Hamsaladeevi temple area

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Hamsaladeevi temple area is a Hindu pilgrimage site in coastal Andhra Pradesh, India, known for its ancient temples near the confluence of the Krishna River and the Bay of Bengal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
temple complex
access road from Avanigadda
climate tropical coastal climate
coast Bay of Bengal coast
country India
devoteesFrom Andhra Pradesh
Telangana
districtHeadquarters Machilipatnam
festival Janmashtami
Krishna Pushkaralu
linked to: Krishna Pushkaram

Vaikunta Ekadasi
governingBody Endowments Department of Andhra Pradesh (for major temples)
hasActivity Hindu religious ceremonies
darshan of Venugopala Swamy
holy bath at confluence
ritual offerings
hasFeature ancient temples
estuarine landscape
river delta environment
river-sea confluence
sandy beach
hasStructure gopuram of Venugopala Swamy Temple
temple tank (pushkarini)
hasTemple Hamsaladeevi Venugopala Swamy Temple
Sri Venugopala Swamy Temple
knownFor Hamsaladeevi Venugopala Swamy Temple
language Telugu
locatedAtConfluenceOf Bay of Bengal
Krishna River
locatedIn Andhra Pradesh
Hamsaladeevi village
Koduru mandal
Krishna district
coastal Andhra Pradesh
linked to: Coastal Andhra
near Avanigadda
Hamsaladeevi village
Krishna River mouth
linked to: Krishna River delta
pilgrimageType coastal pilgrimage site
river confluence pilgrimage
primaryDeity Krishna
Venugopala Swamy
linked to: Rajagopala Swamy
region Krishna River delta
religion Hinduism
significance important local pilgrimage center
sacred confluence of river and sea
state Andhra Pradesh
tourismType religious tourism
spiritual tourism

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Krishna district containsReligiousSite Hamsaladeevi temple area