Alampur Jogulamba Trip — Shakti Peetha and the Nava Brahma Temples

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The fifth Ashtadasha Shakti Peetha, standing beside seventh-century Nava Brahma temples at the meeting of the Tungabhadra and Krishna.

Region
Jogulamba Gadwal, Telangana
Duration
1 to 2 days
Deity
Sri Jogulamba Devi and Bala Brahmeswara Swamy
Best time
October to February; Navaratri for the Devi utsavams
Boarding from
Hyderabad, Kurnool

About the Alampur Jogulamba trip

Alampur is called Dakshina Kashi, and it holds two things at once: Jogulamba Devi, the fifth of the eighteen Ashtadasha Shakti Peethas, and the Nava Brahma temples built by the Badami Chalukyas in the seventh century — some of the oldest standing stone temples in Telangana.

The Shakti Peetha marks where the upper teeth of Sati are said to have fallen. Jogulamba is worshipped in a fierce form, and the temple was rebuilt after the original was destroyed, with the idol having been hidden for centuries at Bala Brahmeswara.

It works beautifully as a one-day trip from Hyderabad, or as a stop on the way to Srisailam or Mantralayam, planned so the driving and the darshan both stay comfortable.

Trip Highlights

  • Jogulamba Devi Shakti Peetha darshan
  • Bala Brahmeswara and the nine Chalukyan Nava Brahma temples
  • Sangameswara temple relocated from the submerged site
  • Tungabhadra and Krishna sangam viewpoint
  • Combined route with Mantralayam or Srisailam

Detailed Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Hyderabad to Alampur

    Morning drive via Jadcherla, Jogulamba Devi darshan, the Nava Brahma temple cluster and the museum, sangam viewpoint in the evening.

  2. Day 2

    Mantralayam or Srisailam extension

    Optional onward drive to Mantralayam Raghavendra Swamy or Srisailam before returning.

What's Included

  • Complete trip planning and a day-by-day itinerary built around darshan timings
  • Travel arrangements for the route — train, bus or road transfer as per the plan
  • Comfortable, conveniently located accommodation on twin-sharing basis
  • Local transport for sightseeing and temple transfers through the trip
  • Darshan, seva and pooja registrations wherever advance booking is permitted
  • Dedicated coordination and assistance from planning until you return

What's Not Included

  • Meals and personal dining not specified in the itinerary
  • Special sevas, VIP darshan or pooja not included in your chosen package
  • Personal expenses, shopping, tips and porterage
  • Anything not listed under What's Included

Important Information

  • Package details are prepared for your travel dates, group size and preferred comfort level.
  • Darshan and seva timings are decided by the temple administration and can change on festival days.
  • Accommodation and transport are confirmed once your dates and traveller count are finalised.

Darshan and travel notes

Navaratri sees special Devi alankarams and much heavier crowds.
The Nava Brahma temples are ASI-protected; carry ID if photographing.
Alampur has limited accommodation — Kurnool is the fallback for a night halt.

Frequently asked questions about Alampur Jogulamba

How far is Alampur from Hyderabad?

About 215 km, roughly four hours by road, which makes it a comfortable single-day trip.

Which Shakti Peetha is Jogulamba?

It is the fifth of the eighteen Ashtadasha Shakti Peethas, where the upper teeth of Sati are believed to have fallen.

Can Alampur and Srisailam be combined?

Yes. Both are Shakti Peethas in the same region and pair into a two-day route via Kurnool.