Miss World contestants receives grand welcome at Ramappa Temple
The arrival was marked by captivating Gussadi dance performances and traditional Oggudolu displays, showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage. Upon reaching the temple, the contestants participated in a symbolic washing of their feet before entering to offer their worship.
Temple officials and staff provided a warm reception, and special prayers were conducted in honour of the occasion. During their visit, the Miss World participants took the time to inquire about the temple's history, expressing their admiration for the architectural beauty and intricate style of the ancient Ramappa Temple.
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