Ryali lies at a distance of 24 km from Rajahmundry. Ryali is famous for excellent sculptures and rare iconography in the Jaganmohini Kesavaswami temple. The image of the Lord is an exquisite piece of sculpture, which is considered to be the only one of its kind in India.

The figure in front is 'Kesava' or 'Keshava', and on the reverse is the female attire with a hair-do representing 'Jaganmohini'. Carved in black stone, the image of the deity excites admiration. Even to this day it is as fresh as though it has just come from the chisel of the sculptor.

The image stands at a height of 5ft and the front portion, besides the face of Kesava, contains sculptural representations of 'Dasavatara' (ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu). At the feet of the image is the figure of Goddess Ganga, from which drops of water trickle down throughout the day. This is considered a rare phenomenon. Though small, the shrine presents a grand appearance artistically.