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Lifting of dam gates leads to heavy rush at Srisailam
The New Indian Express Anantapur
|July 14, 2025
Temple town witnesses influx of pilgrims & tourists due to weekend
THOUSANDS of tourists and devotees thronged Srisailam over the weekend to witness the dramatic release of floodwaters through the Srisailam reservoir's open gates, turning the temple town into a major attraction.
Officials released water into the Krishna River by lifting the reservoir's radial gates following steady inflows, creating a spectacular sight. Visitors also enjoyed mist-covered hills and lush greenery in the Nallamala forest region, further enhancing the scenic appeal.
AP Tourism Manager B Penchal Reddy said the landscape resembled a "green umbrella" and noted that cool weather and boat rides added to the visitors' experience.
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