An ancient temple, famous for its superb
architectural felt, is located in a small village of Pattikonda Taluk of
Anantapur district. Built in the
'Vesara' architectural style its component parts, like 'Garbhagriha',
'Antarala', 'Mukhamandap', 'Pradakshinapatha' are vast and has a strong
'Prakara' and 'Mahadwara' surmounting an imposing tower.
There is an extremely beautiful image of 'Mulavirat Channakesavaswami'
made of black granite. The 'Parivaradevatas' installed in niches too are
best specimens of fine sculpture. It displays an architectural marvel that
is unique and most praise - worthy as evidenced by the reflection of the
image of 'Vimana' on the floor of the hall, when light is allowed to pass
through a hole of the main door, on shuting all the doors. Besides
art-lovers and miracle-loving people, ardent Vaishnavates also visit this
temple to witness this unique feature.
The periodical traditional festivals too attract larger number of
'bhaktas'.
Road: Tourists can take buses from the nearby, Pattikonda.
There are no hotels nearby but one can stay at Anantapur.