Surendrapuri is a popular religious tourist destination near Yadagirigutta which is known for the Hanumadeeswara temple or Kaladhamam. This temple was built by Kunda Satyanarayana in the memory of his younger son Surender, who died of illness in 1991.
This temple includes the museum which is named Kunda Satyanarayana Kaladhamam after him. The museum displays the architecture of upwards of 100 Indian temples in the form of life-sized replicas. It houses a unique Panchamuha Hanuman idol which also represents the Panchamukha Shiva when seen from behind.
There are also 9 seperate shrines of 9 panets, Sati, Vahana, Adhi Devata & Pratyardi Devatha, Venkateswara Swamy, Siva and Hanuman within the temple. There are also Kalashalas in which one Kalash is carved with Ashtalakshmi devatha images and the other kalash has carvings of Vinayaka, Shiva, Parvati and Kumaraswamy.
Significance:
The neem tree is the form of Lakshmi and the ravine tree is the form of Vishnu. Regularly, worships and rituals are performed for these two trees. It is believed that if Shivalingas in this temples are worshipped planetary defects of devotees will be releived.
The Kunda Satyanarayana kaladham art museum includes the display of miniature of prominent temples across the country like Kanakadurga temple Vijayawada, Shiridi Sai Baba temple, Tirumala Venkateswara temple. There are also other displays like lord Shiva with Lakshmi & Narayana, Kaliyamardhana, Mother Bharat, Rameshwaram, Vivekananda rock, Kanyakumari, Alampur Jogulamba and more.
How To Reach:
Yadagirigutta bus stand is the nearest bus stand at a distance of around 5.2 KM from the temple. You can take a TSRTC bus that frequently runs in this route or a local taxi to reach the temple from bus stand.
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