Srisailam is a renowned hill town located on a majestic natural setting on the banks of the River Krishna in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
Srisailam is known for many ancient temples, a wildlife sanctuary and a
dam. Srisailam hills are very rich in scenic attractions, breathtaking
wild life and this hill offers panoramic views of the surroundings.
Sikharam, the highest spot in the undulated hilly regions of
Srisailam, is known for its majestic natural beauty, eye catching
scenarios and a marvelous temple. The temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is
renowned as Sikhareswara Swamy temple. The idol is believed to be the Lord of Sikharam. There is a temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha in Sikharam.
The famous Bhramaramba Mallikarjunaswamy Temple located at
height of about 457 meters on the southern bank of River Krishna is a
major pilgrim spot in Srisailam hill town. This temple is one of the 12
Jyotirlinga temples in the country. The artificial Srisailam Dam
having a length of 512 meter constructed across Krishna River and the
Srisailam Wildlife Sanctuary with wealthy wild life are other tourist
attractions in Srisailam.
Nallamala forest ranges with densely wooded trees and diverse
flora and fauna lies in the proximity to the Srisailam hills. These
lusting green forest regions are ideal for adventurous trekking, hill
climbing and forest exploration and research. Srisailam is the base camp
for Nallamala explorations. It was in this Nallamala forest ranges, the
Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Dr Rajasekhara Reddy was killed in a
helicopter Crash.
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