Sahasthra Lingeshwara Swami Temple,

In ordinary parlance, the word Sahasra stands for thousand and the temple makes the term more meaningful with the same number of Shivalingas. This temple holds much mythological relevance and the popular belief is that a darshan here would absolve one from all the boons. The Shivalinga in the temple houses 1000 other lingas on it and it is joyful sight to have glimpse of this on a single shrine. All the lingas are carved out of the same idol. Sahasra linga temple is located in the midst of a forest and its pretty position on the backdrop of a hill makes more serene. A visit to this shrine would be a worthy affair. Timings Open 7.30 am – 6 pm  

Sri Varaha Lakshminarasimha Temple, located aesthetically atop a hill at Simhachalam, is an ancient shrine renovated by the Chalukya kings. It is acclaimed as the second richest temple after Tirupati in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The prime deity in this temple has the features of Varaha and Narasimha, two incarnations of Lord Vishnu. The idol is kept wrapped in Sandal Paste all through the year except for the festival day known as ‘Chandana Visarjana’. Thousands of devotees flock to this temple all through the year. The temple architecture is adorable, a mix of the Orissan and Chalukyan architectural styles. A Kalyana Mandapam with 16 pillars, a stunning stone chariot driven by horses and the intricate carvings are all very attractive.  

Sri Seetharama Swami Temple, Simhachalam

Bhadrakali Temple Park, Warangal  

Bhramaramba Temple is a renowned temple in the hill town of Srisailam. It is perched on the Nallamala hills on the southern bank of Krishna River at a height of 457 m above sea level. The temple is dedicated to Devi Bhramaramba (Goddess Parvati), the consort of Lord Mallikarjuna, one of the 12 Jyothirlinga forms of Lord Shiva. Bhramara literally means bee and legends and folk songs tell Goddess Parvati took the form of a bee and worshipped Lord Shiva in his form Mallikarjuna. The Goddess here is worshipped as Brahmani Shakti. It is believed that one will get by taking birth in Srisailam and offering prayers at Bhramaramba temple. Open 24 hrs  

Bhramaramba Temple is a renowned temple in the hill town of Srisailam. It is perched on the Nallamala hills on the southern bank of Krishna River at a height of 457 m above sea level. The temple is dedicated to Devi Bhramaramba (Goddess Parvati), the consort of Lord Mallikarjuna, one of the 12 Jyothirlinga forms of Lord Shiva. Bhramara literally means bee and legends and folk songs tell Goddess Parvati took the form of a bee and worshipped Lord Shiva in his form Mallikarjuna. The Goddess here is worshipped as Brahmani Shakti. It is believed that one will get by taking birth in Srisailam and offering prayers at Bhramaramba temple. Open 24 hrs

The Hathakesvara Temple (or the Hatkesvaram Temple) is a structurally beautiful but small temple situated on the downhill of Srisailam in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh. This temple enshrines a beautiful Shiva Linga. This is a highly revered temple by the local populace. The temple idol is believed to have many powers including the curing of diseases. It is believed that this temple is placed at a spot where the renowned and most revered saint Sri Sankaracharya wrote one of his philosophical treaties. The temple is located at a picturesque spot surrounded by beautiful landscapes. The temple is open on all days. Timings: 6pm to 9pm.  

Ornate pink-&-white complex offering a sacred temple, historical displays, lush grounds & views.  

This Mandiram is the main temple. You can see here a small water stream between two natural rocks and the stream is named as Mallamma Kanneeru (Happy tears of Mallamma), the Devotee of God Mallikarjuna Swamy.

A temple devoted to Lord Shiva in Srisailam