42 reviews

Rameswaram Temple

Name: Rameswaram Temple
Address: Proddatur, IN
Rating: 4.50

Hindu temple

26/954, Rameswaram - Bollavaram Rd, Rameswaram, Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh 516360, India

Proddatur Andhra Pradesh

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Rameswaram Temple is a hindu temple located in Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh. The average rating of this place is 4.50 out of 5 stars based on 42 reviews. The street address of this place is 26/954, Rameswaram - Bollavaram Rd, Rameswaram, Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh 516360, India. It is about 1.09 kilometers away from the Proddatur railway station.

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Where is Rameswaram Temple located?: Rameswaram Temple is located at 26/954, Rameswaram - Bollavaram Rd, Rameswaram, Proddatur, Andhra Pradesh 516360, India.
What is the nearest railway station from Rameswaram Temple?: Proddatur railway station is the nearest railway station to Rameswaram Temple. It is nearly 1.09 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Rameswaram Temple

Richard Jones 47 months ago

One of the most beautiful temples I have seen. A place for the believers of Lord Shiva.

The architecture of the temple is too good to be described and has to be seen to be experienced.

Located in the heart of the city the temple complex is huge and need a lot of time to visit the place In full.

RAMESH L V 59 months ago

The oldest Lord Shiva temple in Proddatur town. The name is similar to the famous south Indian sea shore temple Rameswaram in tamilnadu.
The shiva lingam is placed by Lord Sri Ram. We can see the finger prints of Lord Rama on the lingam.
The lingam is situated in a well from which always water is floating.
The water level is standard even if we pour lot of water on lingam or remove water from it.
Maha Shiva ratri festival and kartika masam poojas will be held very spiritually.
Abhishekam will be done on every masa sivaratri evening.
Sri sankaracharya placed Srichakram in the Rajarajeswari temple located beside the Shiva temple.

Laxminarasimha Gorentla 59 months ago

Very popular temple of Lord Shiva in Proddatur town. Historical references dated back to Lord Rama dynasty were available as the shivalinga was made by Rama with sand for performing his morning Pooja.

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