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 Here’s a list of popular Hindu temples in and around Hyderabad and including well-known, historic, and spiritually significant ones:  Major & Famous Temples in Hyderabad 1. Birla Temple – Iconic hilltop temple made of white marble dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, with panoramic city views.  2. Chilkur Balaji Temple – Ancient Balaji temple known as Visa Balaji (wish temple).  3. ISKCON‑Sri Sri Radha Madanmohan Mandir – Krishna and Radha temple with vibrant bhajans and cultural programs.  4. Shri Jagannatha Swami Temple – Replica of the famous Puri Jagannath Temple with annual Rath Yatra.  5. Shri Peddamma Talli Temple – Very popular temple for Goddess Peddamma, especially during Bonalu.  6. Sanghi Temple – Temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara with beautiful hilltop architecture.  7. Shri Ashtalakshmi Temple – Dedicated to the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi (Ashta Lakshmi).  8. Sri Karmanghat Hanuman Devastanam – Historic Hanuman t...
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History of Indian Temples

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Why did Srikrishna Devaraya build a temple in the hills? Real History:- The reasons are deeply connected to spirituality, strategy, culture, and architecture. The hills help a lot to further enhance the prestige of the gods, and the environment also blends in well. Srikrishnadevaraya, one of the greatest kings of South India. He ruled the Vijayanagara Empire, which was a golden age. Many of the temples he constructed were only on hills during his time.   Srikrishnadevaraya believed that if the temples of the gods are built on the hill, there will be a difference between the minds of the gods, and this will bring us a sense of fulfilment. And He is said that during times of war, some people would attack and destroy the gods, that is why he arranged all works perfectly before going to war between the kingdom wars. Image war Now we will discuss about of Lord Narasimha Swamy. This temple is located in Kolimi...
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