Krishna River Mouth

Krishna River Mouth at Hamsaladeevi, also called Sagara Sangamam, is the confluence where the Krishna River meets the Bay of Bengal in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. Located near Hamsaladeevi village in Koduru mandal, about 85 km from Machilipatnam, it is noted for its wide sandy beach, tranquil estuarine landscape and religious importance. The site attracts visitors for sightseeing, pilgrimage and views of the river merging with the sea.

Visitors can expect a wide, flat sandy beach at the estuary where the brownish river water merges with the Bay of Bengal. The setting is open and tranquil with fishing boats, distant mangroves and a long shoreline. There are no major built structures at the sangam itself, but a short walk leads to the Venugopala Swamy Temple nearby. Visitors can walk along the beach, take photographs of the confluence, observe local fishing activity and experience a quiet pilgrimage atmosphere.

The confluence is revered as Sagara Sangamam, a sacred site where devotees take holy dips, especially during auspicious occasions. It is closely associated with the Venugopala Swamy Temple at Hamsaladeevi, dedicated to Lord Krishna, which draws pilgrims and adds religious significance to the river mouth.