Godavari Pushkaralu 2027 Locations Beyond Rajahmundry
The River's Journey Through Three States
The Godavari begins near Nasik in Maharashtra, crosses Telangana, and reaches the sea through Andhra Pradesh. Godavari Pushkaralu 2027 is celebrated at sacred spots along this entire stretch.
Andhra Pradesh
The main celebration hub, spread across six districts — Polavaram, Eluru, East Godavari, West Godavari, Dr B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema, and Kakinada.
Telangana
Its own set of ghats and temple towns along the river, with celebrations expected to run in parallel.
Maharashtra
Home to the river’s source, with Nanded as a notable pilgrim stop.
Andhra Pradesh: Sacred Spots Near Rajahmundry
* All Distances are from Rajahmundry
- Across the river
Kovvur
Goshpada Kshetram and other ghats, a short hop from the main riverfront
- 12.6 km
Dowleswaram
- 15.9 km
Munikudali
Sapta Rishi Ghat, a model eco-friendly rural ghat with clean, zero-discharge sanitation
- 34.6 km
Pattiseema
An 800-year-old island temple to Sri Veerabhadra Swamy, and the launch point for Papikondalu boat tours
- 46.2 km
Draksharamam
Sri Bhimeswara Swami Temple, one of the five sacred Pancharama Kshetras
- 57.8 km
Ainavilli
Lord Siddhi Vinayaka Swamy Temple, known for granting return visits when wishes are fulfilled
- 80.9 km
Narasapuram
Narasapuram Revu, a Vasishta Godavari ghat cluster and boat-trip base toward Antarvedi
- 97.5 km
Antarvedi
Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, where the river meets the sea — a favoured spot for Pitru Tarpanam
Telangana: Sironcha to Bhadrachalam
Telangana hosts its own stretch of sacred Godavari ghats, each with a distinct character.
Bhadrachalam
Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy Devasthanam, where a holy dip is believed to carry the merit of a Kashi pilgrimage. Ghats include Sri Rama Ghat and Sita Pushkar Ghat.
Kaleshwaram
Sri Kaleshwara Mukteshwara Swamy Temple, home to two Shiva lingams on a single pedestal, at the Triveni Sangam of the Godavari and Pranahita rivers.
Basara
Gnana Saraswati Temple, a peaceful spot for seeking the goddess of learning’s blessings.
Dharmapuri
Sironcha
where the Pranahita and Godavari rivers meet.
TGSRTC special buses typically connect these towns during the festival, and Hyderabad is the nearest major airport for most of them.
Choosing Where to Go
Want the merit of a Kashi pilgrimage?
Head to Bhadrachalam.
Love a boat ride and an island temple?
Pattiseema is your spot.
Prefer a calmer, less crowded ghat?
Munikudali’s model rural ghat is built exactly for that.
Want wide-river views with a historic backdrop?
Dowleswaram’s barrage-side ghat delivers that.
Performing ancestor rituals?
Antarvedi and Gowthami Ghat in Rajahmundry are both traditional choices.
Curious about twin Shiva lingams?
Kaleshwaram is unlike anywhere else on the river.