VIJAYAWADA KANAKA DURGA TEMPLE
LORD VENKATESWARA
KANIPAKA VINAYAKA
GOLDEN TEMPLE
BIRLA TEMPLE IN HYDERABAD 
1000 PILLORS TEMPLE IN VARAMGAL
NANDHISWARA
KAIDALA TEMPLE
SARASWATHI DEVI
MAHANADI TEMPLE
VENKATESWARA SWAMY
TIRUMALA TIRUPATHI
PEDHA TIRUPATHI IN CHITHUR DISTRICT
SIMHACHALAM TEMPLE
Temples in Andhra Pradesh:
The state of Andhra Pradesh in southern India is known for its magnificent temples. These temples are indicative of the rich culture of Andhra Pradesh and traditions. They have an excellent architecture enchanting sculptures on walls. This state has preserved these wonderful images of the ancient Hindu religion. Apart from Hindu temples are Jain and Buddhist temples also.
The Temple of the Thousand Columns:
Temple Thousand Columns is located Hanumakonda. The sculptures on the temple is quite exquisite. It Hanumakonda was formerly the capital of Kakatiya of Warangal.
Temple Tirupati:
Tirupati Temple in Tirupati is one of the most visited and richest temple in the world. It is a famous pilgrimage place for Hindus. This ancient temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara idol and a Divine of the Lord or Venkatachalapati Balaji, also known as Lord Venkateshwara.
Kolanpuka:
On Kolanpuka is a famous Jain temple of Mahavira, about 2000 years. There is an image of 1.5 m high of Mahavira here. Besides the famous Jain temple, other temples as Temple and Shri Shri Someshwar Temple Veeranarayana. The museum site Kolanupaka is another attraction in this place.
Bhadrachalam Temple :
There is a temple dedicated to Lord Rama Bhadrachalam. This is the place where Lord Rama allegedly crossing the Godavari river to go south in search of Sita. This is an important pilgrimage for Hindus. The uniqueness of this temple is an idol of Lord Rama, which is a mixture of two avatars - Vishnu and Rama.
Dwaraka Tirumala Temple :
Dwaraka Tirumala temple was built by Zamindars Myalavaram between year 1877 and 1902nd This temple is the name of the great saint, "Dwaraka" who are self-expression idol Lord Sri Venkateswara.
Kalahasti:
The temple is dedicated to Kalahasti Kalahasteswara, who was also worshiped as Vayu Lingam. The Vayu Lingam represents the element of wind on five elements of Agni, Vaayu, Aakasam, Jalam and Prithvi. Shri Kalahasti Temple is known for achieving Sarpadosha (RahuKetu) Nivaarana Pooja.
Temple Sree Sailam :
Sree Sailam temple is located near Kurnool. It is one of the 12 jyotirlingas Shiva. He is an idol of Lord Mallikarjun present in this ancient temple. This ancient temple is worth seeing.
Temples Pancharama:
At Drakashrama. One of the most famous temples Pancharama lies Legends say that the devil, as Tarak Shivalingam divided into 5 pieces and fell to 5 kshetram Pancharama. It is one of the most beautiful temples in Andhra Pradesh.
Dharmapuri Temple:
Almost Karimnagar, there is a temple called the Temple Dharmapuri. He was the idol of Narsimha Yoga which is one of the avatars of Vishnu and Ramlingeshwara. They are related to the legend of Ramayana.
The Temple Ramappa:
In Palampet is a temple called the Temple Ramappa. This temple dates back to Kakateya. Here you can find beautiful stone sculptures.
Vijayawada Temples :
In Vijayawada, there are three important temples, namely Kanakdurga the Malleshwara and Vijayeshwara.
Some other famous temples in Andhra Pradesh is the temple to Vemulawada Rajeshwar, the former temple to temple, Someshwar Kotipalli (Kumaravana) in coastal Andhra Pradesh and the temple of Shiva Amreshwara Amravati. Apart from these, there is also the temple in Bhimeswara Bhimarama or Kumararama to Simalkota and modern Birla Mandir situated in Hyderabad.
The state of Andhra Pradesh in southern India is known for its magnificent temples. These temples are indicative of the rich culture of Andhra Pradesh and traditions. They have an excellent architecture enchanting sculptures on walls. This state has preserved these wonderful images of the ancient Hindu religion. Apart from Hindu temples are Jain and Buddhist temples also.
The Temple of the Thousand Columns:
Temple Thousand Columns is located Hanumakonda. The sculptures on the temple is quite exquisite. It Hanumakonda was formerly the capital of Kakatiya of Warangal.
Temple Tirupati:
Tirupati Temple in Tirupati is one of the most visited and richest temple in the world. It is a famous pilgrimage place for Hindus. This ancient temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara idol and a Divine of the Lord or Venkatachalapati Balaji, also known as Lord Venkateshwara.
Kolanpuka:
On Kolanpuka is a famous Jain temple of Mahavira, about 2000 years. There is an image of 1.5 m high of Mahavira here. Besides the famous Jain temple, other temples as Temple and Shri Shri Someshwar Temple Veeranarayana. The museum site Kolanupaka is another attraction in this place.
Bhadrachalam Temple :
There is a temple dedicated to Lord Rama Bhadrachalam. This is the place where Lord Rama allegedly crossing the Godavari river to go south in search of Sita. This is an important pilgrimage for Hindus. The uniqueness of this temple is an idol of Lord Rama, which is a mixture of two avatars - Vishnu and Rama.
Dwaraka Tirumala Temple :
Dwaraka Tirumala temple was built by Zamindars Myalavaram between year 1877 and 1902nd This temple is the name of the great saint, "Dwaraka" who are self-expression idol Lord Sri Venkateswara.
Kalahasti:
The temple is dedicated to Kalahasti Kalahasteswara, who was also worshiped as Vayu Lingam. The Vayu Lingam represents the element of wind on five elements of Agni, Vaayu, Aakasam, Jalam and Prithvi. Shri Kalahasti Temple is known for achieving Sarpadosha (RahuKetu) Nivaarana Pooja.
Temple Sree Sailam :
Sree Sailam temple is located near Kurnool. It is one of the 12 jyotirlingas Shiva. He is an idol of Lord Mallikarjun present in this ancient temple. This ancient temple is worth seeing.
Temples Pancharama:
At Drakashrama. One of the most famous temples Pancharama lies Legends say that the devil, as Tarak Shivalingam divided into 5 pieces and fell to 5 kshetram Pancharama. It is one of the most beautiful temples in Andhra Pradesh.
Dharmapuri Temple:
Almost Karimnagar, there is a temple called the Temple Dharmapuri. He was the idol of Narsimha Yoga which is one of the avatars of Vishnu and Ramlingeshwara. They are related to the legend of Ramayana.
The Temple Ramappa:
In Palampet is a temple called the Temple Ramappa. This temple dates back to Kakateya. Here you can find beautiful stone sculptures.
Vijayawada Temples :
In Vijayawada, there are three important temples, namely Kanakdurga the Malleshwara and Vijayeshwara.
Some other famous temples in Andhra Pradesh is the temple to Vemulawada Rajeshwar, the former temple to temple, Someshwar Kotipalli (Kumaravana) in coastal Andhra Pradesh and the temple of Shiva Amreshwara Amravati. Apart from these, there is also the temple in Bhimeswara Bhimarama or Kumararama to Simalkota and modern Birla Mandir situated in Hyderabad.
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