Located at the confluence of the sacred Tungabhadra and Krishna rivers in Alampur, Telangana, the temple of Goddess Jogulamba is the 5th Ashta Dasa Shakti Peetham (Yogini Peedam). Devi Sati's upper teeth fell at this sacred kshetra, known as the Western Gateway of Srisailam.
Sacred Peedam
Yogini Peedam
Devi Swaroopa
Goddess Jogulamba Devi
Associated Shiva
Lord Bala Brahmeshwara
Fallen Body Part
Upper Teeth (Oordhva Danta)
Sacred Location
Alampur, Telangana
Ashtadasha Shakti Peetha Stotram
"Alampure Jogulamba"
Sacred Topography & Temple Sanctuary
Goddess Jogulamba Devi
Spiritual Significance & Temple Architecture
The deity of Jogulamba sits on a corpse with a scorpion, frog, and lizard adorning her matted hair, personifying fierce destructive energy over negativity and evil. The Nava Brahma temples surrounding the sanctum reflect extraordinary 7th-century Badami Chalukyan architecture.
The Sacred Legend (Sthala Purana)
Renowned as the seat of Siddha Rasashastra and supreme yoga, Alampur was blessed by sage Jamadagni and Maharishi Renuka. The presence of Lord Bala Brahmeshwara together with Jogulamba bestows wisdom, protection, and spiritual liberation to all seekers.