Telangana Temples

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Telangana Temples


Adelli, Sri Maha PochammaTemple

Adluru, Saraswathi MataTemple

Agraharam, Jodu AnjaneyaTemple

Alampur, Sri JogulambaTemple

Alladurg, Sri Yellamma Temple 

Alwal, Sri VenkateswaraSwamy Temple

Ameerpet, Sri KanakadurgaTemple

Ammapuram,Sri Kurumurthy Temple 

Ananthagiri Hills, SriAnanta Padmanabha Swamy Temple 

Ananthadri , Sri Jagannatha Venkateswara Temple 

Ankaspur, Sri PadarasaLingam Temple

Annapreddipally, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Annojiguda, Sri Gayatri Devi Temple 

Arepally, Ayyappa Swamy Temple 

Arruru, Sri Matysagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Asifabad, Sri BaleswarSwamy Temple

Astha Lakshmi Temple, Kothapet Hyderabad

Baghlingampally, Shiva Hanuman Temple

Balkampet, Sri Yellamma Temple

Banda Rameswarapalle, SriRajaRajeswara Swamy Temple

Banjarahills, Jagannath Temple

Barkatpur (hyd), SriRaghavendra Swamy Temple 

Barakath Gudem, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Basara, Saraswathi Temple

Beeramguda, SriMallikarjuna Swamy Temple 

Begumpet, Katta MaisammaTemple

Bejjanki, Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple 

Bellampalli,Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Temple 

Bellampalli, Sri Bugga RajarajeswariSwamy Temple 

Bhadrachalam, Sri Sitaramachandra Swamy  Temple

Bodhan, Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy Temple

Charminar, Bhagya Lakshmi Temple 

Chennur, SriAgastheeswara Swamy Temple 

Chennur, Sri Jagannatha Swamy Temple

Chilukuru Balaji Temple

Chikkadpally, Sri Venkateswara Swamy temple 

Edupayala, Sree Vana Durga Devi Temple 

Ellanthakunta, Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy Temple 

Gangapur,Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple 

Garloddu, Sri LakshmiNarasimha Swamy Temple

Godavarikhani, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Godavarikhani, Sri Abhaya Anjenaya Swamy Temple

Gudemgutta, Ayyappa SwamyTemple   

Gudemgutta, Sri Satyanarayana Swamy temple 

Hyderabad, Iskcon Temple

Hyderabad, Birla Mandir

Inavolu, Sri MallikarjunaSwamy Temple

Jagityal. SriLakshminaryana Swamy Temple

Jainath, Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy Temple 

Jamalapuram, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Jammikunta, Ayyappa Swamy Temple  

Jharasangam, Sri Kethaki Sangameswara Swamy Temple  

Jubilee Hills, SriPeddamma Talli Temple 

Jubilee Hills, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Kadile, Sri PapahareswaraSwamy Temple 

Kaleswaram, SriMukteswara Swamy Temple

Kamanpur, Sri Adi Varaha SwamyTemple

Karmanghat, Sri HanumanTemple

Kazipet, Swetharka MoolaGanapathi Temple

Keesaragutta, Sriramalingeswara Swamy Temple

Khammam, Sri Ayyappa Swamy Temple 

Kollapur, Sri Madhava Swamy Temple

Kondagattu, Sri AnjaneyaSwamy temple

Korutla, Sri AyyappaSwamy Temple

Kothakonda, Sri Veerabhadra Swamy Temple 

Mancherial, SriViswanatha Swamy Temple

Mandamarri, Sri Ayyappa Swamy Temple 

Manyamkonda, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Mattapalli, Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple 

Nandikandi, Sri Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple 

Nirmal, Sri VenkateswaraSwamy Temple

Panjagutta, Shirdi Sri Saibaba Temple

Pendalvada, Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple 

Raikal, Sri Ayyappa SwamyTemple

Sangareddy, Sri VenkateswaraSwamy Temple 

Secunderabad, Skandagiri Subramanya Swamy Temple 

Secunderabad, Sri Ujjaini Mahakali Temple 

Siddalagutta, SriVendikonda Siddeshwara Swamy Temple

Siricilla, Sri LakshmiVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Sundilla, Sri LakshmiNarasimha Swamy Temple

Uma Maheswaram, Sri Uma Maheswara Swamy Temple 

Uppal, Sri Karigiri Venkateswara Swamy Temple 

Vadapally, Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Veenavanka, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

Velal, Gattu MallanaSwamy Temple

Vemulawada, SriNagareswara Swamy Temple

Warangal, ISKCON Temple

Warangal, BhadrakaliTemple

Warangal, Thousand PillarTemple

Yadadri Temple

Zaheerabad, SriVenkateswara Swamy Temple

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