Alampur Jogulamba Devi Shakti Peetha Temple in Telangana

Alampur Jogulamba Devi temple in Jogulamba Gadwal district, Telangana is one of the Famous 18 Shakti Peethas in India.

The Jogamba or Yogamba (Jogulamba) temple is present at the union of two sacred Hindu rivers Krishna and Tungabhadra. It is a popular tourism destination in Telangana.

Jogulamba-Gadwal district has been newly formed from the existing Mahbubnagar District of Telangana.

Alampur Temple Info:

Attractions	Jogulamba Devi and Navabrahma Temples
Town	Alampur
District	Jogulamba Gadwal
State	Telangana
Pincode	509152
Phone	085022 41327

About Alampur Jogulamba Devi Temple:

Alampur town is at a distance of just 28 km from Kurnool City. It is believed that the upper jaw with tooth of Devi fell here at this place.

Many devotees consider Alamapur as Dakshina Kailasam (Dakshina Kasi) or Sangama Kshetram present on the left bank of holy Tungabhadra river.

Alampur temple is surrounded by beautiful Nallamala Hills and is mentioned in the sacred Skanda Purana.

Alampur Jogulamba is considered the Shakti of Bala Brahmeswara Swamy and the actual construction of the temple dates back to 6th century.

The temple architecture is wonderful and the place is surrounded by Nallamala hills.

Godess Alampur Jogulamba is also known as Gruha Chandi is present in sitting posture and devotees can observe Lizard, skull, Bat and Scorpion adorned in her hair at the time puja aarti.

This is an ancient hindu temple which was completely knocked down during the Muslim invasions in the 14th century.

The temple is renovated and reconstructed recently in the year 2005.

Jogulamba Temple and Brahmeshwara Temple are the predominant deities at the Alampur Temple. Alampur temple town is present on the left bank of sacredTungabhadra river.

Alampur Navabramha Temple:

Alampur is also famous for Navabrahma Temples.

There are 9 Nava Brahma Temples dedicated to Lord Siva of which only Bala Brahma temple is completely opened for the visitors.

Also, spare some time to visit the Museum and discover the 6th century artifacts.

Temples dedicated to Lord Brahma is very rare in this country and Alampur stands out as a popular pilgrim centre in south India.

This is the place where Brahma performed a great penance for many years and pleased Lord Shiva, who granted him the power of Creating this Universe.

Lord Brahma, the creator of the Universe, is worshipped at Alampur in his nine aspects, as

1. 🔆 Taraka Brahma Temple
2. 🔆 Swarga Bramha Temple
3. 🔆 Padma Brahma Temple
4. 🔆 Bala Brahma Temple
5. 🔆 Vishwa Brahma Temple
6. 🔆 Garuda Brahma Temple
7. 🔆 Kumara Brahma Temple
8. 🔆 Arka Brahma Temple
9. 🔆 Vira Brahma Temple

Alampur Temple Distance:

Alampur Temple is a famous Hindu Temple present in Jogulamba Gadwal district, Telengana State, India.

The temple is located at a distance of :

• 🌻 28 km from Kurnool city in Andhra Pradesh
• 🌼 90 km from Mahabubnagar
• 🌻 213 km from Hyderabad
• 🌼 365 km from Tirupati
• 🌻 478 km from Vijayawada

How to Reach:

By Bus: ✈️

NH7 is the nearest highway passing close to this village and you can easily get down at Alampur Cross Roads and hire a taxi/auto or bus to reach the temple, which is located roughly at a distance of around 15 km.

APSRTC run frequent buses from Kurnool to Alampur Temple village.

By Train: 🚂

The nearest railway station is present at Jogulamba Halt, but not many trains halt here.

1. 👉 Sri Bala Brahmeswara Jogulamba Halt Railway Station [SBBJ - 12 kms]
2. 👉 Alampur Road Railway Station [ALPR - 10 kms]
3. 👉 Kurnool Railway Station [KRNT - 27.5 km]

By Flight: ✈️

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport [202 km] is the nearby airport to reach Alampur Jogulamba temple.

Nearby Tourist Attractions:

1. 👉 Yaganti Temple
2. 👉 Jurala Dam
3. 👉 Mahanandi Temple
4. 👉 Srisailam
5. 👉 Beechupalli Anjaneya Swamy Temple
6. 👉 Kurnool Kondareddy Buruju - Sai Baba Temple
7. 👉 Gadwal Fort

Another popular tourist place near Alampur is Pillalamarri Banyan Tree in Mahbubnagar district. Pillalamarri roughly translates to 'Childrens Banyan'. It is around 130 km from Alampur.

Here are some beautiful snaps of Sri Jogulamba Devi Temple in Alampur.

Alampur Temple Timings:

The temple is open for the visitors in the following timings:

Morning	Afternoon
07:00 AM to 01:00 PM	02:00 PM to 08:30 PM

Best Time to Visit Alampur Temple:

Next time when you visit Alampur, do visit all these famous nine temples in Alampur village.

Most pilgrims visit Jogulamba temple in the month of February and March.

The Sharan Navaratri celebrations are one of the main attractions of this only Shakti Peeta in the entire state of Telangana, attracting devotees from neighboring states like Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka.

Goddess Jogulamba appears to devotees in various decorations during the 9-day Navaratri festival period at this historic Alampur Jogulamba Ammavari temple.

Kalyanotsavam of Balabrahmeswara Swamy and Goddess Jogulamba, Chariot Festival (Ratha Yatra), Nadi Aarti and Teppotsavam (Boat Ritual) are held on these festival days.

On the day of Maha Shivaratri, special prayers are held in Alampur's Balabrahmeswara Swamy and Jogulamba temples.

Accommodation Facility at Alampur:

There are very little accommodation facilities available at Alampur Jogulamba temple.

Temple authority are working hard in recent days  to create new facilities at the temple premises.

R&B Guest House present at the location is normally given to VIPs, if these houses are vacant, then only they are allotted to the normal tourists on rent basis.

Pilgrims can stay at Kurnool, where many lodges are present offering good food and accommodation facility.

Alampur Temple Route Map:

Author Note:

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