Sakshi Ganapathi Temple

Srisailam assumed a predominant job in our religious, social and social history from antiquated occasions. As per pre-memorable examinations the habitational history of Srisailam returns to around 30,000-40,000 years. Stone apparatuses of that period are richly found at different spots of Srisailam.

The Sakshi Ganapati Temple is situated in Srisailam, in the midst of normal settings. A dark symbol of Lord Ganapati or Ganesha is cherished in this sanctuary. The sanctuary got its name from the legend that the icon is the observer or 'Sakshi' for the aficionados visiting this place.

This little hallowed place situated around 3 km from Srisailam and frequented by travelers since old occasions. The conventional conviction is that the Ganapathi in this sanctuary keeps standard record of the considerable number of explorers to delicate 'Sakshyam' (proof) of their visit to this Kshetram and is named as Sakshi Ganapathi. The figure of this god is perfectly made holding a book in the left hand and 'Kalam' (pen) in the correct deliver such a route as noticing down the names of lovers.