram

Kapugampalle

Kistaram

Kothagudem

Kusumanapalle

Lakshmidevipeta

Laxmipuram

Lingalapalle

Madhavaraopeta

Mummadivaru

Murumoor

Nallakunta Nandigama

Narasingapeta

Nellipaka

Pandurangapuram

Pattucheera

Penuballe

Pinapalle

Pitchikalapadu

Purushothapatnam

Rachagampalle Raghavapuram

Rajupeta

Ramagopalapuram

Rangapuram

Rayanapeta

Seetapuram

Seethampeta

Thallagudem

Thotapalle

Thunikicheruvu Tripura Penta Veedu

Viswapuram

Yerraboru

Yerragunta

Yetapaka


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