Hamsaladeevi Beach

Hamsaladeevi Beach is a coastal beach in Hamsaladeevi village, Koduru mandal, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, located at the confluence (Sagara Sangamam) where the Krishna River meets the Bay of Bengal. Known for its wide sandy shoreline, tranquil setting and views of the river-sea merger, it lies adjacent to the Venugopala Swamy Temple. The beach is noted for its natural scenery, pilgrimage association and relatively uncrowded environment.

Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach at the point where the Krishna River merges with the Bay of Bengal, offering views of the confluence, fishing boats and open sea horizon. The surroundings are relatively undeveloped and quiet compared to urban beaches, with the Venugopala Swamy Temple complex nearby. Areas to explore include the shoreline, the confluence viewpoint and the temple precincts. Activities are centered on sightseeing, photography, beach walks and observing sunrise and sunset.

Hamsaladeevi is historically known for the Venugopala Swamy Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, located close to the beach at the river confluence. The temple and the Sagara Sangamam have long been associated with pilgrimage traditions linked to the Krishna River.

The confluence of the Krishna River with the Bay of Bengal at Hamsaladeevi is considered sacred and is visited by pilgrims for holy dips and rituals, especially during auspicious occasions. The beach and temple together form a religious and cultural site for local communities.