sri sita ramachandra swamy temple shamshabad
Hi friends this time our weekend getaway is sri sita ramachandra swamy temple shamshabad.
This is the place for the Hyderabad International Airport. This weekend getaway post pictures are from our guest post category. I should thank my friend Sriram (coincidence to the God of the temple we are talking about!) from Kukatpally. sri sita ramachandra swamy temple is in Ammapally 6 KMS from the Shamshabad Bus stop, new police station.
Once you get down the P.V Express way and you reach the bus stop of Shamshabad, take a right next to it to reach sri sita ramachandra swamy temple.
As the history goes by, the temple was built sometime in 13th or 14th century AD. It is the time before the advent of Muslim Kings in South India and mainly in Hyderabad. Though in the first looks the outer walls look as if they are of the Muslim style they resemble very close to the Rajasthan architecture. More closer look will tell us that these walls which are not generally part of South India temple design were built at a later stage than as part of the original temple design and construction.
This means that someone who has moved from Rajastan has taken over the temple management duties and have funded these things. The Gali gopuram outside is close to 40 feet tall and it is majestic. The walls around the temple in general are taller than many other historic temples of Hyderabad. [Note: I have not even read a book on archaeology or on Rajasthan. This is purely my opinion as a content provider. Do not consider these as factual details of the history].
The temple has become a famous place to visit in Hyderabad after very important scenes of Murari, Telugu movie starring Prince Mahesh Babu and Sonali Bendre have been shot here. Yes, the temple that you see in the movie is our own Hyderabad Temple. Pawan Kalyan's TeenMaar was also shot here.
Let the pictures do the talking !!! :-) Google Maps data included with directions from Secunderabad.
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