Extended Holidays Propel Rush at Srisailam Temple, Scenic Spots

Kurnool: Srisailam witnesses a heavy visitor on Wednesday during the extended holidays. They have an enriching experience in temple rituals and natural cable car trips.

Visitors followed the water reports released from the Srisailam Dam. They first seek blessings while witnessing the sacred rituals at the Swamy Temple of the famous Lord Mallikarjuna. Later, they flock to nearby attraction centers such as Srisailam Dam, cable car and boat facilities.

Last week, the Srisailam reservoir broadcasts about 5 Lakh Cusec Su through 10 doors. People come from far to enjoy the magnificent view of the water flow.

Andhra Pradesh Tourism Department is an important draw for Hakebel and boat services. Designed to move tourists from hill to Pathalaganga, the cable car is a particularly popular center of attraction. Operated by the Tourism Department, Map Hotel, operated from the cable car center, offers four -person cabins. Although the journey itself lasts only five minutes, the Krishna River, Hills and the panoramic landscapes offered by the surrounding view make it an unforgettable experience.

During festivals and holidays, there is a fluctuation of tourists and dedicated, which leads to long queues on the cable car. Aleppo experience encourages people to take people on a boat journey in Pathalaganga. Many tourists take a 16 -kilometer journey to the famous Akka Mahadevi caves. The travel, which is priced as 650 RS per person, includes 150 RS entrance fee collected by the TaLangana government. Caves are in the forests of intense nallamala. They are appreciated not only for their natural beauties and adventurous environments, but also for their spiritual importance by drawing both tourists and dedicated.

In addition, many temples in the Nallamala region were reopened for visitors after the completion of the 90 -day tiger growing season that started on July 1.

In addition, there is a shorter 20 -minute boat trip per 80 RS per passenger, which offers a fascinating look of the Srisailam Dam.