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Sreevallabhan & Sudarshanamoorthy - Both in standing posture; Sreevallabhan facing east and Sudarshanamoorthy facing west
Temple(s)
One
Elevation
29.02 m (95 ft)
Website
www.srivallabhatemple.org
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The Sreevallabha Temple is a highly orthodox[1] Hindu temple dedicated to Sreevallabha, a form of Vishnu.[2] It is located in the city of Thiruvalla, in India.
^History of Sreevallabha Mahakshethram, Sreekumar.V (2010). ‘’Nivedyam’’, p. 24-33. Sreevallabheswara Annadaana Samithi, Thiruvalla.
^Sreevallabhakshethram Oravalokanam, Sreekumar.V (2006). Sathradeepam, p. 39-47. Sathranirvahana Samithy, Thiruvalla.
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