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Bharat Mandir
Sri Bhramaramba Sameta Malleswara Swamy Temple

Sri Bhramaramba Sameta Malleswara Swamy Temple

శ్రీ భ్రమరాంబ సమేత మల్లేశ్వర స్వామి దేవాలయం

Lord Shiva (Shiva Linga) · Guntur, Andhra Pradesh

Ancient

About the temple

Primary historic Shaivite temple of Sattenapalli town Traditional belief: Eradication of chronic ailments, peace of mind, and liberation

Temple information

Darshan timings
05:30 – 20:30
Best time to visit
Early morning hours on mid-week non-festival days to experience a peaceful darshan atmosphere

Deity

Lord Shiva (Shiva Linga)Goddess Bhramaramba DeviLord Vinayaka
Deity form
Svayambhu / Consecrated Krishna-shila Shiva Lingam with Panavattam
Religious tradition
Shaiva Agama
Sanskrit name
श्री भ्रमराम्बा समेत मल्लेश्वर स्वामी देवालयः

Darshan hours

Daily
05:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 04:30 PM - 08:30 PM
Break timings
12:00PM -04:00PM
Special days
Open continuously for 24 hours during Mahashivaratri
Festival timings
Open continuously for 24 hours on Mahashivaratri

Aarti & rituals

Morning aarti
06:00 AM
Midday aarti
11:45 AM
Evening aarti
06:30 PM
Night aarti
8:15 PM
Special aarti days
Mondays, Pradosham, Masa Shivaratri, Kartika Somavaram
Ritual schedule
Suprabhatham, Rudrabhishekam, Bilvarchana, Sandhya Harati
Pooja timings
06:00 AM - 11:00 AM; 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Abhishek timings
06:00 AM - 09:30 AM (Daily Rudra Abhishekam)
Special poojas
Available
Online pooja booking
No

History & heritage

Historical period
Medieval
Built by
Local Zamindars and Shaivite merchant guilds
Architect / builder
Local Andhra Sthapatis
Construction materials
Black stone sanctum, brick and lime superstructure
Historical events
Dhvajastambha re-installation and Rajagopuram touch-up in 2010s
Renovations
State local heritage interest
Archaeological importance
Traditional belief: Consecration of Shiva Lingam to bring welfare to agrarian families
Legends
Traditional belief: Consecration of Shiva Lingam to bring welfare to agrarian families
Inscriptions
Epigraphical Telugu donor plaques recording endowment lands

Architecture

Architectural style
Dravidian
Architectural period
c. 18th - 19th Century CE
Structure
Prakara-enclosed urban temple complex
Floors
1
Gopuram
Three-tiered Dravidian Rajagopuram at east entrance
Mandapa
Pillared Maha Mandapam with stone Nandi enclosure facing sanctum
Sculptural features
Sculpted Nandi, Ganesha, and relief images of Dakshinamurthy
Artistic elements
Traditional stone carving on pillar brackets and threshold dwarapalakas
Construction technique
Granite ashlar foundation with brick and lime mortar superstructure
Unique features
Revered local site for Somavara Kartika Deepotsavam in Sattenapalli

Festivals & events

MahashivaratriKartika MasamPradoshamVijaya Dashami
Festival calendar
Magha Bahula Chaturdashi (Mahashivaratri); Kartika Masam
Special celebration days
Mahashivaratri Day, Kartika Pournami, Mondays of Kartika
Cultural events
Deepotsavam (lighting of 1000 oil lamps), cultural Shiva Tandava performances
Annual events
Maha Shivaratri Kalyanotsavam & Rathotsavam
Peak crowd season
February - March (Shivaratri) and November - December (Kartika)

Visitor information

  • ✓ Parking
  • ✓ Restrooms
  • ✓ Drinking water
  • ✓ Shoe keeping
  • ✓ Prasadam counter
Dress code
Traditional
Best time to visit
Early morning hours on mid-week non-festival days to experience a peaceful darshan atmosphere
Parking capacity
20-30 vehicles
Parking fees
Free
Donation counters
Yes
Donation methods
Cash, UPI, Bank Transfer
Prasadam
Laddu; Pulihora