Dharmapuri Maha Pushkaralu

Dharmapuri is a small town located in the Karimnagar district of Telangana, 60 km away from the district headquarters. It is mostly famous for Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple which is situated on the southern banks of Godavari which flows through the town. The most interesting fact of Dharmapuri is that the Godavari river flows from north to south direction unlike west to east in all other places where it flows and hence the river is termed here as Dashing Vahini. This town is also one of the nine Narasimha Kshetrams. Due to presence of many temples in the area, it is also known as ‘Teertharajamu’. The town was ruled by King Dharma Varma and thus the name of the town was named after him as Dharmapuri.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao said that he would participate in Godavari Pushkaralu at Sri Laxminarasimha Swamy Devasthanam in Dharmapuri on July 14. Mr. Rao said that he had taken a vow at the temple to visit again after formation of separate Telangana State.

Dharmapuri Maha Pushkaralu App is Officially launched by Government of Telangana to be handy for all pilgrims and tourists visiting the Pushkaralu at Dharmapuri, Karimnagar Dist.