Sri Someshwara Swamy Temple

The Someshwara Temple is a historically significant site dating back to the Kakatiya era.
Its exquisite South Indian architectural style, coupled with its spiritual ambiance, offers visitors a serene and culturally enriching experience.

Lord Shiva and Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy are in adjacent caves on the top of the hill.

Overall, a visit to this temple provides a glimpse into the rich heritage and spiritual traditions of the region.

Amazing temple and atmosphere is very spiritual. We gone through the narrow tunnel in that a 100kg person also goes very easily.

The location can be found easily and parking is available it has a very beautiful view and had peace and freshness I had a very quality time

No words to say about this place, we have been visiting this temple since my childhood.

Hara hara mahadeva shambho sankara. Om namah shivaya. This is a very old temple and a famous temple. It's swayambu lingam on a hill. After shiva darshan done, we will get Laxminarasimha swamy darshan.

Sri someshwara laxminarsimha temple is located on a small hill...you can reach the temple either by steps or by road upto the main temple. Wheel chair assistance is also available. The lingam is considered స్వయం భూ.... it's of natural structure... not man made. The లింగం is in a cave. Considered to be very powerful God.

It can be frustrating when cultural or religious sites charge entrance fees. It's a topic that varies in opinions, balancing the need for maintenance and accessibility with the desire for inclusivity.They forgot it is a temple. Asking fees to visit inside for Dharshan. foolish people are operating it.

Excellent temple for good devotees
Nice environment
On Mondays there will be full rush
You should go early on Mondays to avoid rush

Great devotional place to visit

Good temple to visit,the caves are great and climb the mountain top for best view.

Very Powerful and Graceful God and must give us Happiness 🤗 forever'. We just pray Heartfully, he will give us Lot of Blessings and Grace.

The legends Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu are the two powerful gods of the Hindu Trinity, there are two caves formed next to the hillock. The someshwara Lakshmi Narasima temple is formed in the caves. The hills around the temple form a natural road for the devotees to circle the shrine. This road around the temple is used to do pradakshina by the devotees. It is available almost in all temples. The temple someshwara Lakshmi Narasima is dedicated to the Lord Shiva and Vishnu.

Must Visit and Feel Great 🎊

A great spiritual place where lord Shiva and lord Laxmi narasimha swamy are there

Maha Shivaratri is observed in grand scale.

Devotional place where Lord Shiva came out with the name Someshwar’s swamy with Lord Narasimha swamy

i have visited this place in college days..very nice place.

Wonderful place to visit, top on a hill and the best part is very nearby to Hyderabad. Travel there in 2 hours and it is a. Quiet place during January and February. If you want to offer a cocunut and other things please purchase them down the hill only if you visit the temple in the evenings.

Very pious and oldest temple. The dirty is well-known as very powerful god. Shiva temple. There are special Abhishek pooja on every Monday. It is situated on top of the Hill. Four wheelers can go near the temple by the well laid down road.

Awesome place and see the nature in high hill
Looking so awesome place
Shiva rathri time this place was so awesome
Look good

Wonder place to visit u can come here by bus or any other vehicles
Lord Shiva temple (somheswara) is a sacred place for the people over here
*There will be 365 steps to climb up this is damn hard but very challenging and healthy too
*This place is calm and with beautiful atmosphere the temple will on the top of a hill so that u can feel the cool breeze
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Ancient and historical Someshwara Temple. The lord Shiva is self existed on the hill prior to 1200-1400 AD. Lord Laxmi Narasimha temple also here. It is popular and famous temple in Telangana districts