BHIMAVARAM:-
Bhimavaram is a town and mandal in the West Godavari District in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India.
Bhimavaram is a town and mandal in the West Godavari District in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India.
Education :-
Bhimavaram is also a town renowned for the several educational institutes that are here.It is also called second BARDOLI(There is a saying that Gandhiji called it so when people of bhimavaram refused to pay tax to british government as a part of agitation). Some of the prominent colleges in this town are listed here:
DNR Educational Institutions (DNR College) This is the oldest Colege in the WestGodavariDist and one of the oldest collegs in a.p.
SRKR Engineering College This is one of The Good Private Engineering colleges in Andhrapradesh..
KGRL College
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans International Residential Public School[Vidyashram](CBSE)
B V Raju Educational Society (LKG to PG)
Dr. CSN Educational Society (LKG to PG)
St.Mary's School (LKG to 10th)
DNR College Of Law
Hinduism (A.P):-
Hinduism (known as Hindū Dharma in modern Indian languages) is a religious tradition that originated in the Indian subcontinent. In contemporary usage Hinduism is also sometimes referred to as Sanātana Dharma, a Sanskrit phrase meaning "eternal law".
Hinduism, many of whose origins can be traced to the ancient Vedic civilization,[4] is one of the world's oldest extant religions. A conglomerate of diverse beliefs and traditions, Hinduism has no single founder. It is also the world's third largest religion following Christianity and Islam, with approximately a billion adherents, of whom about 905 million live in India and Nepal. Other countries with large Hindu populations include Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius, Fiji, Suriname, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
Hinduism contains a vast body of scriptures. Divided as revealed and remembered and developed over millennia, these scriptures expound on theology, philosophy and mythology, providing spiritual insights and guidance on the practice of dharma (religious living). In the orthodox view, among such texts, the Vedas and the Upanishads are the foremost in authority, importance and antiquity. Other major scriptures include the Tantras, the sectarian Agamas, the Purāṇas and the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana. The Bhagavad Gītā, a treatise excerpted from the Mahābhārata, is sometimes called a summary of the spiritual teachings of the Vedas.
· History of Hinduism
· Hindu Gods
· Hindu Goddesses
· Hindu Deities
· List of Hindu Deities
· List of Hindu Gurus and Saints
· List of Teachers of Vedanta
· Hindu Texts
· Spiritual Books
· Yoga
· Bhakthi
Hindu Temples(A.P) :-
The State of Andhra Pradesh abounds in archeological remains and religious monuments. The Satavahanas of the 1st century AD left behind them many works of art, the remains of which are seen at Amaravati near Guntur. The Ikshvakus succeeded the Satavahanas and the monuments left behind by them were discovered at excavations at Nagarjunakonda.Some of the best known Budhist monuments of Andhra Pradesh such as the Mahastupa and some Hindu Temples were found in these excavations.
The oldest temples in the State, Tirupati Venkateswara Temple and the Kalahasteeswara Temple date back to the pre Christian times. The Chalukyas of Badami (Karnataka) of about the 6th century built the Alampur Bhrama temples.These are excellent examples of Chalukyan art and sculpture. The Vengi Chalukyas ruled coastal Andhra Pradesh from the 7th to the 11th centuries.
The Badami Chalukyas of Deccan were succeeded by the Rashtrakutas and the later Chalukyas. The Kakatiyas who succeeded the later Chalukyas and ruled from Warangal (11th - 14th century AD) constructed several beautiful temples that show a profuse display of sculptural work.. The North Eastern region of Andhra Pradesh was under the rule of the Ganga Kings and the temples of this region show influences of the Orissa style of architecture.
The Vijayanagar Empire caused a number of monuments to be built and patronized in the State. Mention must be made of the Sri Sailam Temple and the ornate Lepakshi Temples. The flat stuccoed granite ceilings of the Vijayanagar Empire provided a suitable background for frescoes as seen at Lepakshi.
Thus, the temples that line the length and breadth of the State stand in silent acknowledgement of centuries of history and the patronage of various kingdoms such as the Cholas and Pallavas of Tamilnadu, the Chalukyas of Deccan , the Eastern Gangas and the Vijayanagar Kings. Some of these temples have been visited and sung by the Alwar (Vaishnavite) and the Nayanmar (Saivite) Saints of Tamilnadu.
The following list of famous temples in Andhra Pradesh:
Agastheeswara Temple at Chadiparla near Kamalapuram (Cuddapah)
Agastheeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Agastheeswara Temple at Yaganti near Kurnool
Agastheeswarar Temple at Tondavada near Tirupati
Ahobala Narasimha Temple at Ahoblam near Kurnool
Alampur Navabhrama Temple at Alampur near Kurnool
Amaravati Amareswara Temple at Amaravati near Vijayawada
Ankalamma Temple at Ankalamma Gudur near Pulivendla
Basar Saraswathi Temple at Basar near Nizamabad
Bekkeswara Temple at Bekkam near Mahbubnagar
Bhadrachalam Rama Temple at Bhadrachalam near Khammam
Bhadrakali Temple at Warangal
Bhairavaswamy Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Bhavanarayanaswamy Temple at Pattisam near Polavaram (West Godavari)
Bhimeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Bhimeswara Temple at Samalkot (Bhimaramam, Somaramam) near Samalkot
Bhimeswara Temple at Draksharamam near Kakinada
Bhogeswara Temple at Pamidi near Gooty (Anantapur)
Birla Mandir at Hyderabad
Chandrasekhara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E. Godavari)
Chenna Kesava Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Chintalarayaswamy Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Doddeswara Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Ekaratri Mallikarjuna Temple at Sreekakulam
Endala Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Ravivalasa near Tekkali (Srikakulam)
Gangadhareswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Gangeswara Temple at Tadikalapudi near Eluru (West Godavari)
Ghanpur Temple at Ghanpur near Warangal
Golingeswara Temple at Nidadavole near Kovvur (West Godavari)
Golingeswara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E Godavari)
Govindarajaswami Temple at Tirupati
Guntimalleswara Temple at Khammam
Hanumakonda Thousand Pillared Temple at Warangal
Indranatheswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Jaladheeswara Temple at Ghantasala (Krishna)
Jateswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Kaleswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Kamalasambhaveswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Kanakadurga Temple at Vijayawada
Kanyaka Parameswari Temple at Proddatur (Cuddapah)
Kapileswarar Temple at Tirupati
Kapoteeswara Temple at Chejerla near Narasaraopet (Guntur)
Kapoteswara Temple at Kadali near Razole (East Godavari)
Kasi Viswanatha Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Kesavaswami Temple at Ryali near Rajahmundry
Koppulingeswaraswamy Temple at Palivela near Kottapeta (East Godavari)
Koteeswara Temple at Kaluvakolanu near Mahbubnagar
Kotilingam Temple at Panchadarla near Anakapallee
Ksheerarameswaraswamy Temple at Palakollu (Ksheeraramam) near Narasapur (West Godavari)
Kukkuteswara Temple at Pithapuram near Kakinada
Lakshmi Narasimha Temple at Yadagirigutta near Hyderabad
Madanagopala Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Mahanadi Temple at Thimmapuram near Kurnool
Mahanandi Temple at Nandyal near Kurnool
Mahavishnu Temple at Srikakulam
Mallanna Temple at Komaravelu near Jangaon (Warangal)
Malleswaraswami Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Malleswaraswami Temple at Vijayawada
Malleswaraswami Temple at Mangalagiri near Vijayawada
Malleswaraswami Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Jonnavada near Nellore
Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Ayinavolu near Warangal
Mangalagiri Narasimhaswami Temple at Mangalagiri near Vijayawada
Manikanteswara Temple at Kanipakkam near Chittoor
Manthani Temple at Manthani near Karimnagar
Mogileeswara Temple at Mogili near Bangarupalem (Chitoor)
Mukhalingam Temple at Mukhalingam near Sreekakulam
Mukteeswara Temple at Kaleswaram (Manthani) near Karimnagar
Muktirameswara Temple at Proddatur (Cuddapah)
Nageswaraswamy Temple at Duvva near Tanuku (West Godavari)
Nageswaraswamy Temple at Chebrolu
Navanandikotkur Malleswaraswami Temple at Nandikotkur near Kurnool
Nignur Shiva Temple at Nignur near Karimnagar
Nilakanteswara Temple at Nizamabad
Nilakanteswara Temple at Gudlur near Kandukur (Prakasam)
Padmanathaswamy Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Pallikonda Sivaperuman Temple at Suruttuppalli near Nagalapuram
Panduranga Swamy Temple at Chilakalapudi near Machilipatnam
Papanaseswarar Temple at Alampur near Kurnool
Parasareswara Temple at Yogimallavaram near Tirupati
Parasurameswara Temple at Gudimallam near Tirupati
Parusavedeeswara Temple at Meenambaram near Mahbubnagar
Peravali Ranganatha Temple at Peravali near Kurnool
Polasteeswara Temple at Polasa near Jagtial (Karimnagar)
Raghavendraswamy Temple at Mantralayam
Rajarajeswara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E. Godavari)
Rama Temple at Kondapaka near Siddhipet (Medak)
Ramalingeswara Temple at Tadparti near Anantapur
Ramalingeswara Temple at Kaudur near Mahbubnagar
Ramalingeswara Temple at Nandikandi near Sangareddi (Medak)
Ramalingeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Ramalingeswaraswamy Temple at Achanta (West Godavari)
Ramappa Temple at Palampet near Warangal
Rameswaraswamy Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Rudreswara Temple at Palampet near Warangal
Sambasiveswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Sambu Lingeswara Temple at Warangal
Saneeswara Temple at Mandapalli near Rajamundry
Sangameswara Temple at Sangam Jagarlamudi near Tenali
Santana Malleswaraswamy Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Shiva Temple at Kailasakona near Puttur (Chittoor)
Shiva Temple at Talakona near Piler (Chitoor)
Shiva Temple at Penukonda (Anantapur)
Shiva Temple at Pedakkani near Vijayawada
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Tallapakam near Rajampet (Cuddapah)
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Muttayikota near Medak
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Simhachalam VarahaLakshminarasimha Temple at Simhachalam near Vishakapatnam
Skandagiri Temple at Secundrabad
Someswara Temple at Devunigumpa near Parvatipuram (Srikakulam)
Someswara Temple at Mandapaka near Tanuku (West Godavari)
Someswara Temple at Kotipalli near Draksharama
Someswara Temple at Bhimavaram (Somaramam) near Bhimavaram
Sree Kalahasteeswarar Temple at Sri Kalahasti near Tirupati
Sree Sailam Mallikarjuna Temple at Sreesailam near Kurnool
Suryanarayanaswamy Temple at Arasavalli near Srikakulam
Tiruchanur Padmavati Temple at Tiruchanur near Tirupati
Tirupati Venkateswara Temple at Tirumala-Tirupati
Trikoteswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Tripurantakeswara Temple at Tripurantantakam near Kurnool
Ugra Narasimha Temple at Vedadri near Vijayawada
Uma Maheswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Uma Maheswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Umakamandaleswarar Temple at Ryali near Rajamundry
Umamaheswara Temple at Rajahmundry
Vaidyanatha Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Vedanarayana Swamy Temple at Nagalapuram near Tirupati
Veerabhadraswami Temple at Lepakshi near Anantapur
Veerabhadreswaraswamy Temple at Pattisam near Polavaram (West Godavari)
Vemulawada Shiva Temple at Vemulawada near Karimnagar
Venkatramana Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Venugopalaswamy Temple at Bobbili near Vizianagaram
Vijayeswara Swami Temple at Vijayawada
Virabhadra Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Virupaksheswara Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Visweswara Temple at Kolanupaka near Bhuvanagiri (Nalgonda)
Cleanup
Ahobilam Nine famous NarasimhaSwamy Temple.
Amararama (current structure begun in 1000-1100; heavily renovated in late 18th century)
Annavaram the holy village of East Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh
Arasavalli (built circa 600-700)
AshtaLakshmi Temple - Hyderabad
Bhattiprolu (has Buddhist stupas; may have Hindu mandir)
Chilkur Balaji Temple - Chilkur
Dakkili
Draksharama(built between 700 and 900)
Ksheerarama (ancient; dates back to Hindu legends)
Kumararama (built circa 880-900)
Pallikondeswarar Temple, Suruttupalli
Raikal
Ramappa Temple
Ryali
Ramalayam - Secunderabad
Sanghi Temple
Somarama
Tirumala - Tirupati
Kanipakam - Vinayaka Temple
Srisailam - Mallikarjuna temple
Undavalli caves - Lord Vishnu
Veerabhadra temple (Lepakshi)
Warangal - Thousand pillars temple
Sri Someshwara LaxmiNarasimha Swamy Temple,Palakurthy,Warangal
Manakamana
Badrachalam - Sri Rama temple
Srikalahasthi - Lord Siva temple
Skandagiri Temple - Secunderabad
Sri Prasanna Vekanteswara Swami Temple - Secunderabad
Shankar Mutt - Hyderabad
Basar - Saraswathi temple
Annavaram - Satyanarayana swami temple
Yadagirigutta - Narasima swami temple
Amaravathi - Amareswara Swamy temple
Sangameswarar Temple
Hyderabad-Karmanghat Viraanjeneia temple(in Karmanghat)
Sri Vasavi temple-Pengonda
Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
Kailasanaadha Temple-Begumpeta-Hyderabad
Ujjaini Mahakali Temple-secunderabad-Hyderabad
Srisailam Mallikarjuna Temple - Srisailam
Kanaka Durga Temple - Vijayawada
Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple - Nellore
Sri Narasimha swamy Temple - Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam
Srikurmam - Lord vishnu Temple - Srikurmam
HINDU GODS:-
1. Shakti. (Mother-God)
2. Shiva – Parvati Devi. (Durga, Kali)
3. Brahma – Saraswati.
4. Vishnu – Lakshmi.
5. Ganesha.
6. Subrahmanya. (Karttikeya ,Kumara, Arumugan, Shanmugan, Murugan, Guha, Saravana,
Hinduism (known as Hindū Dharma in modern Indian languages) is a religious tradition that originated in the Indian subcontinent. In contemporary usage Hinduism is also sometimes referred to as Sanātana Dharma, a Sanskrit phrase meaning "eternal law".
Hinduism, many of whose origins can be traced to the ancient Vedic civilization,[4] is one of the world's oldest extant religions. A conglomerate of diverse beliefs and traditions, Hinduism has no single founder. It is also the world's third largest religion following Christianity and Islam, with approximately a billion adherents, of whom about 905 million live in India and Nepal. Other countries with large Hindu populations include Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius, Fiji, Suriname, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
Hinduism contains a vast body of scriptures. Divided as revealed and remembered and developed over millennia, these scriptures expound on theology, philosophy and mythology, providing spiritual insights and guidance on the practice of dharma (religious living). In the orthodox view, among such texts, the Vedas and the Upanishads are the foremost in authority, importance and antiquity. Other major scriptures include the Tantras, the sectarian Agamas, the Purāṇas and the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana. The Bhagavad Gītā, a treatise excerpted from the Mahābhārata, is sometimes called a summary of the spiritual teachings of the Vedas.
· History of Hinduism
· Hindu Gods
· Hindu Goddesses
· Hindu Deities
· List of Hindu Deities
· List of Hindu Gurus and Saints
· List of Teachers of Vedanta
· Hindu Texts
· Spiritual Books
· Yoga
· Bhakthi
Hindu Temples(A.P) :-
The State of Andhra Pradesh abounds in archeological remains and religious monuments. The Satavahanas of the 1st century AD left behind them many works of art, the remains of which are seen at Amaravati near Guntur. The Ikshvakus succeeded the Satavahanas and the monuments left behind by them were discovered at excavations at Nagarjunakonda.Some of the best known Budhist monuments of Andhra Pradesh such as the Mahastupa and some Hindu Temples were found in these excavations.
The oldest temples in the State, Tirupati Venkateswara Temple and the Kalahasteeswara Temple date back to the pre Christian times. The Chalukyas of Badami (Karnataka) of about the 6th century built the Alampur Bhrama temples.These are excellent examples of Chalukyan art and sculpture. The Vengi Chalukyas ruled coastal Andhra Pradesh from the 7th to the 11th centuries.
The Badami Chalukyas of Deccan were succeeded by the Rashtrakutas and the later Chalukyas. The Kakatiyas who succeeded the later Chalukyas and ruled from Warangal (11th - 14th century AD) constructed several beautiful temples that show a profuse display of sculptural work.. The North Eastern region of Andhra Pradesh was under the rule of the Ganga Kings and the temples of this region show influences of the Orissa style of architecture.
The Vijayanagar Empire caused a number of monuments to be built and patronized in the State. Mention must be made of the Sri Sailam Temple and the ornate Lepakshi Temples. The flat stuccoed granite ceilings of the Vijayanagar Empire provided a suitable background for frescoes as seen at Lepakshi.
Thus, the temples that line the length and breadth of the State stand in silent acknowledgement of centuries of history and the patronage of various kingdoms such as the Cholas and Pallavas of Tamilnadu, the Chalukyas of Deccan , the Eastern Gangas and the Vijayanagar Kings. Some of these temples have been visited and sung by the Alwar (Vaishnavite) and the Nayanmar (Saivite) Saints of Tamilnadu.
The following list of famous temples in Andhra Pradesh:
Agastheeswara Temple at Chadiparla near Kamalapuram (Cuddapah)
Agastheeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Agastheeswara Temple at Yaganti near Kurnool
Agastheeswarar Temple at Tondavada near Tirupati
Ahobala Narasimha Temple at Ahoblam near Kurnool
Alampur Navabhrama Temple at Alampur near Kurnool
Amaravati Amareswara Temple at Amaravati near Vijayawada
Ankalamma Temple at Ankalamma Gudur near Pulivendla
Basar Saraswathi Temple at Basar near Nizamabad
Bekkeswara Temple at Bekkam near Mahbubnagar
Bhadrachalam Rama Temple at Bhadrachalam near Khammam
Bhadrakali Temple at Warangal
Bhairavaswamy Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Bhavanarayanaswamy Temple at Pattisam near Polavaram (West Godavari)
Bhimeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Bhimeswara Temple at Samalkot (Bhimaramam, Somaramam) near Samalkot
Bhimeswara Temple at Draksharamam near Kakinada
Bhogeswara Temple at Pamidi near Gooty (Anantapur)
Birla Mandir at Hyderabad
Chandrasekhara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E. Godavari)
Chenna Kesava Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Chintalarayaswamy Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Doddeswara Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Ekaratri Mallikarjuna Temple at Sreekakulam
Endala Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Ravivalasa near Tekkali (Srikakulam)
Gangadhareswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Gangeswara Temple at Tadikalapudi near Eluru (West Godavari)
Ghanpur Temple at Ghanpur near Warangal
Golingeswara Temple at Nidadavole near Kovvur (West Godavari)
Golingeswara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E Godavari)
Govindarajaswami Temple at Tirupati
Guntimalleswara Temple at Khammam
Hanumakonda Thousand Pillared Temple at Warangal
Indranatheswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Jaladheeswara Temple at Ghantasala (Krishna)
Jateswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Kaleswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Kamalasambhaveswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Kanakadurga Temple at Vijayawada
Kanyaka Parameswari Temple at Proddatur (Cuddapah)
Kapileswarar Temple at Tirupati
Kapoteeswara Temple at Chejerla near Narasaraopet (Guntur)
Kapoteswara Temple at Kadali near Razole (East Godavari)
Kasi Viswanatha Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Kesavaswami Temple at Ryali near Rajahmundry
Koppulingeswaraswamy Temple at Palivela near Kottapeta (East Godavari)
Koteeswara Temple at Kaluvakolanu near Mahbubnagar
Kotilingam Temple at Panchadarla near Anakapallee
Ksheerarameswaraswamy Temple at Palakollu (Ksheeraramam) near Narasapur (West Godavari)
Kukkuteswara Temple at Pithapuram near Kakinada
Lakshmi Narasimha Temple at Yadagirigutta near Hyderabad
Madanagopala Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Mahanadi Temple at Thimmapuram near Kurnool
Mahanandi Temple at Nandyal near Kurnool
Mahavishnu Temple at Srikakulam
Mallanna Temple at Komaravelu near Jangaon (Warangal)
Malleswaraswami Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Malleswaraswami Temple at Vijayawada
Malleswaraswami Temple at Mangalagiri near Vijayawada
Malleswaraswami Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Jonnavada near Nellore
Mallikarjunaswamy Temple at Ayinavolu near Warangal
Mangalagiri Narasimhaswami Temple at Mangalagiri near Vijayawada
Manikanteswara Temple at Kanipakkam near Chittoor
Manthani Temple at Manthani near Karimnagar
Mogileeswara Temple at Mogili near Bangarupalem (Chitoor)
Mukhalingam Temple at Mukhalingam near Sreekakulam
Mukteeswara Temple at Kaleswaram (Manthani) near Karimnagar
Muktirameswara Temple at Proddatur (Cuddapah)
Nageswaraswamy Temple at Duvva near Tanuku (West Godavari)
Nageswaraswamy Temple at Chebrolu
Navanandikotkur Malleswaraswami Temple at Nandikotkur near Kurnool
Nignur Shiva Temple at Nignur near Karimnagar
Nilakanteswara Temple at Nizamabad
Nilakanteswara Temple at Gudlur near Kandukur (Prakasam)
Padmanathaswamy Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Pallikonda Sivaperuman Temple at Suruttuppalli near Nagalapuram
Panduranga Swamy Temple at Chilakalapudi near Machilipatnam
Papanaseswarar Temple at Alampur near Kurnool
Parasareswara Temple at Yogimallavaram near Tirupati
Parasurameswara Temple at Gudimallam near Tirupati
Parusavedeeswara Temple at Meenambaram near Mahbubnagar
Peravali Ranganatha Temple at Peravali near Kurnool
Polasteeswara Temple at Polasa near Jagtial (Karimnagar)
Raghavendraswamy Temple at Mantralayam
Rajarajeswara Temple at Bikkavolu near Ramachandrapuram (E. Godavari)
Rama Temple at Kondapaka near Siddhipet (Medak)
Ramalingeswara Temple at Tadparti near Anantapur
Ramalingeswara Temple at Kaudur near Mahbubnagar
Ramalingeswara Temple at Nandikandi near Sangareddi (Medak)
Ramalingeswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Ramalingeswaraswamy Temple at Achanta (West Godavari)
Ramappa Temple at Palampet near Warangal
Rameswaraswamy Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Rudreswara Temple at Palampet near Warangal
Sambasiveswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Sambu Lingeswara Temple at Warangal
Saneeswara Temple at Mandapalli near Rajamundry
Sangameswara Temple at Sangam Jagarlamudi near Tenali
Santana Malleswaraswamy Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Shiva Temple at Kailasakona near Puttur (Chittoor)
Shiva Temple at Talakona near Piler (Chitoor)
Shiva Temple at Penukonda (Anantapur)
Shiva Temple at Pedakkani near Vijayawada
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Tallapakam near Rajampet (Cuddapah)
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Muttayikota near Medak
Sidhdheshwaraswamy Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Simhachalam VarahaLakshminarasimha Temple at Simhachalam near Vishakapatnam
Skandagiri Temple at Secundrabad
Someswara Temple at Devunigumpa near Parvatipuram (Srikakulam)
Someswara Temple at Mandapaka near Tanuku (West Godavari)
Someswara Temple at Kotipalli near Draksharama
Someswara Temple at Bhimavaram (Somaramam) near Bhimavaram
Sree Kalahasteeswarar Temple at Sri Kalahasti near Tirupati
Sree Sailam Mallikarjuna Temple at Sreesailam near Kurnool
Suryanarayanaswamy Temple at Arasavalli near Srikakulam
Tiruchanur Padmavati Temple at Tiruchanur near Tirupati
Tirupati Venkateswara Temple at Tirumala-Tirupati
Trikoteswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Tripurantakeswara Temple at Tripurantantakam near Kurnool
Ugra Narasimha Temple at Vedadri near Vijayawada
Uma Maheswara Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Uma Maheswara Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Umakamandaleswarar Temple at Ryali near Rajamundry
Umamaheswara Temple at Rajahmundry
Vaidyanatha Temple at Pushpagiri near Cuddapah
Vedanarayana Swamy Temple at Nagalapuram near Tirupati
Veerabhadraswami Temple at Lepakshi near Anantapur
Veerabhadreswaraswamy Temple at Pattisam near Polavaram (West Godavari)
Vemulawada Shiva Temple at Vemulawada near Karimnagar
Venkatramana Temple at Tadpatri near Gooty (Anantapur)
Venugopalaswamy Temple at Bobbili near Vizianagaram
Vijayeswara Swami Temple at Vijayawada
Virabhadra Temple at Gopalapuram near Kolhapur (Mahbubnagar)
Virupaksheswara Temple at Hemavati near Madakasira (Anantapur)
Visweswara Temple at Kolanupaka near Bhuvanagiri (Nalgonda)
Cleanup
Ahobilam Nine famous NarasimhaSwamy Temple.
Amararama (current structure begun in 1000-1100; heavily renovated in late 18th century)
Annavaram the holy village of East Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh
Arasavalli (built circa 600-700)
AshtaLakshmi Temple - Hyderabad
Bhattiprolu (has Buddhist stupas; may have Hindu mandir)
Chilkur Balaji Temple - Chilkur
Dakkili
Draksharama(built between 700 and 900)
Ksheerarama (ancient; dates back to Hindu legends)
Kumararama (built circa 880-900)
Pallikondeswarar Temple, Suruttupalli
Raikal
Ramappa Temple
Ryali
Ramalayam - Secunderabad
Sanghi Temple
Somarama
Tirumala - Tirupati
Kanipakam - Vinayaka Temple
Srisailam - Mallikarjuna temple
Undavalli caves - Lord Vishnu
Veerabhadra temple (Lepakshi)
Warangal - Thousand pillars temple
Sri Someshwara LaxmiNarasimha Swamy Temple,Palakurthy,Warangal
Manakamana
Badrachalam - Sri Rama temple
Srikalahasthi - Lord Siva temple
Skandagiri Temple - Secunderabad
Sri Prasanna Vekanteswara Swami Temple - Secunderabad
Shankar Mutt - Hyderabad
Basar - Saraswathi temple
Annavaram - Satyanarayana swami temple
Yadagirigutta - Narasima swami temple
Amaravathi - Amareswara Swamy temple
Sangameswarar Temple
Hyderabad-Karmanghat Viraanjeneia temple(in Karmanghat)
Sri Vasavi temple-Pengonda
Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
Kailasanaadha Temple-Begumpeta-Hyderabad
Ujjaini Mahakali Temple-secunderabad-Hyderabad
Srisailam Mallikarjuna Temple - Srisailam
Kanaka Durga Temple - Vijayawada
Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple - Nellore
Sri Narasimha swamy Temple - Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam
Srikurmam - Lord vishnu Temple - Srikurmam
HINDU GODS:-
1. Shakti. (Mother-God)
2. Shiva – Parvati Devi. (Durga, Kali)
3. Brahma – Saraswati.
4. Vishnu – Lakshmi.
5. Ganesha.
6. Subrahmanya. (Karttikeya ,Kumara, Arumugan, Shanmugan, Murugan, Guha, Saravana,
Swaminatha, Velan, Senthil, Skanda)
A
Aditi
Akilandeswari
Alakshmi
Alamelu
Ammavaru
Anumati
Anuradha
Anusuya
Aranyani
Asalesha Nakshatram
Ashta Lakshmi
Aslesa
Asvayujau
B
Bagalamukhi
Banka-Mundi
Bhadra
Bhadrakali
Bhagavathi
Bhairavi
Bharani
Bharat Mata
Bhargavi
Bhavani
Bhuma Devi
Bhutamata
Bhuvaneshvari
Brahmani
Buddhi
C
Chamunda
Chandanayika
Chandi
Chelamma
Chhinnamasta
Consorts of Ganesha
D
Dakshayani
Devanshi
Devi Kanya Kumari
Durga
D
Dhruti
Dhumavati
Diti
Durga
G
Ganga in Hinduism
Gayatri
I
Ida (goddess)
Isakki
Ishwari
J
Jagaddhatri
Jivdani Mata
K
Kamakhya
Kamalatmika
Kannagi
Kathyayini
Kamakshi
Kolaramma
Korati
Kumari
Kālī
L
Lajja Gauri
Lakshmi
M
Maa Tarini
Maalikapurathamma
Mahakali
Mahalasa
Mahavidya
Manakamana
Manasa
Mangaladevi
Manisha
Mara (Hindu goddess)
Matangi
Matrikas
Mohini
Muthyalamma
Meenakshi
N
Naina Devi
Namagiri
Nandnimata
Nirrti
P
Parvati
P
Phul Mata
Prasuti
Prithvi
R
Radha
Ranganayaki
Rati
Ratri
Renuka
Rohini (nakshatra)
Rohini Devi
Rudrani
Rukmini
S
Sachi
Samaleswari
Santoshi Mata
Saranyu
Saraswati
Shakambhari
Shakti Peethas
Shantadurga
Shashti
Shitala Devi
Shri Vidya
Sita
Sitala
Sobha Baghwati
Svaha
T
Tara (Devi)
Tripura Sundari
U
Ushas
V
Vāc
Vajreshwari temple
Valli
Vani, India
Varuni
Vijayadurga
Vishalakshi
Y
Yami
Yellammadevi
Yogini
Deva (Hinduism)
A
Adimurti
Aditya
Agni
Anala
Anila
Anrita
Apam Napat
Aryaman
Ashtavinayaka
Ashvins
Ambika
Ayyappan
B
Balarama
Bhaga
Bhairava
Bhumiya
Brahma
Budhi Pallien
Balaji(Venkateswara swami)
C
Chitragupta
D
Daksha
Dattatreya
Dhanvantari
Dhara
Dhatri
Dyaus Pita
Dyulok
G
Ganesha
Garuda
Guardians of the directions
H
Hanuman
Harihara
I
Indra
Ishta-deva
J
Jhulelal
K
Kamadeva
Kanagasabai
Khandoba
Khatushyamji
Kotilingeshwara
Krishna
Kubera
Kāla (time)
L
Lakshmana
M
Maruts
Mhasoba
Mitra (Vedic)
Mitra-Varuna
Mrugesh
Murugan
Muthappan
N
Nara-Narayana
Nirrta
P
Padal petra stalam
P cont.
Panchamukha Hanuman
Parjanya
Pashupati
Prajapati
Pushan
R
Rbhus
Rsabha
Rudra
Rama
S
Savitr
Shaneeswaran
Shani
Shesha
Shiva
Shree Pashupatinath
Surya
T
Thirty-three gods
Thirumal
Tvastar
V
Vahana
Varuna
Vayu
Veer Mhaskoba
Vishnu
Vishvakarman
Vithoba
Y
Yama
Yama (Hinduism)
A
Aditi
Akilandeswari
Alakshmi
Alamelu
Ammavaru
Anumati
Anuradha
Anusuya
Aranyani
Asalesha Nakshatram
Ashta Lakshmi
Aslesa
Asvayujau
B
Bagalamukhi
Banka-Mundi
Bhadra
Bhadrakali
Bhagavathi
Bhairavi
Bharani
Bharat Mata
Bhargavi
Bhavani
Bhuma Devi
Bhutamata
Bhuvaneshvari
Brahmani
Buddhi
C
Chamunda
Chandanayika
Chandi
Chelamma
Chhinnamasta
Consorts of Ganesha
D
Dakshayani
Devanshi
Devi Kanya Kumari
Durga
D
Dhruti
Dhumavati
Diti
Durga
G
Ganga in Hinduism
Gayatri
I
Ida (goddess)
Isakki
Ishwari
J
Jagaddhatri
Jivdani Mata
K
Kamakhya
Kamalatmika
Kannagi
Kathyayini
Kamakshi
Kolaramma
Korati
Kumari
Kālī
L
Lajja Gauri
Lakshmi
M
Maa Tarini
Maalikapurathamma
Mahakali
Mahalasa
Mahavidya
Manakamana
Manasa
Mangaladevi
Manisha
Mara (Hindu goddess)
Matangi
Matrikas
Mohini
Muthyalamma
Meenakshi
N
Naina Devi
Namagiri
Nandnimata
Nirrti
P
Parvati
P
Phul Mata
Prasuti
Prithvi
R
Radha
Ranganayaki
Rati
Ratri
Renuka
Rohini (nakshatra)
Rohini Devi
Rudrani
Rukmini
S
Sachi
Samaleswari
Santoshi Mata
Saranyu
Saraswati
Shakambhari
Shakti Peethas
Shantadurga
Shashti
Shitala Devi
Shri Vidya
Sita
Sitala
Sobha Baghwati
Svaha
T
Tara (Devi)
Tripura Sundari
U
Ushas
V
Vāc
Vajreshwari temple
Valli
Vani, India
Varuni
Vijayadurga
Vishalakshi
Y
Yami
Yellammadevi
Yogini
Deva (Hinduism)
A
Adimurti
Aditya
Agni
Anala
Anila
Anrita
Apam Napat
Aryaman
Ashtavinayaka
Ashvins
Ambika
Ayyappan
B
Balarama
Bhaga
Bhairava
Bhumiya
Brahma
Budhi Pallien
Balaji(Venkateswara swami)
C
Chitragupta
D
Daksha
Dattatreya
Dhanvantari
Dhara
Dhatri
Dyaus Pita
Dyulok
G
Ganesha
Garuda
Guardians of the directions
H
Hanuman
Harihara
I
Indra
Ishta-deva
J
Jhulelal
K
Kamadeva
Kanagasabai
Khandoba
Khatushyamji
Kotilingeshwara
Krishna
Kubera
Kāla (time)
L
Lakshmana
M
Maruts
Mhasoba
Mitra (Vedic)
Mitra-Varuna
Mrugesh
Murugan
Muthappan
N
Nara-Narayana
Nirrta
P
Padal petra stalam
P cont.
Panchamukha Hanuman
Parjanya
Pashupati
Prajapati
Pushan
R
Rbhus
Rsabha
Rudra
Rama
S
Savitr
Shaneeswaran
Shani
Shesha
Shiva
Shree Pashupatinath
Surya
T
Thirty-three gods
Thirumal
Tvastar
V
Vahana
Varuna
Vayu
Veer Mhaskoba
Vishnu
Vishvakarman
Vithoba
Y
Yama
Yama (Hinduism)
1. Buddha
2. Guru Nanak
3. Jain god
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