Best places: Hindu temples in Nakkalapalle, India

Popular lakeside Hindu temple featuring large stone statues dedicated to the Bhadrakali.

👍👍 Situated around 7 kms branching off NH163 at Inavolu cross bus stop, the temple is one of the ancient ones and offers a very peaceful and calm atmosphere. May be there are heavy crowds during festival seasons as evidenced by strong barricades built before the Sannadhi for managing queues. Other day...

👍👍 Situated around 7 kms branching off NH163 at Inavolu cross bus stop, the temple is one of the ancient ones and offers a very peaceful and calm atmosphere Parking available out side the temple Beautiful Architecture. Must visit place, when you are on the way to warangal. Inavolu Mallikarjuna Swamy Te...

😐 Small temple of lord Shiva. Has got ample space. Situated with small rocks around the temple. A small water body with some stylish rocks placed vertically and horizontally also attracts, situated in the outer periphery of the temple. Parking space is available. Road ends here and vehicle needs to be...

Hindu temple built during the Kakatiya dynasty in the 12th century with ornate carvings & shrines.

👍 This temple gives the connection between सनातन धर्म and जैन धर्म. In the temple premises carving of Lord Mahavir is prominently visible. Along with the deity Padmakshi देवी, महावीर स्वामी जी is also there in front. Situated on a small hillock so one needs to climb up using the stairs. A perfect site...

👍👍 Nice view and wonderful temple

👍 Nice location on top of hill underneath of a stone. One can visit multiple tempes in the surrounding and Bhadhrakali temple is the famous temple in the surrounding.

👍👍 Good place for Bhavi Pooja

👍👍 The Thousand Pillar Temple or Rudreswara Swamy Temple[1] is a historic Hindu temple located in the town of Hanamakonda, Telangana State, India. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. Thousand Pillar Temple, along with Warangal Fort, Kakatiya Kala Thoranam and Ramappa Temple are added to th...

😠 Very hyped but in reality it's nothing much to see...shiv lingam is constructed using koti Lingas which obviously one cannot see.. not a tourist spot or must visit place. Attaching pictures..it's actually how it looks like

👍👍 This is one of my favourite location from childhood. Never expected I would capture this lovely picture.