Sangameshwara Temple

The temple was originally located near kudavalli village at the confluence of Tungabhadra and Krishna rivers, which was submerged due to Srisailam hydro project. The temple was relocated to the current place in 1979. The temple is built in Nagara style, on an elevated platform with fortified wall around the temple. The temple has got large hall with 12 pillars followed by the sanctum. There is a circumlocutory path around the sanctum for pradakshinas.The ceiling has a large relief of Nagaraja, as seen in other Chalukya temples. There is also separate and beautiful nandi mantapa infront of the temple