Top 3 Lord Shiva Temples In Hyderabad

This year, Shivratri is observed on Saturday, February 18. Shivratri is observed annually in reverence of Lord Shiva. The title also alludes to the night when Shiva performs the divine dance called Tandava. Shivratri is observed on the evening before the new moon. This occasion occurs in the month of Magha according to the South Indian Hindu calendar. Stories explain the significance of Mahashivratri. One account in the Shiva tradition states that this is the evening when Shiva sings the divine dance of creation, preservation and destruction. Another account says that it was on this evening that Shiva married Parvati. Tradition states that worshipping Shiva icons such as the linga is a yearly opportunity to move beyond previous sins.

On this occasion, followers remember Shiva, recite prayers, fast, and meditate. Devoted followers remains awake all night. In Telangana, Shivratri processions are conducted at Mallayya Gutta near Kambhalapalle, Bhairavakona, Hanamkonda, Keesaragutta, Vemulawada, Panagal, and Kolanupaka, among others. Are you interested in visiting the renowned and ancient Shivalayams temples in Hyderabad? Then consider these.

Sri Balaji Venkateswara Swamy Temple:

This temple is situated in Village Jodimetla in Uppal. The temple is a Hari Hara Kshetram, meaning both Lord Shiva and Lord Venkateshwara dwell in one place.

Kashi Bugga Temple:

The temple is located in Badangpet, Hyderabad. This temple is among the oldest temple in India. The temple is also known as the Swayambhu Lord Shiva Temple.

Keesaragutta Temple:

Keesaragutta Temple is a Hindu shrine devoted to Shiva and his consort Parvati at Keesaragutta, Keesara Village in Medchal-Malkajgiri district, Telangana, India. It is approximately 30 km from Hyderabad and 12 km from ECIL. It is positioned on a small hillock. The temple attracts up to thousands of devotees during Maha Shivaratri. It has been said that Rama installed this lingam here.