The Kolleru Bird Sanctuary is around 15 km far from Eluru town in the West Godai District of Andhra Pradesh. This haven is spread crosswise over 673 sq km of wetland and bogs that encompass the celebrated Kolleru Lake. Kolleru
Eluru Ashram, otherwise called the Nam Datta Natha Kshetra, is related with the Datta Peetham. There is a little sanctuary in the ashram which has icons of Lord Dattatreya and Anagha Devi. The ashram likewise has symbols of Lord Ganesha,
Master Vishnu is directing divinity here as Sri Venkateswara Swamy. The temple was developed by the Mylaam Zamindars in nineteenth century. The self-showed symbol of Sri Venkateswara Swamy was uncovered by a holy person named Dwaraka and thus, the temple
Kolleru Lake is thought to be the biggest crisp water lake in India that spreads over the West Godai and Krishna regions of Andhra Pradesh. This lake is otherwise called the 'Unbeatable Fisherman's Paradise and Bird Heaven'. It is a