Cheruvugattu Temple

Cherugattu temple (Yellareddigudem), Nalgondadist (Sri Parvati Jadala Ramalingeshwara Swamy Kalyanam performed at Cheruvugattu hill shrine)

Distance

Cheruvugattu is a Village in Narketpally Mandal in Nalgonda District, Andhra Pradesh. . .

Cheruvugattu is 16.3 km distance from its District Main City Nalgonda .

 And 80 km distance from its State Main City Hyderabad .

Mgbs to Cheruvugattu Distance is 89 kms (55.00 miles)

Uppal Bus Stop to Cheruvugattu Distance is 85 kms

Hayathnagar Bus Depot to Cheruvugattu Bus Stop Distance is 75 kms

Narketpalli to Cheruvugattu Distance is 7 kms

Nalgonda to Cheruvugattu Distance is 16 kms

Suryapet to Cheruvugattu Distance is 52 kms (32.00 miles)

Miryalaguda to Cheruvugattu Distance is 57 kms (35.00 miles)

Yellareddigudem is a village near Cheruvugattu Distance is 2 kms

Location

It is located at near Narketpalli mandal yellareddigudem village. In Cherugattu there is a hill known as Cherugattu Gutta. On top of the hill there is a Famous Lord Shiva Temple

Journey Time By Road

Narketpalli to Your travel time is approximately 10-15 min(s)

Mgbs to Your total travel time is approximately 2 hour(s) 20 min(s),

Nalgonda to Your total travel time is approximately 20-30 min(s),

Yellareddiguda to Your total travel time is approximately 5-10 min(s),

Miryalaguda to total travel time is approximately 1 hour(s) 30 min(s),

Suryapet to Cheruvugattu travel time is approximately 1 hour(s) 15 min(s),

Route by road

From Hyderabad to NH9 via Choutuppal , Chityala ,Narketpalli. After crossing Narketpalli, take right and drive for 5Kms and its yellareddiguda in yellareddiguda take left and drive 2 km it is Cherugattu temple

Brief Description

In Cherugattu there is a hill known as Cherugattu Gutta. On top of the hill there is a Famous Lord Shiva Temple

Chants of “Hara hara mahadeva” and “om namaha shivaya” reverberated at all the Shiva temples in various parts of Nalgonda district. At the Cherugattu temple temple, devotees have formed serpentine queues to offer prayers to the presiding deity Lord Siva. They performed special poojas.

Sri Parvati Jadala Ramalingeshwara Swamy kalyanam was performed with religious fervour and divine grandeur at the famous Cheruvugattu hill shrine in Narketpally .Braving intense cold wave conditions, scores of devotees thronged the hill shrine and took a holy dip in the koneru adjacent to the temple in the wee hours. The devotees watched the celestial wedding with utmost devotion.

The temple reverberated with Vedic chantings during the kalyanam. Later, the devotees performed sacred rituals and worshiped the temple deities.

Agnigundalu, one of the main events of the ongoing Brahmotsavalu, will be held at the hill shrine on Sunday night. Dopotsavam, Mahapurnahuthi, Jyothirlingarchana and other sacred events will also be organised. The temple deities will be taken in a ceremonial procession on Gajavahanam in the evening on January 27 marking the conclusion of the Brahmotsavalu.

The district administration had made elaborate arrangements for the pilgrims visiting the temples from far-flung places. The district police machinery had geared up to face any eventuality during the jatara by deploying heavy police forces at the temple shrine.

Shiva is ‘shakti’ or power, Shiva is the destroyer, the most powerful god of the Hindu pantheon and one of the godheads in the Hindu Trinity. Known by many names – Mahadeva, Mahayogi, Pashupati, Nataraja, Bhairava, Vishwanath, Bhava, Bhole Nath – Lord Shiva is perhaps the most complex of Hindu deities. Hindus recognize this by putting his shrine in the temple separate from those of other deities.