Bhairavakona
About Bhairavakona
Located in Bhairavakona village in Andhra Pradesh, this historic Shiva shrine dates to the 7th-8th century CE and is distinguished by its unique configuration of 101 lingas and 101 temple tanks surrounding the sanctum. The temple is particularly sought by devotees seeking relief from Naga dosha and planetary afflictions. Daily worship includes abhishekam and kumkum archana, with special rituals performed during significant festivals such as Navaratri and Shivaratri. The temple maintains traditional dress codes and provides facilities including footwear stands and cloak rooms near the main entrance.
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