Musulami

Musulami is an old village located in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is situated in the Guntur district, known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance. The village is nestled in the Nallamala Hills, a region characterized by its lush forests, mountain terrain, and diverse wildlife.

Musulami is famous for its natural hot springs, which are believed to possess therapeutic properties. The springs are said to have great healing powers and are often visited by locals and tourists alike. According to legend, the village got its name from the springs, which are believed to have been discovered by a Muslim faqir (Islamic mendicant). The village has a mix of Muslim and Hindu settlements, reflecting the cultural diversity of the region.

The village is also known for its ancient temples and other historical structures. The Kaliya Devi Temple, situated in the village, is a popular place of worship and is said to be one of the oldest temples in the region. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kaliya Devi, who is revered by the local people.

Musulami is a remote village and can be reached by foot or by taking a short trek from the nearby town of Rajupalem. The village is bustling with activity during the peak tourist season, with visitors coming to experience its unique culture, history, and natural beauty. Despite being off the beaten track, Musulami attracts tourists who are eager to explore the region's rural charm and spiritual heritage.