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Forest temples
16 temples with darshan timings, pujas and sevas, visiting rules and directions.
Temples within forest or wildlife areas.
Group of nine Narasimha shrines in the Nallamala forest at Ahobilam, held to be where Vishnu as Narasimha appe...
Hill temple to Hanuman in Jagtial district, visited in large numbers on Hanuman Jayanti.
Shiva temple at the foot of the Nallamala hills about 15 km from Nandyal, known for its crystal-clear spring-f...
Rare site counted as both a Jyotirlinga and a Shakti Peetha, above the Krishna river.
Forest shrine of the Koya tribal goddesses Sammakka and Saralamma, home of the Medaram Jatara, one of the larg...
Forest hill temple to Vishnu as Padmanabha in the Ananthagiri hills, near the source of the Musi river.
Group of eight rock-cut Shiva cave shrines of the 7th-8th century in the Nallamala hills, beside a waterfall,...
Forest shrine to Vana Durga where the Manjira splits into seven streams (edu payalu). A large jatara is held o...
Forest hill temple of Narasimha near Mangapet, with a perennial spring (Chintamani) beside the shrine.
Serpent-deity shrine of the Mesram clan of the Gond people, home of the Nagoba Jatara held in Pushya (January–...
Godavari-bank site where, by tradition, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana lived during their exile. Usually visited tog...
Forest temple of a self-manifested Narasimha in the Velikonda hills near Rapur, where the deity is worshipped...
Forest hill shrine to Ayyappa, opened for the Mandala and Makaravilakku seasons.
Hill temple of Malyadri Lakshmi Narasimha near Valetivaripalem, about 34 km from Kandukur, open for darshan on...
Forest shrine of the goddess Talupulamma in a valley between two hills at Lova near Tuni, popular with familie...
Shiva temple in the Nallamala forest near Achampet, traditionally called the northern gateway to Srisailam.