Exceptional discovery: A Lost Temple Has Been Unearthed By Residents Near Perumallapadu.
Residents from the Perumallapadu town in the Pradesh’s Nellore locale of India have uncovered a 300-year-old Temple of Nageswara Swamy on the banks of the Penna River.
A journalist from India named Dheeshma Puzhakkal tweeted the following along with a video:
#Watch: A historic temple of Nageswara Swamy, buried in sand was unearthed while mining sand near Perumallapadu village under Chejerla Mandal, Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh. Locals believe that, the temple might have consecrated by Lord Parasurama. @NewsMeter_In pic.twitter.com/LSH7BfvWtH
— Dheeshma Puzhakkal (@dheeshmap) June 17, 2020
The sanctuary is a block manufactured sanctuary committed to the Hindu divinity, Lord Nageshwara (Shiva), and was worked around 300 years back alongside the Kotiteertham sanctuary and Sangam Sivalayam sanctuary. A great part of the sanctuary complex stays covered, with just the Mukha Mantapam and a portion of the sketching out structures uncovered.
The authorities of the Archeology and Endowments offices have reported that they intend to do attempts to additionally unearth and reestablish the sanctuary
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