Ahobilam Tour Package from Bangalore
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Bangalore, Karnataka
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Starting from ₹ 9999
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What will you experience
2 Night 3 Days Trip
Experienced Guide
Panoramic Sunset View
Witness Ornate Sculptures and Carvings
About the Activity
| Start Location | Bangalore Bus Stand |
| Sightseeing Places Covered | Lower & Upper Ahobilam (10+ spots) |
| No. of Temples Covered | 11 Temples |
| Duration | 2 Nights 3 Days |
| Start Time | Day 1 - (Friday Night) |
| End Time | Day 3 - (Sunday Night) |
About Ahobilam:
- Located in the Nandyal district of Andhra Pradesh, the town of Ahobilam is both a town and a holy place. It is encircled by the scenic Eastern Ghats highlands, which include several mountains and canyons.
- All of the temples in Ahobilam follow the Dravidian pattern of design. Narasimha Yantra, a holy diagram said to have been constructed by Vishnu himself, is one of several sacred artifacts housed in the temples.
About the Ahobilam tour package from Bangalore:
- Your pilgrimage to phobia will begin when your pickup is done by our experienced driver on Friday Night on Day 1.
- The first place we visit is the Sri Kodanda Rama Swamy Temple, where worshippers may see images of the Hindu deity Rama armed with a bow and arrow.
- You may find serenity and beauty at the Chatravata Narasimha shrine. It's a fantastic spot to become acquainted with Hindu beliefs and practices and to pray for Narasimha's favor.
- The next day, we'll continue our journey to the Ahobilam Narasimha temple and four others.
- Thousands of people go to the Pavana Narasimha temple each year to worship the Hindu god. The temple is an excellent resource for learning about Hinduism and is a wonderful, peaceful spot to spend some time.
- The journey will conclude at the Bhargava Narasimha temple, a site renowned for its ornate sculptures and carvings. A golden statue of Narasimha is among the many precious artifacts housed in the temple.
Know before you book
- An official photo ID is needed.
- Dressing respectfully is essential while visiting Hindu temples.
- We've included transportation and hotel taxes in the price of the trip.
- There are alternatives to our AC-powered vehicles available.
- Reservations may be made through the website or over the phone.
- It is customary to remove footwear before visiting a Hindu temple. Typically, there will be a shoe rack outside the temple for visitors to use.
- It is crucial to respect the people and the space at Hindu temples since they are places of devotion. This includes keeping one's voice down, keeping one's distance, and not taking any photographs or movies without express permission.
- The tourist information hotline is always open for callers.
- It is crucial to read the signs and listen to the directions of the temple officials since each temple has its unique set of regulations.
- Both cheap and luxurious hotels are available with our service.
- Every expedition makes additional stops, some of which are not included here. It's possible that an average day may include more than 10 stops.
- The rate for transportation is calculated hourly.
- Whatsapp may also be used to reserve a table.
Things to Carry
- Valid ID Proof
- Cash and Cards
- Comfortable Clothes
- Snacks & Fruits
- Portable Chargers
- Basic First Aid Kit
- Camera or Smartphone
- Sunglasses & Sunscreen
- UA Voucher
How To Reach
By Air:The Bangalore International Airport(BLR) is located at a distance of 40 KM from the city centre. The visitors can take a taxi or bus to reach the city from the airport.
By Road:Bangalore is connected to the major cities of India via a great network of state and private buses. The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation connects the city with nearby places.
By Train:Bangaluru City Railway Station(SBC) & Yeswantpur Junction(YPR) are railway stations that best serve the people travelling by train to Bangalore. These stations can be reached easily by bus or taxi.
Bangalore Bus Stand
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Ahobilam so well known?
The natural beauty and religious importance of Ahobilam have made it renowned across the world. Nallamala Hills provide a picturesque backdrop for the town and its many temples.
Who is Lord Narasimha?
Lord Narasimha is one of Vishnu's incarnations, or avatars. His image is that of a human with a lion's head. Narasimha's fierceness and capacity to defend his followers have earned him this reputation. Also well-known is his generosity and kindness toward people in need.
When is the Optimal Time to go to Ahobilam?
Between October and March, Ahobilam welcomes the most tourists. These months have mild temperatures and fewer tourists than others.
What are the Things to do in Ahobilam?
The best thing to do while visiting Ahobilam is to explore all the nine temples of Ahobilam which are the city's principal attractions. There are also many additional religious buildings nearby. Hills, woods, and rivers all contribute to the scenic grandeur that draws tourists to the region.
When going to Ahobilam, what should one do and not do?
Wear decent clothes. This includes keeping your arms and legs covered and not showing too much skin. Before entering the temples, please take off your shoes. Don't disrespect the temples or the people who pray within them.
Can you recommend any good restaurants in Ahobilam?
Ahobilam is home to a wide selection of eateries serving a wide range of cuisines. There are also many street food vendors to choose from.
In a Hindu temple, what is the holiest of all the parts?
In a Hindu temple, every single item has religious significance. The Garbhagriha, however, is unparalleled. The holiest part of any temple here is where the god or goddess is kept as an object of worship.
What type of ceremonies take place in a Hindu temple?
Puja, Aarti, Bhog, and Yagna are some of the many Hindu religious ceremonies practiced at temples.
For what reasons should one go to a Hindu temple?
Temples of Hindu deities are often quiet and peaceful environments. Discovering oneself via temple travel.
