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నెల్లూరు - ప్రకాశం జిల్లాలకు వెళ్తే తప్పక చూడండి చూస్తుండగానే కుక్కలు మాయమవుతాయి | Bhairavakona Welcome to the Praveen Rayapati Channel! In this video, we are exploring the magnificent and mystical Bhairavakona in the Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh. This is not just a temple; it is an architectural marvel carved out of a single rock, dating back to the 7th and 8th centuries (Pallava dynasty era). 📍 About Bhairavakona: Located in the heart of the Nallamala Hills, Bhairavakona is famous for its 8 ancient rock-cut cave temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, Goddess Durga, and Kalabhairava. The most stunning feature here is the natural waterfall—known as Akasha Ganga—that falls from a height of 200 meters directly onto the idols of the deities. ✨ Video Highlights: The history and mystery behind the single-rock carvings. The mesmerizing Akasha Ganga waterfall. The unique architecture resembling Mahabalipuram. The spiritual significance of the Kartika Purnima event (moonlight falling on the idol). Full travel details and route map. 🚗 How to Reach: Location: Ambavaram, CS Puram Mandal, Prakasam District, AP. Nearest Town: Pamuru (35 km) or Kanigiri. Best Time to Visit: October to March (especially during Karthika Masam). If you enjoyed exploring this ancient wonder with me, please LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more travel and devotional vlogs! 🔔 Subscribe for more updates: #Bhairavakona #AndhraPradeshTourism #LordShiva #PraveenRayapati #TravelVlog #PrakasamDistrict #AncientTemples #incredibleindia Bhairavakona, Bhairavakona Temple, Bhairavakona Waterfalls, Bhairavakona History in Telugu, Prakasam District Tourist Places, Praveen Rayapati, Praveen Rayapati Vlogs, Ancient Rock Cut Temples, Lord Shiva Temples in Andhra Pradesh, Akasha Ganga Waterfall, Bhairavakona Route Map, Karthika Masam Special, Sri Trimukha Durgamba Mahadevi, Kalabhairava Temple, Andhra Pradesh Tourism, Indian Rock Cut Architecture, Ambavaram Bhairavakona, Tourist Places Near Ongole, Shiva Lingam Waterfall, Bhairavakona Drone View.