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Bala Tripura Sundari, Tripuranthakeswara Aalayam, Tripuraanthakam || అపార శక్తులు ప్రసాదించే దేవాలయం

#temples #lordshiva #prakasamdistrict Famous for its Tripurantakeswara Temple, Tripurantakam is a village in Prakasam district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh under Tripurantakam mandal in Markapur revenue division. As per Siva Puranas, Siva destroyed Tripurasuras (3 demons ruling three cities) here. Since Lord Siva destroyed these demons along with the cities, he is called as Tripurantakeswara and this place is called as Tripurantakam. Sri Parvati sahita Tripurantakeswara swamy temple is located on the top of the hill named Kumara Giri and there is a secret underground passage to Srisaila Kshetram from this temple premises. Tripuranthakam is a village and a Mandal headquarter in Prakasam district in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. As per Shiva Purana Shiva destroyed Tripurasuras(demons ruling three cities) here. Since he destroyed the three cities along with the demons he is called Tripuranthakeswara and this place is called Tripuranthakam. Smt.Pravathi sahita Tripurantakeswara swamy temple is on the top of the hill and there is a secret underground passage to srisailam from the temple premises. Below the hill in a pond there is a temple called Bala Thripura Sundari devi. Tripurantaka Bala Tripurasundari Devi (swayambhu) is the first incarnation of Adiparasakthi. Here she is in the form of a little Girl. she helped Lord shiva in destruction of Tripuras and Tripurasuras. Tripuranthakam is considered as eastern gateway of Srisailam Below the hill, in a pond, is Bala Thripura Sundari temple. Tripurantaka Bala Tripurasundari Devi (swayambhu) is the first incarnation of Adiparasakthi. Here she resides in the form of a little Girl. She helped Lord Siva in destruction of Tripurasuras. Tripurantakam is a mandal in Prakasam district of Andhrapradesh state. Tripurantakam is located on the National Highway from Guntur to Srisailam. Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Ammavari temple is located at a distance of 2 km from Tripurantakam village. According to legends, Sri Bala tripurasundari Ammavari temple is the eastern gateway of Srisailam Sri Bramaramba Mallikarjuna swamy temple. Goddess Sri Tripura Sundari temple is located on the bottom of the hill in the middle of a pond(Cheruvu). Sri Bala Tripurasundari Ammavaru is located in Garbhalayam with a pleasant form giving a great Darshan to the devotees. Goddess here is decorated with silver ornaments and always is decorated with lemon fruit campaign. Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri Aadishankaracharya had installed Srichakram infront of Sri Bala Tripurasundari Ammavaru. Since the installation of Srichakram, Kumkumarchana is being done daily here. Lord Siva killed a demon called Tripurasura with goddess Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Devi at this place in Kritayugam. So this place is named as Tripurantakam. This is an holy place where a collection of Saivam, Sakteya, Kapalika Sampradayas can be seen. In ancient days many Sages and saints had performed penance here and also practiced mantrika, tantrika vidya and also siddha yoga here. On the hill side from Sri Balatripura Sundari temple, Sri Tripurantakeswara swamy temple is located. The temple is located on the top of the hill where there is a ghat road to reach by vehicles. And also there are steps for devotees who wish to reach the temple by walk. There is a Rajagopura at the entrance of the temple with a height of nearly 80 feet. The great sculpture of the temple exhibits the glory of Hindava dharma. The construction style of this temple is mostly different from all other temples in Prakasam district. Sri Tripurantakeswara swamy is located in Garbhalayam in the form of Siva Lingam. Sri Tripurantakeswara swamy have been getting Archana’s and Abhisheka’s daily. Sri Veerabhadra Swamy is also located in the temple after Garbhalaya. There is a cave in this temple which starts from this temple and ends at Srisailam temple. In ancient days