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Temples in Andhra Pradesh · DharmSetu

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Temples of Andhra Pradesh

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3 shrines

Manikyamba (Draksharama)

Draksharama·Andhra Pradesh

Sati's left cheek fell here, within the Bhimeshwara temple of Konaseema.

Deity unknown

16.79°N · 82.06°E

Puruhutika (Pithapuram)

Tiruchanur Padmavathi

Sacred to Shiva

2 shrines

Mallikarjuna

Srisailam·Andhra Pradesh

Located on Shri Shaila mountain in the Nallamala hills.

Shiva

Srikalahasteeswara (Air)

Srikalahasti

Sacred to Narasimha

1 shrine

Sacred to Venkateswara

1 shrine

Tirumala Venkateswara

Tirupati·Andhra Pradesh

Most visited Hindu temple in the world.

Venkateswara

est. 30013.68°N · 79.35°E

Pithapuram·Andhra Pradesh

Sati's back (hip) fell here, within the Kukkuteswara temple of Pithapuram.

Deity unknown

17.11°N · 82.24°E

Tirupati·Andhra Pradesh

Consort of Lord Venkateswara.

Deity unknown

·Andhra Pradesh

Represents Vayu — air.

Shiva

13.75°N · 79.70°E

Ahobilam Narasimha

Kurnool·Andhra Pradesh

Nine Narasimha shrines spread across a forested hill.

Narasimha