Bhavanarayanaswamy Aalayam Temple, Pattisam , Andhra Pradesh
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Bhavanarayanaswamy Aalayam Temple, Pattisam , Andhra Pradesh
It was built in the 11th century by the feudal lord Nalaparaju who ruled over Avuku and it is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Bhavanarayanaswamy Aalayam TempleLocation: Pattisam near Polavaram
Deity: Bhavanarayanaswamy - Shiva

This is an ancient site and was called Swarnapuri and Ponnur. Chalukyas patronized the temple. This was the site for literary activities by the sages and literary luminaries. Great debates and vidya goshtis took place here. The deity Bhavanarayanaswamy, is said to have presiding over them and was called Sakshi Bhavanarayana Swamy popularly. The temple is big and possesses fine sculptures. It faces the east. It was built in the 11th century by the feudal lord Nalaparaju who ruled over Avuku, and emperor Kulothunga Chola added rare sculptures. The idol is Swayambhu. There are temples for Rajyalakshmi and Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy. A big Saras called Brahmasaras is held in great reverence here. Another object of great veneration is the Anjaneyaswamy temple right in front of the temple gate. The image is 37 feet high.

Festivals: The Kalyanotsav lasts for 8 days during Vaisakha, which commences on the seventh day in the bright fortnight of the month with rath yatra on the full moon night.

(Last Updated on : 20/01/2009)
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