Historical PlacePithapuram
Pithapuram temple heritage walk offers a window into temple architecture and pilgrimage streets—a story best explored slowly, with respect for local culture and nature.
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Talupulamma Temple, popularly called Talupulamma Lova, is a pilgrimage site at Lova, a village in Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh. Its presiding deity is a village goddess, Talupulamma Thalli, whose name means the goddess who grants wishes. The temple sits between Darakonda and Teegakonda, two heavily wooded hillocks, with views over the valley. Tuni is 5 km away, Kakinada 65 km, Visakhapatnam 90 km and the temple town of Annavaram 20 km.
Worship follows the Grama Devatha Agamas. The chief festival is the annual Jatara, which lasts 15 days, starting on Chaitra Bahula Vidiya and ending on the Amavasya that follows. The Ashada Masa Utsavams are held every year through the month of Ashada.
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Where it is
17.38° N 82.50° E