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By worthview, on February 4th, 2011
Mopidevi, around 40 minutes of journey from Machilipatnam is a famous temple village with Subramanya Swamy temple in the center of it. Many devotees visit the temple all through the year, especially for Annadaanam and “First Cut” for children. Here is some glimpse of the sacrosanct.
Mopidevi Temple
Inside of Mopidevi Temple
. . . → Read More: Mopidevi Temple village Pics
By worthview, on January 6th, 2011
Very happy to hear all your feedback on our previous posts ( part 1 and part 2 ) about Machilipatnam glory and its historical places. eSpecially our masala bandi chala mandhini touch chesindhi ! I know many of us are missing it, we too :(
So from your inspiration, we are adding few . . . → Read More: Sunrise at Machilipatnam Beach
By worthview, on January 3rd, 2011
Continuing from where we stopped (the division into parts is more for the flexibility to see all the pics), the unexplored machilipatnam gives a glimpse of the history of India itself. The Bandar Fort is the reminiscence of the fortification by the East India Company and by the Dutch (before the EIC) in around . . . → Read More: Magnificent Machilipatnam, The Unexplored: Part 2
By worthview, on January 3rd, 2011
Hi All,
This is a travelogue of my own town, machilipatnam , situated on the eastern coast of the Krishna Delta, Andhra Pradesh. Being the place where we were grown up, the pics were taken with more satisfaction than picturesqueness ! The temples that we used to go every week, the school ground we played . . . → Read More: Magnificent Machilipatnam, The Unexplored: Part 1
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