Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Kudapa is a village which is 70 km from Vijayawada. It is located in Reddygudem mandal, under the constituency of Mylavaram of Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh in south India.It has a population of more than 3,000. It is well connected by road and number of buses plying from Vijayawada. It is a religiously diversified small village with Hindu Temples, Mosque and Churches. This village is famous for temples of Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva"Anjaneya swamy" and goddess Saraswathi devi which are located on a hill. Every year Kalyanothsavam is held in Kudapa for Lord Venkateswara in the month of May and special pujas held for Lord Shiva on the day of Shivarathri besides the Askharabhyasas and Regular pujas in Saraswathi Temple. Because of these temples it became a place to visit for pilgrims not only from the surrounding villages, but also across the state.Agriculture is the main income source. Major crops are paddy, mirchi, turmeric, cotton and also contributing a Substantial share in Mango Exports because of its hot climatic condition, a natural asset to the Nuzividu region. In recent years farmers besides the agriculture, concentrating on fisheries, poultry and dairy products.. }
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- Kudapa abstract "Kudapa is a village which is 70 km from Vijayawada. It is located in Reddygudem mandal, under the constituency of Mylavaram of Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh in south India.It has a population of more than 3,000. It is well connected by road and number of buses plying from Vijayawada. It is a religiously diversified small village with Hindu Temples, Mosque and Churches. This village is famous for temples of Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva"Anjaneya swamy" and goddess Saraswathi devi which are located on a hill. Every year Kalyanothsavam is held in Kudapa for Lord Venkateswara in the month of May and special pujas held for Lord Shiva on the day of Shivarathri besides the Askharabhyasas and Regular pujas in Saraswathi Temple. Because of these temples it became a place to visit for pilgrims not only from the surrounding villages, but also across the state.Agriculture is the main income source. Major crops are paddy, mirchi, turmeric, cotton and also contributing a Substantial share in Mango Exports because of its hot climatic condition, a natural asset to the Nuzividu region. In recent years farmers besides the agriculture, concentrating on fisheries, poultry and dairy products.".