Srisailam temple installs QR code boards with its history in 130 languages
Devotees can scan the codes at about 60 locations to hear or read the legend of the shrine and its sub-temples
The management of Srisailam temple has installed QR code boards throughout the temple complex to provide devotees with detailed information about the temple's history and legends in 130 different languages. Pothugunta Ramesh Naidu and M. Srinivasa Rao, leaders of the Srisailam temple Trust Board, announced the introduction of this system to enhance the experience of visitors.
By scanning the QR code on various boards located at approximately 60 sites within the temple, devotees can access audio and written descriptions of the temple's significance, historical context, and architectural features. The information is delivered through an innovative AI-driven technology called 'NIVU' (Neural Intelligence Vernacular Unified Model).
In addition to general boards, specific locations such as Sakshi Ganapati, Hatakeswaram, Phaladhara-Panchadhara, Shikhareswaram, and the 'Pancha Mathas' (five monasteries) have been equipped with boards providing dedicated information. The temple leaders encourage devotees to utilize this resource to deepen their understanding of the sacred site, the importance of the location, and the unique features of the sub-temples.
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