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India’s longest bathing ghat at Rajahmundry
India’s longest bathing ghat at Rajahmundry.Rajahmundry will boast of the longest bathing ghat in the country once the Godavari Pushkaralu begins on July 14.
Rajahmundry will boast of the longest bathing ghat in the country once the Godavari Pushkaralu begins on July 14. The 1,200 meter-long ghat is currently being constructed at the Kotilingala Revu on the banks of Godavari. The ghat can accommodate about five lakh people once it is setup.
A large idol of Siva with water sprinklers will also be constructed in the middle of the ghat. Meanwhile the 176-metre long Saraswati ghat is being spruced up to cater to the needs of VVIPs. A Saraswathi temple is being constructed at a cost of Rs four crore which is being hailed as Andhra Pradesh’s Basara.
The irrigation department is constructing 250 bathing ghats in the twin Godavari districts for ensuing Pushkarams at a cost of Rs 94 crore. The length of ghats varies from 5 meters to 1,200 meters.
By Samson Raj
