Ramalingeshwara Swamy Temple Keesara

The significance of 101 Shiva Lingams: Among these Shiva lingas, some are of up to 1 meter. Several legends say that these lingas indicate the life and fertility. The lingas have a base structure which represents the womb.

Other Temples in Ramalingeshwara Swamy Temple complex and around Keesara Gutta When we enter in dwajasthambam is seen and inside we see Goddess Bhavani matha in the separate sanctum and as we proceed further we see Anjaneya Swamy with Siva linga in front. Ganapathi, Lord Subramanya with Valli Devasena are seen to the sides of the main door of Main sanctum. Inside the main sanctum, Siva Lingam known as Ramaligeswara Swamy is seen with a sculpture of Siva at the back of Lingam. As we come out there is a small sanctum Goddess Durga Devi is seen. Outside the Siva temple, there is Sthala Vruksham with Naga, Devatha under it. Now we come to another hall like thing with Dwajasthambam in front.

Here we see Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy and opposite of the sanctum, Lord Garuda is seen. We can see Shiva panchayadhana, Murthy, with Nandi in the front. Finally, we see Sita, Rama and Lakshmana and Hanuman facing them in the front in a small sanctum. There are sculptures of Maha kali, Maha Saraswathi and Mahalakshmi, are also in the same hall. At a distance, we see Hanuman in the separate sanctum and nearby there is huge Hanuman on a platform.