Located along the banks of Godavari River, Bhadrachalam is one of the most popular pilgrimage centers in
South India.
Bhadrachalam (ST) Parliamentary Constituency in the district of
Khammam in
Andhra Pradesh is famous for its Sri Seetaramachandra Swamy Temple.
Bhadrachalam has a population of around 42,829 (2001 census). Males comprise 50% of the total population and females consist of the rest of the 50% of total population. Bhadrachalam (ST) Parliamentary Constituency is reserved for Scheduled Tribes candidate.
The sacred city of Bhadrachalam is situated at a distance of 161 kilometers from
Rajahmundry, 201 kilometers from
Vijayawada and 320 kilometers from
Hyderabad.
