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🛕 Madhava Swamy Temple, Kollapur 16th‑century Vishnu temple | Relocated from Manchalakatta | 24 aspects of Vishnu & Dasa‑Avatars | Nagarkurnool, Telangana 🌊 Madhava Swamy Temple at Kollapur – a beautiful 16th‑century Vaishnava shrine originally located at Manchalakatta village on the left bank of the River Krishna. It was built by King Sri Surabhi Madhava Rayalu of the Jetprole Rajas (Jetprole dynasty) during the 16th century CE. Due to the submergence caused by the Srisailam Dam , the temple was carefully transplanted and rebuilt at its current location in Kollapur town, Nagarkurnool district, Telangana in the year 1989. The temple walls are adorned with exquisite sculptures depicting the 24 aspects (forms) of Lord Vishnu and the Dasa‑Avatars . Kollapur itself is known as “Telangana Mysore” for its broad, tree‑lined streets and a cluster of ancient temples, including Someshwara, Sangameshwara, and Malleshwara, some dating back to the ...

🕉️ Umamaheshwaram Temple: The Northern Gateway to Srisailam Dual‑Colour Shivalinga | Papanasanam Spring | Sacred Grove | Nallamala Forest, Telangana 📍 Umamaheshwaram Temple (also known as Maheshwaram) is a unique Shiva temple located near Rangapur Village, Achampet Mandal, Nagarkurnool District, Telangana , perched on steep hills of the Nallamala forest . It is one of the four ancient gateways (dvaras) to Srisailam – the northern entrance. The temple is famous for its dual‑colour Shivalinga (white on one side, red on the other) and the mystical Papanasanam spring that refills instantly when water is taken out. The presiding deities are Mallikarjuna (Shiva) and Bhramaramba (Devi) . The temple is also known as Kubera Sthanam . A festival is held annually during Maha Shivaratri (February–March) . 🕉️ Dual‑Colour Shivalinga 🚪 Northern Gateway to Srisailam 💧 Papanasanam (Self‑refill...

💧 Mallela Theertham: A 150‑Foot Hidden Gem in the Nallamala Forests Waterfall | Trekking | Spiritual Retreat | Mahabubnagar, Telangana 📍 Mallela Theertham is a stunning natural waterfall nestled deep within the Nallamala Forests of Telangana, near Vatuvarlapalli village, Mahabubnagar district . The waterfall cascades from a height of 150 feet (≈45 metres) surrounded by high mountains, dense deciduous forests, and rocky hills. About 140 km from Hyderabad and 40–50 km from Srisailam , this pristine location offers a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and spirituality. The water is believed to have healing properties due to the herbal content from the forest. A series of 250 steps leads down to the falls, making it a moderate trek suitable for all age groups. 💧 150ft Height 🥾 250 Steps Down 🌿 Healing Water (Herbal) 🕉️ Maha Shivaratri Festival 🌳 Nalla...