Palli Kondeswarar Temple, Surutupalle

The Palli Kondeswarar Temple is a Hindu temple in Surutupalle in Chittoor district. The site displays stone-carved columns and entrance towers in the Dravidian style.

The temple was built during medieval times and belongs to nine sanctuaries honoring Shiva. The site stands by the Kaveri River and has been visited for centuries.

Devotees gather at this spiritual center to perform rituals, offer flowers to Lord Shiva, and participate in ceremonies during festivals like Panguni Uthiram.

The temple opens in the morning and evening for visitors and follows the traditional rhythm of prayers. During religious festivals the opening hours shift depending on ceremonies.

In the courtyard lies the Agni Theertham, a sacred water pool where pilgrims perform ritual washing. The nine Navagraha statues face the rising sun and are adorned with flowers daily.

Location: Chittoor district

Architectural style: Dravidian architecture

Website: http://pallikondeswarar.com

GPS coordinates: 13.15000,80.30000

Latest update: December 5, 2025 22:28