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River that flows near the temples. The elevated platform on the banks gives a picturesque view of the paddy fields.
The Tungabhadra River starts and flows through the Karnataka, India, for most of its course, then through the borders of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh where it ultimately joins the Krishna River near Gudimalla and Murvakonda villages.
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Alampur Navabrahma Temples
This is the location of 9 temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. They date back to 6th-7th centuries CE. Only Bala Brahma temple is fully operational now. All the remaining eight temples are closed and are protected by Archaeological Survey of India. The architecture is worth visiting.
The shrine of Jogulamba devi
This is a very famous and is one of the Ashtadasha Peethams (18 abodes of Mother). The temple was completely demolished during Muslim invasions and has been reconstructed.