Beeramgunta Poleramma Temple

The temple features traditional South Indian architectural elements with a central shrine dedicated to goddess Poleramma, who represents divine protection for villages.

Constructed in the 1800s by a British village officer, the temple replaced earlier practices where villagers created temporary mud deities for special occasions.

Devotees gather at the temple during festivals like Sankranti Tirunalu and Kumbam to perform rituals that connect their agricultural cycles with divine blessings.

The temple maintains regular hours for worship and requires visitors to remove footwear before entering the main sanctum, following Hindu temple protocols.

Unlike other Poleramma temples typically built at village edges, this shrine stands at the settlement center, marking a departure from traditional placement patterns.

Location: Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Nellore district

GPS coordinates: 14.62814,80.03513

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11