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📍 Issapalem, Narsaraopet

Sri Mahankali Ammavari Temple in Issapalem, Narsaraopet is a highly revered sacred shrine dedicated to Goddess Shakti / Grama Devatha.

Sri Mahankali Ammavari Temple

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Primary Deity:

Goddess Shakti / Grama Devatha

Full Address:

KALIKA DEVI TEMPLE BACK SIDE, 2-1 ISSAPALLEM, Narasaraopeta, Andhra Pradesh 522603

About Sri Mahankali Ammavari Temple

Sri Mahankali Ammavari Temple located in Issapalem, Narsaraopet, Andhra Pradesh, is an ancient and prominent spiritual destination. Devotees visit this sacred temple to seek divine blessings, offer special pujas, and experience deep spiritual peace. The temple complex is well-maintained and serves as a major pilgrim center in the region.

Festivals & Celebrations

Major Festivals:
Navaratri 🎊 Ugadi Annual Jathara

Online Sevas & Darshanam

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చండీహోమము పరోక్ష పూజ
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Paroksha

చండీహోమము పరోక్ష పూజ

ప్రతి అమావాస్యకి చండీహోమము భక్తుని ద్వార పార్కోషముగా చేయించబడును.

Price ₹1,116
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ఆదివారం చండీ హోమం
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Pratyaksha

ఆదివారం చండీ హోమం

ఈ టిక్కెట్‌పై దేవస్థానం ప్రతి ఆదివారం చండీ హోమం నిర్వహిస్తుంది

Price ₹2,500
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అమావాస్య చండీహోమం
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Pratyaksha

అమావాస్య చండీహోమం

ప్రతి అమావాస్యకు చండీహోమం జరుగును.

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Within about 200 km driving distance from Sri Mahankali Ammavari Temple. Plan a yatra and cover as many of these as you can.

Temple Location

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How to Reach

Nearest Airport:

Tirupati / Vijayawada / Visakhapatnam International Airport

Nearest Railway:

Nearest major railway station serving Issapalem, Narsaraopet area.

Nearest Bus Stop:

Issapalem, Narsaraopet Bus Stand / Station

Travel Tips:

Mornings and festival days witness the highest pilgrim turnout. Early visits allow peaceful darshan.