Kollapur Madhava Swamy Temple

Madhava Swamy temple at Kollapur was built by King Sri Surabhi Madhava Rayalu of the Jetprole Rajas of Jetprole during the 16th century A.D. on the left bank of River Krishna, at Manchalakatta village.

The architecture of the temple is exceedingly beautiful. All around the temple walls the beautifully carved sculptures depict the 24 aspects of Vishnu and the Dasa-Avatars of Vishnu. 

Due to the submergence under the waters of Srisailam Dam, the temple was shifted and transplanted at Kollapur in the year 1989 from Manchalakatta village.

Temple Timings : Morning: 6:00 am to 9:00 am, Evening: 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

How to Reach
Hyderabad Jedcherla - Nagarkurnool - Kolhapur 182 kms
Kurnool Beechupalli - Nagarala - Kolhapur 113 kms
Mahabubnagar Kothakota - Wanaparthi - Kothapally-Kolhapur 110kms

Kollapur is famous for countless temples. Kollapur region is an area spanning the Nallamala forest

area on the banks of the river Krishna in the Nagarkurnool district, in the state of Telangana India.

The Someshwara, Sangameshwara, and Malleshwara temples are in this region, with traces of architectural treasures from the 2nd century BC. Hundreds of ancient temples are visible in the area, mainly built over 1,500 years ago. 

Due to similar broad roads and surrounding tree plantations, people used to refer to Kollapur as Telangana Mysore (a reference to the larger city of Mysore).


Source
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http://www.ghatroads.in/south-india-travel/temples-tourism-info/krishna-left-bank