Religious Places in Andhra Pradesh

Religious Places in Andhra Pradesh do not exists in any particular region but signifies unity in diversity policy and one can say that Andhra Pradesh is an advocate of secularism. In this state People from different religious faith live in harmony and in peace.

Andhra Pradesh was ruled by different dynasties the influence of those dynasties and their faith naturally established in the state. One can find an important Buddhist center which is an out come of the Asoka reign. Then Hinduism flourished because of the Chalukyas and the Kakatiya’s reign on the State. From the 14th century onwards Andhra Pradesh came under the Muslim rule by the Mughals and later when they lost to the British rule Andhra Pradesh came under the influence of Christianity.

Andhra Pradesh has different religious places and people from different faith live in peace and brotherhood among them exists and they celebrate different festival equally and in a grand way. Andhra Pradesh richness lies in its diversity, variety, harmony and is truly reflected in the different Religious Places in Andhra Pradesh

Different Religious Places in Andhra Pradesh

Temples in Andhra Pradesh

1. Alampur Navabhrama Temples in Alampur

2. Amaravati Amareswara Temple in Amaravati

3. Birla Mandir in Hyderabad

4. Ghanpur Temples

5. Thousand Pillared Temple in Warangal

6. Kanakadurga Temple in Vijayawada

7. Malleswaraswami Temple in Vijayawada

8. Ramalingeswara Temple in Tadparti

9. Ramappa Temple in Palampet

10. Sri Kalahasteeswara temple in Chittor

11. Padmavati Temple in Tiruchanur

12. Tirupati Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala

13. Undavalli Cave Temples in Vijaywada

14. Veerbhadra Temple in Lepakshi

15. Vijayeswara Swami Temple in Vijayawada

Churches in Andhra Pradesh

1. Medak Church

2. St. Joseph’s Cathedral Hyderabad

3. St. Mary’s Church Hyderabad

4. Gundala Church in Vijayawada

Mosques in Andhra Pradesh

1. Chote Hazrat Ki Dargah in Hyderabad

2. Jama Masjid in Hyderabad

3. Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad

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