opinion_11
★★★★4.0Wrote on 8 Aug 2022
Nice Temple
Nice ambience in the temple .. however , would be better if the authorities don't charge for Darshan .. the poorer people may not be able to afford the same .. well maintained
Suryakatakam
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Jul 2021
One of the Pancharama Temple
Amareshwara Temple is also called as Amararama which is on of the Pancharama Kshetram. Amareshwara temple is located in Amaravati town of Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. This temple is located on southern bank of Krishna River. it is believed that the Shivalinga at this place is established by Lord Indra Shivalinga here is very tall that archakas mount a pedestal platform, and perform the daily rituals. This Shiva shrine has 15 feet high and top of the Linga has Red strain on it. It is said that the Lingam was continuously growing in size and a nail was hammered by on of the archaka at the top to stop the growth. As soon as the nail went in, blood started to ooze out from the Shivalinga. Today also one can see red color strain on top of the Linga. The Sanctum of the temple is surrounded by three prakarams. The first Prakaram houses the temples of MAhisasura Mardini, Veerabadra Swamy, Omkareshwara Swamy, Guru Dattatray and Agasteshwara Swamy temples. The second prakaram contains the temples of Vinayaka, Khalabhairava, Anjaneya, Nagendra Swamy, Kumara Swamy along with lord Krishna statue under the tree. The third prakaram has the temples of Kasi Vishwanath, Malli Karjuna, Pushpadanteshwara Swamy and Kalahasthishwara. Kshetra Palaka Lord Kala Bhairava temple is there in second prakaram. We visited this temple on our trip to Pancharama temples. We started from Hyderabad at 05:00 am and reached to Amaravathi by morning 10:45. After Darshan we hadbeen to Amaravathi Budha Statue and Amaravaathi museum. Then had lunch and travelled to Vijayawada. Near by Attractions: 1. Amaravathi Budha Statue 2 Amaravathi Museum 3. Undavalli Caves 4. Panakala Narasimha Swamy temple 5. Vijayawada Kanaka Durga temple Temple timings: Morning 06:00 to 13:00 hours Evening 16:00 to 20:00 hours
AnjanManda
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 27 Mar 2020
‘Amaralingeswara Swamy temple’
The most prominent and famous temple, is one of the Pancharama Kshetras, on the banks of river Krishna. Lord Indra installed the Shiva linga here. Temple is devoted to Lord Shiva, the 'Destroyer of the Universe'.The 15 feet high white marble Shivalinga is unique.You need to climb steps to see the upper portion. The towering gopuras in typical Dravidian style architecture are beautiful to watch.There are many inscriptions narrating glory of the temple.
willowbrooksam
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2019
Divine Experience- must visit. See plan below
Temple closes at 12 noon. So you need to be there on time. I was there at 11:55. Park the car, leave your slippers in the car and go inside the temple. There is a ticket to be purchased to go inside the garbha gruham for pooja (Rs 50). I did not know about this but told the person managing the place that I shall deposit Rs 150 in the hundi and was allowed to go inside. The Priest performed an archanai to the Tall lingam and gave us prasadam. We came out looked at the other sannidhis and came out. Whole thing took about 10 minutes. I was surprised to see that the beautiful Ghats have been converted into a political ad space for the ruling chief minister.
141balas
★★★★4.0Wrote on 26 Nov 2019
Amararamam
This is one of Pancharamas in Amaravathi of Andhra Pradesh.Here Lord Shiva is worshipped as Amareswara and Goddess is Bala Chamundeswari.This temple is constructed on the banks of river krishna.There are some sub temples in the premises for Lord Ganesha,Kumaraswamy and Bhairava.Here Shiva linga is tall and abhishekam will be performed to small linga infront of the tall lingam to avoid the original from being damaged due to excess water,milk,honey etc
