Vadapalli Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple is located in Vadapalli. Every year sri swamy vari thirtham hold an annual ceremony. Bhramostavam is performed on a grand scale. Vadapalle is situated in the banks of Godvari in East Godavari district and is situated 10 km from Ravulapalem which is a main junction and we can reach by Buses, Autos etc., The deity is made of Erachandanam wood. Here, Sri venkateswara swamy is also called as Kalyana Venkateswara. The Bhramostavam is celebrated for 10 days. People from neary by villages and cities and also from far places visit this temple during Bhramostavam and also in normal days.it is 24 KMs distance from rajahmundry via bobbarlanka and 9 KMs from Ravulapalem via lolla.it is femiliar in konaseema and its called as "konaseema tirupati" .Every Saturday so many devotees visit this temple. Vaadapalli also called Konaseema Tirupati can be reached by road from Ravulapalem town in East Godavari district. It is located 11km away from Ravulapalem RTC bus station. Local autos are available to reach the temple. Road Side direction boards will be available all the way from Ravulapalem RTC bus station. Village is famous for Vaadapalli Venkanna Swamy Temple. It is a historic temple which was developed later in a wide spacious land. Roof around the temple is filled with Govindanamaalu to help disciples recite them while they perform pradakshina's. Mela(fair) stalls are arranged from half kilometer away from the temple on every saturday. Disciples believe that Venkanna Swamy (Lord Venkateswara) will be pleased and grants wishes if they perform 11 pradakshina's(circumbulation) continuously on 7 saturday's. Hence a lot of crowd is expected on every saturday.

Vadapalli Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple History:

Vadapalli is a small village situated in the banks of Godavari River in the East Godavari District of the state of Andhra Pradesh. This village is famous for Sri Lord Venkateswara Swamy Temple, which is also known as Vadapalli Venkanna Swamy Temple.

The temple has a long history and was developed later in a wide spacious land. The roof around the temple is filled with ‘Govindanamaalu’ which will be helpful for the devotees to recite them while they perform pradakshina. On every Saturday, Fair stalls are arranged to begin from half a kilometer away from the temple.

It is believed that Lord Venkateswara will be pleased and fulfill their wishes if the devotees perform 11 pradakshinas (circumambulation) continuously on 7 Saturdays. Hence a large number of devotees are seen here every Saturday.

The deity of Lord Venkateswara Swamy is made of Erachandanam wood. Here, Sri Venkateswara Swamy is also called as Kalyana Venkateswara. Brahmotsavam is celebrated on a grand scale for 10 days. A number of devotees from different parts of the state visit here every day and there will be more people during Brahmotsavam.

Vaadapalli, also popular as Konaseema Tirupati, is located 10 km away from Ravulapalem town in East Godavari district. From Ravulpalem, RTC buses, and autos are available to reach the temple.