Godavari Pushkaram is celebrated once every 12 years at Pushkara Tirtham, near Rajahmundry. Legend has it that when sage Gautama was doing penance on the Brahmagiri hill a severe famine occurred in the village. The sage by his divine power relieved the people of this famine. Since then these Pushkarams are being celebrated to commemorate the end of this serious famine. During the 12 days of Pushkaram, Pujas are performed after taking a dip in the river Godavari. The Largest bathing ghats in India.

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Kotilingala Ghat One of the Longest River Ghat in India. Godavari Pushkaram is celebrated once every 12 years at Pushkara Tirtham, near Rajahmundry. Legend has it that when sage Gautama was doing penance on the Brahmagiri hill a severe famine occurred in the village. The sage by his divine power relieved the people of this famine. During the 12 days of Pushkaram, Pujas are performed after taking a dip in the river Godavari.

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Godavari River Boats Holy Bath Ghats Kotilingala Shiva Temple What a Beautiful Combination Landscape This is a ferry point at Rajahmundry to cross the Godavari, with beautifully built steps and bathing ghats all along the riverbank considered as one of the Largest Holy Dip Bathing Ghat in India. The Kotilingeshwara temple built in the 10th~ 11th centuries A.D. is another attraction here. The Ghat was Rebuilt during 2015 Godavari Pushkaralu by Govt. Of Andhra Pradesh to Serve the Needs of Upcoming Pushkaralu (Every 12 Years).

Shiva Sculpture (Everything) at Kotilingala Bank of River Godavari at Rajahmundry (Rajamahendravaram). This is a ferry point at Rajahmundry to cross the Godavari, with beautifully built steps and bathing ghats all along the riverbank considered as one of the Largest Holy Dip Bathing Ghat in India. The Kotilingeshwara temple built in the 10th~ 11th centuries A.D. is another attraction here. The Ghat was Rebuilt during 2015 Godavari Pushkaralu by Govt. Of Andhra Pradesh to Serve the Needs of Upcoming Pushkaralu (Every 12 Years).

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Kotilingala Revu (Kotilingala Ghat) This is a ferry point at Rajahmundry to cross the Godavari, with beautifully built steps and bathing ghats all along the riverbank considered as one of the Largest Holy Dip Bathing Ghat in India. The Kotilingeshwara temple built in the 10th~ 11th centuries A.D. is another attraction here. The Ghat was Rebuilt during 2015 Godavari Pushkaralu by Govt. Of Andhra Pradesh to Serve the Needs of Upcoming Pushkaralu (Every 12 Years). Busy During Mondays, Super Busy During Karthikamausam (November Season) and Maha Shivaratri, Over Packed During Godavari Pushkara Days

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A detailed stone statue of a Hindu deity adorned with intricate carvings and a yellow cloth tied around its head, placed against a red background. The sculpture showcases traditional craftsmanship and religious significance, representing the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of India.

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