Theological significance

According to ancient Shakta texts, Goddess Sati's upper teeth fell at Alampur. Revered as the 5th of the 18 Maha Shakti Peethas (Ashtadasa Pitha), Goddess Jogulamba is worshipped in a fierce form that dissolves negative karmas, illusions, and malicious forces.

Approach this peeth with quiet breath and an open heart. Darshan is not only seeing— it is allowing the Mother to see you.

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Deity & sacred presence

Primary deity Maa Jogulamba

Guarded in the tradition by Yogeshwar Bhairava.

Sacred element: Muladhara Tattwa (Root Power, Tantric Awakening & Protection)

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Spiritual practice & sadhana

Muladhara Fearlessness Dhyan

Sit peacefully in the stone courtyard of the Navabrahma complex.
Bring focus down to the base of the spine.
Meditate on Maa Jogulamba destroying internal fear, delusion, and negative attachments.

Devotional activities

Tungabhadra River Holy Bath

Performing ritual bathing at the sacred river confluence near the temple steps.

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Pilgrimage logistics

By air

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad (HYD) (~200 km)

By train

Kurnool City Railway Station (KRNT) (~15 km) or Alampur Road Station (~9 km)

By road

Located right off the Hyderabad-Bengaluru National Highway (NH 44) with frequent bus services

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On the map

Alampur / Jogulamba Gadwal · Confluence of Tungabhadra and Krishna Rivers

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Continue the yatra

May every step carry the Mother’s blessing. Visit the next peeth, or return to the map.