Must Visit Temples in Andhra Pradesh

If you are looking for most popular temples or must visit temples in Andhra Pradesh then this is the article you must go through.


List of must visit temples in Andhra Pradesh. 


Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple – Tirumala



  • It is located in Chittoor district
  • It is richest and most visited temple in the world
  • Brahmotsavams are celebrated during the time of dasara
  • Other places to Visit are Akasa Ganga, Sila Thoranam, Kanipakam, Kapila theertham, Srivari Padalu, Alivelu Mangapuram .. etc
  • 413 kms from Amaravati


Sri Kalahastheeswara Swamy Temple – Sri Kalahasthi



  • It is located in Chittoor district
  • It is one of the Panchabhoota linga Temples, represents Vayu Lingam here.
  • Here lingam is self manifested and has not touched by humans
  • This temple is also famous for Rahu- Kethu Pooja
  • This is only temple this is open during an eclipse
  • 372 kms from Amaravati


Sri Varasiddhi Vinayaka Temple – Kanipakam



  • It is located in Chittoor district
  • Temple where you cannot help but tell the truth
  • Here Lord Vinayaka grows, the clothes which are 50 years ago will not fit to the
  • deity now.
  • 473 kms from Amaravati


Sri Kodandarama Swamy Temple – Vontimitta



  • It is located in Kadapa district
  • It is a name that is said to bring you peace at your worst possible moments.
  • The Statues of Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana are carved in a Single stone
  • This is only temple where hanuman is not present with Lord Rama
  • 370 kms from Amaravati


Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple – Kadiri

  • It is located in Anantapur district
  • This temple was built in 16th century.
  • 475 kms from Amaravati


Sri Veerabhadra Swamy Temple – Lepakshi



  • It is located in Anantapur district
  • 556 kms from Amaravati


Sri Mahanandiswara Swamy Temple – Mahanandi



  • It is located in Kurnool district
  • There are nine nandi shrines around the temple
  • Srichakra is installed by Adi Shankara
  • The water in the the pushkarini is hot in winter and cool in summer
  • Dropping a coin can see at the bottom of the pool.
  • 311 kms from Amaravati


Sri Raghavendra Swamy Mutt – Mantralayam



  • It is located in Kurnool district
  • He is a famous Vaishanavite saint entered his Jeeva Samadhi here
  • It is located on the banks of the river Tungabhadra
  • Before visiting the Mutt, must visit the grama devata Manchalamma
  • 430 kms from Amaravati


Sri Nava Narasimha Swamy Temple – Ahobilam



  • It is located in Kurnool district
  • It is the place where lord Narasimha Swamy burst out of a pillar and saved Prahalada.
  • There are Upper and Lower Ahobilam
  • Must visit the Ugra stambha or Ukku Sthambam where lord Narasimha appeared.
  • This is one of the world renowed Mutt
  • 344 kms from Amaravati


Sri Uma Maheswara Swamy Temple – Yaganti



  • It is located in Kurnool district
  • Here God tests your devotion
  • Here Nandi is growing in size
  • Must get the blessings of Miracle Nandi here
  • 356 kms from Amaravati


Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple – Srisailam



  • It is located in Kurnool district
  • Temple where you can touch the god
  • It is Jyotirlinga as well as Shaki Peeta Temple
  • 258 kms from Amaravati


Sri Amareswara Swamy Temple – Amaravati

  • It is located in Guntur district
  • Here Shiva lingam is 15 feet
  • Located on the banks of Krishna river.
  • Located in Amaravati


Sri Trikooteswara Swamy Temple – Kotappakonda



  • It is located in Guntur district
  • Visiting this temple may cleanse your soul
  • 95 kms from Amaravati


Sri Panakala Narasimha Swamy Temple – Mangalagiri



  • It is located in Guntur district
  • Here Lord actually drink Panakam
  • 14 kms from Amaravati


Sri Durga Malleswara Swamy Temple – Vijayawada



  • It is located in Krishna district
  • It is located on Indrakeeladrri hill
  • Dasara is most celebrated festival here
  • 18 kms from Amaravati


Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple – Dwaraka Tirumala



  • It is located in West Godavari district
  • Lord Venakteswara is self manifested here
  • Also called as Chinna or mini Tirupati
  • 115 kms from Amaravati


Sri Satyanarayana Swamy Temple – Annavaram



  • It is located in East Godavari district
  • No wedding or Gruhapravesam is complete without Satyanarayana Swamy Vratam
  • It is on the top of Ratnagiri hill
  • 254 kms from Amaravati


Sri Bhimeswara Swamy Temple – Draksharamam

  • It is located in East Godavari district
  • It is part of Pancharama temples, Lord Shiva Atma lingam fell here.
  • More Sacred place after Kashi
  • 214 kms from Amaravati


Sri Varaha Narasimha Swamy Temple – Simhachalam



  • It is located in Vishakapatnam district
  • The idol is covered with sandal paste whole year to cool his anger
  • The Sandal Paste is removed on Akshaya Tritriya day, and one can have nijaroopa darshan on that day
  • 376 kms from Amaravati


Sri Surya Narayana Swamy Temple – Arasavalli

  • It is located in Srikakulam district
  • Here you can offer Surya Namaskaras
  • Two times in a year Sun rays directly fall on the idol.
  • 471 kms from Amaravati


Sri Kurmanadha Swamy Temple – Sri Kurmam

  • It is located in Srikakulam district
  • It is the only temple for Kurma Avatar of Lord Vishnu
  • A dip in the Sweta Pushakrini can heal the illness.
  • 486 kms from Amaravati


Sri Mukhalingeswara Swamy Temple – Sri Mukhalingam

  • It is located in Srikakulam district
  • It is one of the oldest temples.
  • 504 kms from Amaravati

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