Ainavilli Ksheera Ramalingeswara Temple

A prominent Devi (Goddess) temple in East Godavari district dedicated to Goddess Talupulamma — a locally revered form of the divine mother. The annual jatara (village fair-festival) draws hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from the Godavari delta region.

A Vishnu temple at the confluence of the Vasishta Godavari with the Bay of Bengal — one of the most auspicious sea-river confluences in Andhra Pradesh. The annual Karthika Masam festival draws lakhs of pilgrims. Antarvedi is known as the 'Prayag of the South'.

The Pancharama Ksheerarama shrine, where the Shiva lingam is believed to have emerged from a pot of milk (ksheera) during the splitting of a cosmic lingam by Vishnu's discus. Set amid the paddy fields of the Godavari delta, it also houses a shrine to Parvati as Ksheera Rameswari.

A historic Shiva temple near the Godavari river, associated with one of the Pancharama cluster. Lord Bhimeshwara is enshrined here on the scenic banks. During the Godavari Pushkaralu (once in 12 years), Kotipalli receives millions of pilgrims.