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Kotappakonda Temple Known as Trikutachalam Swamy Temple in Guntur Andhra Pradesh India

Kotappakonda Temple is located at a hillock in Kotappakonda village, Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh India.The Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.Kotappakonda Temple is also known as "Trikoteswara Swamy temple" and "Trikuteswara Swamy temple".Kotappakonda temple is considered to be the very famous temple and to reach the temple one has to climb stairway of about thousand steps. There are four temples located in the temple complex of Kotappakonda temple. One of the temple is located at the base, the other at an elevation of about 600 feet and the main temple stands at a height of 1500 feet. The special feature about the temple is that we cannot find a single crow around the temple surroundings.Here is some fact about Kotappakonda Temple in Guntur Andhra Pradesh India.

Location: Kotappakonda Hill,Guntur District,AP
Address: Sri Trikoteswara Swamy Temple, Kotappakonda, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh.
Pincode: 522601
Phone Number: (+91) 9440532905
Built In: 1761
Built By: The Narasaraopet Zamindar Raja Malraju.
Dedicated to: Lord Shiva here known as Trikoteswara Swami
Significance : Best temple of Lord Shiva
Entry : Free
Photography: Inside Not Allowed
Best time to visit: Oct to Feb
Visiting timing :  1 hour
Main Attraction:Shivalinga of Lord Shiva
Architecture:Hindu Temple style Architecture
Festivals :Maha Shivratri
How to reach By Air: The Nearest Airport is Hyderabad (226Kms), Chennai (387Kms) and Gannavaram (100Kms) Airport.
How to reach By Rail: The Nearest Railway Station is
How to reach By Bus or Road: There are many public and private vehicals available to reach here.
  
More Information about  Kotappakonda Trikutachalam Swamy Temple

Trikoteshwara Swamy Temple is nestled in Kotappakonda village of Guntur district in Andhra Pradesh. The main deity Lord Shiva is worshipped here as Shri Trikoteshwara Swamy. The height of three peaked Kotappakonda hill is 1587 feet and the temple is constructed at the height of 600 feet. These three peaks represent Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Mahesh.Here, Lord Shiva is established in the form of shiva lingam. A steep flight of 750 steps leads to the temple. A number of lakes, ponds can be seen on the hill and in front of the temple.There are four temples located in the temple complex of Kotappakonda temple. One of the temples is located at the base, the other at an elevation of about 600 feet and the main temple stands at a height of 1500 feet. The special feature of the temple is that we cannot find a single crow around the temple surroundings.

 

The original name of this place is Kondakavuru, but now it is popularly known as Kotappakonda or Trikutaparvatam. This temple came into existence even before 1172 AD. It is believed that Zamindars of Narsaraopet, Amaravathi, Chilakuripet and several others collectively donated large acres of lands for the maintenance and development of this temple. The uniqueness of this temple is that only three peaks can be seen from all the direction and hence it is also known as Trikoota hills. These three peaks are known as Brahma Shikharam, Rudra Shikharam, and Vishnu Shikharam.


Brahma Shikharam is the main temple which is located on this hill.The Paata Kotayya temple is located at Rudra Shikharam. This is the original place where Trikoteshwara Swamy existed. Pleased by the devotion of Gollabhama, Lord relocated to Brahma Shikharam. Since then it is known as Paata Kotayya temple.Lord Papanaseshwara Temple is located on Vishnu Shikharam. Here, the Lord Vishnu did penance to please Lord Shiva. The temple has a holy pond which is known as  “Papanasa Teertha”.

The legend says that a lady who was a great devotee of Lord Shiva used to worship Lord Shiva by offering fruits and flowers at this temple. And one day, when the lady was on her way to the temple, a crow troubled the lady by seeing the fruits. The lady got angry and cursed the crow saying that it cannot enter the temple premises. Even today, we cannot find any crows around the temple premises.

Aarti,Pooja and Darshan timing of Kotappakonda Trikutachalam Swamy Temple

Temple Darshan timing: 5:30 AM to 7:30 AM 
Eka Rudrabhishekam – 5.30 AM to 6.30 AM
Abhishekam – 6.30 AM to 12.30 PM
Darshan, Archana – 6.30 AM to 1.00 PM
Archana on Gotras Panchaharati darshan – 1.30 PM to 1.45 PM
Ashtothara Pooja, Archana, Darshan – 3.30 PM to 7.00 PM
Pradoshakolarchan, Gotranamamulu, Panchaharati, Darshan – 7.00 PM to 7.30 PM
 
Nearest Hotels of Kotappakonda Trikutachalam Swamy Temple

There are around four VIP Guest Houses and 30 Choultry rooms are present near Kotappakonda temple to cater to visitor needs.

The Delight Guest Rooms
11, Amaravathi Road, Mallikarjunpet, Guntur,
Andhra Pradesh 522007

Hotel GNR Palace
Door No.6-1-19, 1/1 Opp. Railway Station,,
Arundelpet, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh 522002

RCR Orchid Business Hotel
Door No.11-1-1, P R Raju Plaza, Station Road,
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh 522001

K & M International Hotel
Collector Office Road, Nagarampalem,
Beside Ramesh Hospital, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh 522004

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