Parnasala

Bhadrachalam Telangana

#3 Among Things To Do in Bhadrachalam

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Tags : Landmark

Timings : Open All Days

Time Required : 2-3 Hours

Best Time to Visit : October to April

Famous Festivals Celebrated : Ekadashi, Sri Rama Navami and Karthika Poornima.

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Parnasala, Bhadrachalam Overview

Parnasala is a significant and wonderful sightseeing destination of Bhadrachalam. Paranasala is a popular village located in the Khammam district of Telangana, India. It is situated from the 32km away from Bhadrachalam. It has an elevation of about 55 meters.

Parnasala holds an essential value in history. Parnasala is a significant village located in the Khammam district of Telangana, India. It is situated from the 32km away from Bhadrachalam. At the end of elevation, river Godavari flows, and one can even find the footprint of Lord Rama.

A small hut in Parnasala consists of the beautifully painted sculptures of Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman. It was believed that in the 14th years of exile, Lord Rama, his wife and brother Lakshman had stayed in this village. The place is also known as Shoka Rama as it depicts the sorrow mood of the Rama in his life.

History and Facts

Parnasala village depicts the soreness of Lord Rama. The time when Ravana kidnapped Sita. In the 14th years of the Lord Rama exile, it is believed that Lord Rama along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshaman, stayed in this village.

There are also the footprints around the town depicting the traces of Lord Rama stay. Also, there are footprints of the golden deer and wheels of Ravana's Chariot in which he kidnapped Sita.

Other Places to See Around

Abhaya Anjaneya Temple - Temple's architecture is quite impressive as is made of simple one but looks like as of wooden sculptures. Although the visitors are lees in number to visit this temple, it holds a significant history that of Lord Rama.

Temple of Lord Rama

it was built in the 17th century by a devotee called as Kancherla Gopanna also known as Bhakta Ramadasu. It was believed that the Lord Rama visited this place and returned all the money spent by the Gopanna. Ushnagundam (hot pol) is also known as Gundala, is situated about a short distance from the temple.