Religious Tourism
Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Pennahobilam
This temple was built in the year 1478 by Sri Krishna Devarayala on a hill next to the Uravakonda road. It is highly venerated, with legends linking it to the incarnation of Lord Narasimha when he stepped his foot towards Penna river forming a gorge.
Sri Malahobila Narasimha Swamy Temple, Y.Kothapalli
When Lord Narasimha killed Hiranyakashipu, he stepped his right foot here leaving a crater under the foot of the hill, thus getting the name Malahobilam. Navahnika Brahmotsavams are held here grandly.
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Sri Subramaneswara Swamy Temple, Pampanur
Built during the Vijayanagara Empire by Sri Vyasarayu 500 years ago. Subramaniashwara is enshrined in a seven-headed serpent form representing deep spiritual layers of Yoga Tattva and Kala Tattva.
Sri Kullaya Swamy Temple, Gugudu
Renowned for Moharam celebrations, this temple houses a revered saint where barren women pray for fertility. Historical ties reflect unity amongst diverse castes joining in the annual fair processing of the diety.
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Sri Suryanarayana Swamy Temple, Budagavi
This oldest Surya temple from the 13th Century Chola Kingdom gives Lord Surya darshan facing south. It features a beautifully constructed unique three-stone setup highlighting Brahma, Maheswara, and Vishnu forms throughout the day.
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Sri Subramaneswara Swamy Temple, Kotanka
Manifested as a seven-headed serpent, Sri Swamy draws large devotees. The associated pond is famous for water that cures diseases and stays constant no matter the usage.
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Sri Nettikanti Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Kasapuram
Enshrined originally by Sri Vyasaraya in 1521, Lord Anjaneya’s presence is believed to remedy deep sufferings. The deity grants strength, success, prosperity, and fulfillment to all dedicated worshippers.
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Sri Bolikonda Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Thondapadu
Located on the white rock "Swetha Giri" hills. Legend has it Lord Maha Vishnu rested here, converting early sages' prayers into a deeply rooted continuous festival traditionally celebrated in February and March.
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Sri Bhogeswara & Chennakeshava Swamy Temple, Pamidi
Built during the Chola dynasty along the Penna River. This unique temple involves legends of a snake tied to a Shiva Linga, leading to the name Pamumudi which gradually changed to Pamidi.
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Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Nemakal
A deeply sacred Anjaneya temple managed meticulously over generations. Worshippers believe a visit guarantees profound blessings and continuous well-being.
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Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Muradi
Installed by Sri Vyasaraya in the 16th century alongside Kasapuram. Performing rounds and bearing specific rituals is popularly claimed to predict the success of personal intentions based on floral droppings from the idol’s shoulders.