Chennakesavaswami Temple – Cudappah


One of the striking examples of the wide array of wonderful ancient temples in Andhra Pradesh is the Chennakesavaswami Temple – Cudappah. Believed to be built more than a thousand years ago, the Chennakesavaswami Temple in Cuddappah, Andhra Pradesh is a pride of the state. Though the temple has is situated some hundred Kilometers away from Tirupati, it is very much a part of Tirupati Package Tours. The Chennakesavaswami Temple was built by the Matti Rajahs who ruled the area at that time. The place is associated with Sri Annamacharya, the famed Sankeertana Achayulu. Sri Annamali was born to Lakkamamba and Sri Narayanasuri.

The Chennakesavaswami Temple of Andhra Pradesh lies in Pushpagiri, which is at a distance of sixteen Kilometers from the Cuddapah Town. This holy place for the Hindus is not only visited by the people of the same faith but people of all religions and classes. The archaeological value of the Chennakesavaswami Temple is immense and archaeologists and history lovers often visit the area. The Chennakesavaswami Temple carries the rich heritage of aesthetically sculptured south Indian temples. The temple is set in the backdrop of a picturesque location, thus presenting itself as a great tourist site.

Chennakesavaswami Temple can be visited any time of the year and the place is well connected with surface transports. The nearest airport is the Tirupati Airport. If you are touring in Andhra Pradesh and have no plans to visit the Chennakesavaswami Temple, then you are missing out on something spectacular.

Last Updated on 19 May 2011