Sanghi Temple Hyderabad

The Sanghi Temple is about twenty five kilometers from the heart of the Hyderabad city. The Sanghi Nagar named after the Sanghi temple, is an industrial hub. The Sanghi temple enjoys clarity of vision from a distance of seven kilometers; the Raja Gopuram is almost fifteen feet tall. The temple is perched on a small hill of Paramanand Giri. As you come up the stairs that reach you to the waiting divinity, you get a bird's eye view of the emerald green that covers the entire area.

When you reach the Paramanand Giri, Maha Dwaram, the gateway invites you, take the flight of the steps that lead you to the shrine of the Lord Venkateswara. Stop by the

Lord Anjaneya who is resplendent with a red face, he is the avatar of Death as believed by the devotees. Once on top of the hill there is a heavy, beautiful ornate door that makes up the main entrance of the temple complex. The magnificent temple complex is built on the framework of the Chola-Chalukya style. Lord Venkateswara is famed to be the provider of the piousness and prosperity. The idol of the Lord Venkateswara is nine and half feet, a true copy of the Tirumala deity. The daily rituals of alankaram and abhishekam are performed everyday for the deity. To the right of the temple are to come by the temple of the consort of Lord Balaji, Goddess Padmavathi. She is known as the goddess of Love, mercy and compassion. Lord Shiva or the "destroyer" among the trinity of the Hindu Gods has his temple on the left side of Balaji's temple. Lord Shiva is the all powerful Lord seated on a lotus with a crescent moon decorating his hair and a trident in his right hand and is known to perform tandav when he is angry and in a mood to destroy. Just next to Lord Shiva, there is the temple of Kamalambika known to be the arbiter of all powers thus called as "Shakti Swaroopini". Come to the Sanghi Temple of Hyderabad to know more about the architecture and Hindu mythology and their Gods.