Hyderabad has various temples famous for their historical and cultural treasures. It shows a specific aspect of the city. Apart from the Nizams’ rule for centuries, the city has a large Hindu presence. The earthly aura, the incense of the spirit in the air, the continuous hymns of praise to God not only silence the mind. But also teach the importance of meditation to people of all ages. The construction of temples in Hyderabad Travel compels everyone to visit at least once.
During the famous religious festivals. The Hyderabad temples were collected by donors and visitors from all over the world. One should visit the temples listed below if one is in town during a particular festival. These areas keep us focused on our roots and lead us to believe that mankind is the largest religion. You can even utilize a safety travel app to the city of Hyderabad here for a special experience.
Best Places To Visit in Hyderabad
1. Birla Mandir
This bright white 200 ft of Birla Mandir was built in the 19th century by Swami Ranganathananda of Ramakrishna Mission. The site is located south of Hussain Sagar Lake in the city. It is located on the top of the Kala Pahad monument at the top of Hyderabad.
Built on a 13-acre site that most impresses the temple is a statue of the 11-foot-tall god 11-year-old King Venkateswara with an engraved lottery making an umbrella over it. Interestingly, the temple does not display traditional instruments to keep the temple atmosphere and surroundings ready for meditation.
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2. ISKCON Temple
The magnificent temple of Sri Radha-Madana-Mohana was opened by Swami Prabhupada. This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and the bhajans are bewitched every morning and evening. The cultural, educational, spiritual, and social activities here reduce and elevate people’s lives.
There is a constant chanting of sacred words that makes the air very soft. People go to worship the gods every day. Daily classes at Sanskrit, Bhagavatam, Bhagavad-gita, and Upanisads were held in the temple. The temple contains a Vedic Library and cassette tape.
When it comes to giving to the community ISKCON Hyderabad has a regular system of regular food distribution.
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3. Chilkur Balaji Temple
This divine place is best known as the ‘Visa Balaji Temple’. Located on the shores of Osman Sagar the temple is dedicated to King Balaji. The place of time takes us to the time of Madanna and Akkanna where the temple was built.
The temple says it does not accept donations from dedicated pilgrims. This temple does not have a green channel or additional VIP privileges to make it special. One of the same temples is located in Virpur (Rajkot), named Jalabram temple. The temple is located about 20 miles [30 km] from the largest city in the city.
4. Sanghi Temple
Located on the hillock island of Paramanand Giri in Sanghi Nagar the temple is about 35 kilometers from the city of Hyderabad. Since its inauguration in 1991, the temple has attracted devotees from all over the world. The temple is owned by a prominent businessman — the Sanghi Group. The temple attracts everyone with its architectural beauty in the style of Chola-Chalukya.
The growing popularity of this place can be attributed to the various movie shoots that take place here. Along with the chief deity of King Venkateshwara, one can find various other Hindu deities here. An idol of the great god is said to be a symbol of the one at Tirumala.
5. Balkampet Yellamma Temple
This is one of the most revered temples in Hyderabad. It is fastened with huge crowds on Sunday and Tuesday and is well-known for the annual Bonalu Jathara festival. This temple is devoted to the goddess Yellamma which signifies ‘mother of the universe’. Volunteers from all across the world allow animal sacrifices here.
The founding of the temple can be traced back to the 15th Century AD. The idol of the goddess is about 30 feet [10 m] below ground level. The devotees believe that holy water from what is known as Thertham can cure all kinds of diseases.
6. Peddamma Gudi Temple
The designation ‘Peddamma’ consists of two fame Pedda and Amma, meaning ‘Mother Mother’ or ‘Supreme Mother’. Volunteers should visit the temple during the Bonaalu Festival held in June — July each year.
Mother is known for giving blessings to her devotees who offer prayers to her. Two major events of the goddess Mahotsavam and Rathotsavam take place in February each year.
7. Ashtalakshmi Temple
The attractive design and construction of this temple were inspired by South India. There are about 134 vigrahams (images) of the lesser-known gods. This temple is dedicated to the God of Wealth, Lakshmi because as it brings prosperity and happiness, and salvation.
It is a beautiful and peaceful temple to be enjoyed by all travelers. The temple was opened to the public in 1996 under the leadership of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamiji of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam.
What makes this temple worth visiting is the fact that there are very few temples in India where the goddess Lakshmi is seen in her eight beautiful ways.
8. Keesara Gutta Ramalingeswara Devasthanam
The temple in Caesar’s hometown is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located at the top of a hill in the Rangareddy region. It is best known for its beautiful buildings that make it an ideal place to visit for a weekend getaway, about 30 miles [30 km] from Hyderabad. The temple draws lakhs of enthusiasts through the Shivaratri and Karthika Masam.
9. Jagannath Temple
Jagannath is called the King of Heaven. It is said to resemble the Jagannath temple in Puri, West Bengal.
The temple stands renowned for its annual Rathyatra festival, visited by thousands of devotees. The city center in the city center was recently built-in 2009. This modern Indian temple is considered a holy place to celebrate the various festivals in the city.
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Conclusion
A visit to these ancient temples can enhance the knowledge of devotees while giving them an overview of the history of Hindu mythology. Please let us know your visit to these temples and whether we may miss out, in the comments section below.
