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The Story of Hiramandalam

Hiramandalam is bounded on the south by the Saravakota zone, on the north by the Kottur zone and on the east by the Pathapatnam zone. Paralakhemundi, Amadalavalasa, Palasa and Rajam are the nearest cities to Hiramandalam. It has 83 villages and 23 panchayats. The average height is 27 meters (91 feet). Hiramandalam comes under Palakonda administration. Hiramandalam has a total population of 46,204, of whom 22,780 are literate. The literacy rate of men is 69% and women is 51% in Hiramandalam. The overall literacy rate is increasing day by day for both Male and Female. The Vamsadhara River flows the closest to the region. The Hiramandalam Dam is being constructed to further enhance the crops of the region and to provide an abundance of drinking water. The properties of villagers of Tulagam, Padali and Krishnapuram, were taken by the Government for the construction of a dam and made appropriate measures to relocate them to the Vamsadhara colonies. Local authorities have given permission for cultivation on the seized lands as the construction of the project has been delayed.

The History of Hiramandalam

But due to the failure of the concerned authorities to protect the acquired lands and other assets, and the delay in the construction of the dam, the villagers are now seeking additional compensation under the Land Acquisition Act - 2013 as the agricultural fields became barren lands due to authorities negligence. As the people here asked for more compensation they were filed with cases against the women involved in the controversy. The second phase of the Vamsadhara reservoir was still not completed and the people here are urging the existing Jagan Mohan Reddy Government to complete the project and convert more barren lands to green fields. The project cost was initially Rs. 953 crores and the delay in the increased cost was Rs. 1618 crores as of now. The water dispute with Odisha should be resolved quickly and the second phase works of the genealogy should be completed expeditiously. The wasted Vamsadhara reservoir waters should be fully utilized.

How to Reach Hiramandalam

Travel Guide


Hiramandalam is easily accessible by all three major modes of transport, roadways, railways, and airways. Which will come as a source of relief to the many travel enthusiasts ready to visit Hiramandalam!

By Road


Pathapatnam APSRTC bus station and Palakonda APSRTC bus station are the nearby bus stations to Hiramandalam town. APSRTC runs several busses from major cities to Hiramandalam.

By Rail


Rails in India are the most affordable and most preferred modes of transportation. Srikakulam Road railway station, Tilaru railway station are the very nearby railway stations to Hiramandalam.

By Flight


The two nearest airports to Hiramandalam town are Visakhapatnam Airport and Biju Patnaik Airport in Bhubaneswar. They are at a distance of 130 km and 300 km from the town, respectively.

Places to visit in Hiramandalam

About Us

Gotta barrage located at Hiramandalam is about 45 km from Srikakulam District, which is located at the extreme northeastern side of Andhra Pradesh is constructed on Vamsadhara river. It rises in the Eastern Ghats of Orissa state, entering Srikakulam District in Bhamini Mandal and finally enters the Bay of Bengal near Kalingapatnam. It has 2,30,590 acres ayacut in 19 mandals through its two main canals right main canal (RMC) and left main canal (LMC). Gotta bridge is with an ayacut area of 1,48,230 acres.

About Us

Sri Uma Rudra Koteswara Swamy Temple in Hiramadalam is an important Hindu temple. This temple is present in anguru street in Hiramandalam town. It is just 2 kms from Hiramandalam bus stop. Everyone worships while traveling through the roads to make there works fruitful. Shivaratri is sumptuously celebrated in this Lord Shiva temple. It is built with Saalihundam Red Stone and the Architecture resembles the South Indian style. The rituals are being conducted as per Panchaayatana Agama Sastram.

Hiramandalam Villages

Hiramandalam Banks

Bank Name Bank Address
DCCB Bank Hiramandalam Address Opp: Santhoshi Matha Temple, Main Road, Hiramandalam
State Bank of India Hiramandalam Address near Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Main Road, Hiramandalam

Hiramandalam Banks - IFSC Codes

Bank Name Bank IFSC Codes
DCCB Bank Hiramandalam IFSC Code APBL0001020
State Bank of India Hiramandalam IFSC Code SBIN0002726

Hiramandalam Banks - Toll Free Numbers

Bank Name Bank Toll Free Numbers
DCCB Bank Hiramandalam 08942-253331
State Bank of India Hiramandalam 1800 425 3800