Sangameswara temple

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Sangameswara temple
It was a Buddhist site. The Sangamayya Hill,3 km from Amadalavalasa was actually a Buddhist shrine where, a religious fare is being celebrated during Makara Sankranthi days now.

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Coordinates: 18°26'12"N 83°54'1"E

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adityamadhav83

Amadalavalasa means 'the town of Castor oil'. During the historic period, i.e. during the times of Ashoka, this place was called 'Herandapalli'. Heranda in Sanskrit means Castor oil. Ironically, now one can not find any castor oil plants being grown or castor oil being produced in this place.

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Dantapuram an Ancient City (Dantapuri or Danthavarapukota) 4.9 km
Indrakshi Hillock (Possible Ancient site) 17 km
Peddanappadi Hill 20 km
BLUE GRANITE QUARRIES 37 km
Tivva Konda 40 km
Kovvada Peda Konda 41 km
GURU BHAKTULA KONDA (Buddhist Monastery Remains) 53 km
GHANI KONDA (also known as Durga konda) 53 km
Padmanabham Hillock 78 km
Peda Konda (Sambara) 80 km

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Sangamayya konda Govt Hosp. area Krishnapuram-Dileep ravadapeta ravadapeta up SRIKAKULAM ROAD RAILWAY STATION DVS SUGARS , amadalavalasa Navanambadu vengalrao colony SOTTAVANIPETA,