About our old Temple…

The original Ramalayam was built more than 90 years ago in Lankala Kalavagunta village in Pedana Mandal, Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh. Local families visited the alayam for daily puja and festivals. Sri Rama Navami festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion and became an annual tradition.

Over time, Ramalyam deteriorated as it was situated very adjacent to the main road and as the main road level of the village was raised time to time with new layers and the mandapam floor level become much lower than the adjacent road level. Ramalyam mandapam was frequently submerged by rain water. It was decided to build Ramalayam at some other place in the village away from the main road and at a higher level.

About our present Temple…

Temple site was donated by three families of Lankala Kalavagunta village. These three sites are adjoined to one another and thus facilitated to construction of the temple facing East. The ground breaking ceremony for the temple took place in the year 2007 and the main temple construction completed three years later in the year 2010.

The Temple is constructed of two levels. The upper level consists of one ‘Garbhalayam’ with two ‘Upalayams’ on either side of the ‘Garhalayam’ and Mandapam.

Consecrate of Deities is as follows:
Vinayaka and Anjaneeyaswamy in Mandapam.
Kodandaramaswamy, Sitadevi and Lakshmanaswamy in Garbhalayam.
Sridevi, Bhudevi on either side of Venkateswaraswamy in one Upalyam.
Lakshminarasimhaswamy in the other Upalayam.

Pranapratista of these Moolavirat(s)took place in the year 2010 and
Prana Prithista of Utsavmmurtis of these Deities except Vigneswara took place in the year 2012.

More funds were raised and during the next phase of Temple, Gopurams are consecrated over Garbhalayam, two Upalayams and 48 feet high Dwajasthambham for the Temple. Sikhara Prathista for these Gopuram (s ) and a Prana Prathista for Dwajasthambham took place in the year 2014.
Prana Prathista of Ajaya and Vijaya in the Mandapam,Naga Prathistaand one more Anjaneeyaswamy in the Temple premises took place at a later date.