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Breath taking natural stone carvings
A natural stone carving resembling a human being’s head, eyes, nose and mouth, found near Kapileswaram village in its north-side mountain, is attracting wide attention of visitors close to the Saptanadi Sangameswaram. It is also surprising that such sights are abundantly found on huge rocks in the Nallamala forest close to the Krishna river bank.
Atmakur: A natural stone carving resembling a human being’s head, eyes, nose and mouth, found near Kapileswaram village in its north-side mountain, is attracting wide attention of visitors close to the Saptanadi Sangameswaram. It is also surprising that such sights are abundantly found on huge rocks in the Nallamala forest close to the Krishna river bank.
Many shapes of human beings among mountains are also seen when one undertakes a tour of the forest area, as if to prove the existence of the pre-historic man who lived in caves and learnt the language without a script. Another stone in Tirumalakonda resembles Nandi which is looking at natural beautiful spots in the forest. It appears as if the nature has chiselled the rock formation making the onlookers hold their breath while appreciating their striking resemblances to shapes of human beings.
By:Satya Peter
