Welcome to Srisailam, home to the Sri Bhramaramba Ammavari Shakti Peetham! This ancient temple, also known as Sri Sailam Temple, is super special. Legend says it's where Goddess Bhramaramba, a powerful form of Durga, resides. People have been visiting this holy place for centuries to feel her blessings and experience the magic of Andhra Pradesh. It's a must-see for spiritual travel in India!
Attend The Morning Abhishekam Ceremony
Explore The Temple Complex And Shrines
Meditate In The Serene Atmosphere
Participate In The Evening Aarti
Take A Holy Dip In Krishna River
Visit The Srisailam Dam
October to March
Early Morning
₹500 per person
The history of Sri Bhramaramba Ammavari Temple is deeply intertwined with Hindu mythology and the legend of the Shakti Peethas. According to tradition, Sati, the consort of Lord Shiva, immolated herself, and Shiva carried her body across the land. Parts of her body fell at various locations, which became known as Shakti Peethas. Srisailam is believed to be where Sati's upper lip fell. The temple's origins can be traced back to ancient times, with evidence of its existence found in historical texts and inscriptions. Over the centuries, the temple has been patronized by various dynasties, including the Chalukyas and Vijayanagara emperors, who contributed to its development and expansion. The temple continues to be a vital center of religious and cultural significance, attracting devotees from all over India.
Sparsa Dharsan 500₹ you can touch the linga. Waiting time will be 2 to 3 hrs. Book online and have Xerox of both booking tickets and ID proof. Payjama/Pancha is mandatory. You can find them in all shops at Srisailam. Mobiles not allowed. Plastic bottles not allowed. You can find 5 ltrs water bottles everywhere. We have to remove shirts/baniyans at the time of dharshan. Security will check your tickets multiple times at different places. I suggest people coming from other state must book accommodation by reserving online. Go through some YouTube videos. Here mostly local caste sathras are available. Unlike other major temples here I didn't hear any mics chanting devotional mantras, which is not setting a devotional feel for people.
Sri Bhramaramba Ammavari Shakti Peetham Temple is a captivating and mesmerizing temple that radiates divinity and peace. The serene ambiance, intricate architecture, and spiritual energy make it a must-visit destination for devotees and tourists alike.
Visiting Sri Bhramaramba Ammavari Shakti Peetham Temple in Srisailam was a truly divine and memorable experience. Nestled in the heart of the scenic hills of Srisailam, this sacred temple is a spiritual haven and holds immense significance as one of the 18 Shakti Peethas, making it a must-visit for devotees and pilgrims alike. From the moment I arrived, the serene and tranquil atmosphere enveloped me. The temple is beautifully crafted, with intricate carvings and architectural grandeur that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region. As I entered the temple complex, I could feel the divine energy in the air, and the peaceful surroundings added to the sense of calm and devotion. The darshan of Goddess Bhramaramba was nothing short of awe-inspiring. The idol of the goddess radiates a powerful yet graceful energy, filling the temple with a sense of divine presence. It’s an experience that stirs the soul and leaves a lasting spiritual imprint. The temple’s peaceful ambiance, coupled with the sounds of devotional chants, created a perfect environment for prayer, reflection, and connection with the divine. The temple staff were incredibly kind and helpful, ensuring a smooth and comforting visit for all devotees.
What a peaceful and divine experience. Srisailam has the jyotirling and shaktipeeth both. This makes this place more sacred. Things to note before visiting this place. (1) Srisailam is 200kms from Hyderabad. By road it will take nearly 5 hours to reach. Plan to leave your place early. (2) Before entering into the Srisailam, must visit Sakshi Ganpati temple. It comes before the Srisailam city. Local believes that if you don’t visit this temple, your visit to the Srisailam will be uncountable. Sakshi Ganpati temple is small and mostly remains crowded. (3) Book your stay in advance as there are very limited options available in Srisailam and if you ask local, they will add their charges also. We paid 500 extra per room. (4) Not much food options are there but ganesh food court is a good option to have breakfast, lunch and dinner. You’ll get dosa, idly, vada, veg meal, fruit bowl, pizza, icecream and tea-coffee. (5) Quick darshan passes are there if you want to avoid the long long queue. 150 for Sigra darshan (1-1.5 hour), 300 for Ati-sigra darshan (30-35 mins) and 500 for Sparsh darshan (10-15 mins). Sparsh darshan will give you the chance to touch jyotirling. With these passes also you will not get much time to do darshan. These tickets are only useful for jyotirling darshan. Shaktipeeth entrance comes after jyotirling visit. If you want to go for a sparsh darshan ticket, plan to book it in advance. They have very limited tickets. Also confirm the time for the same. (6) Traditional cloths are compulsory only if your are going for a pooja. Still some of the clothings are not acceptable. Please visit the temple site to check the list. (7) Apart from the temple, other places can be visited. Shivaji temple, Nandi temple, Patal ganga & Akka Mahadevi caves. (8) For patal ganga, boat ride will be there which takes you to the centre of the Srisailam dam reservoir. Nothing much is there to do. (9) Visit to the Akka Mahadevi caves takes more than 8 hours. If you have a enough than only plan to visit it.