Sri Varadaraja Swamy Temple – Vardarajpur

Sri Varadaraja Swamy Temple is located at Vardarajpur Village in Jagdevpur Mandal in Siddipet district of Telangana State.


The primary deity of this temple is Varadaraja Swamy, who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shanka is held by the idol in his upper right hand, while the Chakra is held by his left.


This temple was built in the Chola style of architecture.


This temple has a 3-tier Rajagopuram facing east direction and Dwaja Stambham was built in front of Grabha Gudi. A koneru is far from the temple in the south direction.


According to sources temple was built in 1356 A.D, four fathers of the present chairman family developed this historic place, they were carrying the varadaraja Swamy idol from Vishnu Kanchi (Kanchipuram, T.N) to their native Raygadh. at that, they were resting for the night, in dreams lord Vardaraja Swamy told them to build a temple there only but he thought this place was not suitable hence Vardaraja Swamy was their homeidol, and he wanted it their own place (Raygadh). The next morning their journey started but the axle of their cart was broken it took a whole day to repair, once again lord appeared in dreams, He informed all the villagers and his followers but all of them refused to build a temple there, they started the journey again the same scene was repeated hence he decided to build a temple here itself.

 

He went to Nawab of Medak for permission for the temple and land for it. He gave permission will the land to temple how many acres he could run with a burning coal bowl on his head, he ranned nearly 1400 acres. Temple construction was carried out for 10 years for every Vyshaka pournami yatra conducted similar to Vishnu Kanchi (Garuda seva) in Kanchi (T.N ), from the past 6 centuries their heirs were looking after the temple needs.


This temple was built in 1356 A.D.


Timings


How to reach the Temple

8 km from Jagdevpur

58 km from Siddipet


Nearby Temples

Nacharam, Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple – 32 km

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