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Srila Prabhupada very clearly stated Ahovalam is the place where Lord Narasimha appeared however several   personalities have challenged this:

Jayadvaita Swami did so to Srila Prabhupadas face ,and Srila Prabhupada told him then just chant Ito Narasimha parato Narasimha and see Narasimha everywhere
Basu Ghosh das also does not accept Ahovalam,
Romapada Swami does not accept Ahovalam
WHAT KIND OF NONSENSE neophytes are they to challenge Lord Narasimhadeva? And the glories place of Ahovalam glorified in many places in the Puranas but obscure for the mental speculaters
Ahovalam are accept by all Authorities as the place where Lord Narasimha appeared and killed Hiranykasipu.By all Sri Vaisnava Acaryas, by Sri Ramanujacarya, by the Alvars, by Lord Caitanya but these persons think they know better and want to present their irreligion to the world.
Lord Ramachandra also visited Ahovalam in Treta yuga and chanted.
Lord Ramacandra’s  Nrisimha-Panchamrita
(These prayers are from the 47th  chapter of the Harivamsa Purana which narrates the story of Lord  Ramacandra’s visit to the holy place of Ahobalam to see the Deity of Nrisimha,  where Lord Nrisimha appeared and saved His devotee Prahlada.)
ahobalam  narasimham gatva ramah pratapavan
namaskutya  sri nrisimham astaushit kamala patim
The glorious Rama once visited  Ahobala where He saw the Deity of Lord Nrisimha. He offered His obeisances to  Lord Kamalapati (husband of the Goddess of Fortune) and prayed as  follows.
1. Govinda  keshava janardana vasudeva
vishvesha-vishva  madhusudana vishvarupa
shri  padmanabha purushottama pushkaraksha
narayanachyuta  nrisimho namo namaste
O Govinda, Keshava, Janardana,  Vasudeva, Vishvesha (the controller of the universe), Vishva, Madhusudana,  Vishvarupa, Sri Padmanabha, Purushottama, Pushkaraksha, Narayana, Achyuta. O  Lord Narasimha I offer my respectful obeisances unto You again and again.
2. Devah  samastah khalu gopi mukhyaha
gandharva  vidyadhara kinnarash cha
yat  pada-mulam satatam namanti
tam  narasimham sharanam gato shmi
I have taken shelter of Lord  Nrisimha unto whose lotus feet demigods, prominent yogis, gandharvas,  vidyadharas and kinnaras are constantly offering their obeisances.
3. Vedan  samastan khalu shastragarbhan
vidyam balam  kirtimatim cha lakshmim
yasya  prasadat purusha labhante
tam  narasimham sharanam gato shmi
I have taken shelter of Lord  Nrisimha by whose mercy people receive all the Vedas, the essence of all  scriptures, knowledge, strength, reputation and wealth.
4. Brahma  shivas tvam purushottamash cha
narayano  ‘shau marutam patish cha
chandrarka  vayvagni marud-ganash cha
tvam eva tam  tvam shatatam nato’shmi
You are Lord Brahma, Lord Shiva  and the best person Lord Narayana. You are the master of the Marutas and You are  the sun, the moon, air and the fire as well as the Marut-ganas. I offer my  obeisances unto You.
5. Snapne’pi  nitya jagatam ashesam
srashta cha  hanta vibhura prabheyaha
trata tvam  eka strividho vibinnaha
tam tvam  nrisimham satatam nato’smi
I offer my obeisances unto Lord  Nrisimha who is the creator, the maintainer and the destroyer of the entire  universe. Although You perform all of these three acts simultaneously, You are  completely beyond these activities. You are the all-pervading, unlimited supreme  spirit.
Iti stutva  raghushreshthaha
pujayamasa  tam harim
pushpa  vrishtih papatashu
tasya devasya  murdhani
Praying this way, the best of the  Raghus, Lord Ramacandra worshipped Lord Hari. At that time the demigods showered  a rain of flowers on the head of Lord Nrisimhadeva.
Raghavena  kutam stotram
panchamrita  manuktamam
pathanti ye  dvijavaraha
tesham  svargastu shashvataha
This is the best of prayers,  called pancamrita or five nectars compiled by Lord Rama Himself. One who reads  this will be liberated eternally
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