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| Edupayala Vana Durga Bhavani Temple |
| Form City |
Via |
Distance (kms) |
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| Hyderabad |
Tupran - Chegunta - Medak |
110 kms |
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| Kamareddy |
Ramayampet - Medak |
67 kms |
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| Karimnagar |
Siddipet - Ramayampet - Medak |
150 kms |
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| Medak |
Meera colony |
19 kms |
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| Sangareddy |
Ismailkhanpet - Jogipet |
66 kms |
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| Nizamabad |
Kamareddy - Ramayampet - Medak |
125 kms |
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| Vikarabad |
Sadasivapet - Sangareddy - Jogipet |
130 kms |
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Edupayala is a highly revered shrine of goddess Durga bhavani in Telangana and adjacent states of karnataka and
Maharashtra. Edupayalu is a peculiar place with natural stone formations. Here Manjeera river splits into seven streams
and unites into one,hence this place is called EDUPAYALU means Seven streams. Story of the place goes back to time
of Mahabharata. It is believed that king Janamejaya (grandson of Arjuna) performed "sarpa yagam(sacrifice of snakes
into the holy fire)" here to save his father Parikshith from a curse. recently while constructing a bridge, it is found that 'a
layer of ash is there below the Manjeera river bed. Jatara(fair)is celebrated on the day of Shivarathri and Maagha
Amavasya. Edupayala jatara attracts lakhs of devotees from telangana, adjacent states of karnataka and maharashtra
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SHIVA LINGAM Found at Rachakonda Fort |
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