|
Page1
There are three -
choultries at Kotipalli to cater to the amenities and conveniences of the pilgrims who
visit the temple. Kotipalli is considered to be very sacred place as it stands more or
less at the confluence of the river Godavari with the sea. Large number of pilgrims flock
to this temple, especially during the Mahasivratri day, which falls in Magha Bahula
Amavasya in February or March when thousands of pilgrims visit this temple and have a bath
in the holy Godavari.
Kotipalli, otherwise known as
Kotitirtham, is an ancient place where Lord Siva is worshipped as Someswara. Popular
legend has it, that whoever has his 'Punya snana' at this tirtham will get salvation
immediately. There are a number of popular legends and Sthalapuranas connected with this
famous temple and Tirtha.
|
