Sri Kashi Bugga Temple — Attraction in Hyderabad

A Spiritual Gem: Shri Kashi Bugga Temple

I recently had the incredible opportunity to visit the Shri Kashi Bugga Temple, and I must say it was a truly awe-inspiring experience. Nestled in the holy city of Varanasi, this temple stands as a testament to the rich cultural and religious heritage of India.

From the moment I stepped into the temple premises, I was greeted by a sense of tranquility and spirituality. The intricate architectural details, adorned with vibrant colors and exquisite carvings, left me in complete awe. The temple's serene atmosphere and well-maintained surroundings further enhanced the overall spiritual ambiance.

What truly makes Shri Kashi Bugga Temple extraordinary is the devotion and faith that permeate the air. Witnessing devotees engage in prayers, rituals, and offerings was a humbling experience. The dedicated temple staff and priests were also readily available to answer questions and provide guidance, adding to the sense of belonging and warmth in this sacred space.

One of the highlights of my visit was participating in the evening aarti ceremony. The melodious chants, resonating bells, and the mesmerizing sight of the illuminated temple evoked a profound sense of spirituality within me. It was a moment of unity and devotion that transcended all barriers, leaving an indelible mark on my heart.

I also appreciated the temple's efforts towards cleanliness and maintaining a hygienic environment. The amenities provided for visitors, including clean washrooms and shoe storage facilities, were commendable and added to the overall positive experience.

In conclusion, Shri Kashi Bugga Temple is a true representation of India's deep spiritual heritage. Whether you are a devout follower or someone seeking solace and spiritual enlightenment, this temple offers an immersive and meaningful experience. I highly recommend visiting this remarkable place to witness the spiritual essence and cultural splendor it embodies.

Note: This review is based on my personal experience and reflects my own observations and emotions during my visit to the Shri Kashi...

Located at Kishan Bagh in Hyderabad, some 9 kms away from Public Gardens, this temple is 200 years old and right now is celebrating its second centennary. Situated on the banks of the Musi River, the front of the temple has a big tree housing Rahu and Ketu, the serpant Gods. Going in further, you have steps leading to an underground Sanctum Sanctorum in which Shivlinga is installed. The place is quite cool, reminscent of the Shivlinga Garpagraham at Tiruvanaikoil near Tiruchirapalli. You can get into the sanctum sanctorum, worship the Lord, do the Abhishekam yourself and there is a young priest courteous and kind guiding you. There is a separate Sannadhi for Devi. The temple is well maintained, neat and clean. There is a platform near the tree outside and space opposite to the Shivlinga Cellar where you can sit and mediate or chant Japas as much as you want. The temple provides peaceful and serene atmosphere. A divine destination not to be missed by devotees. Om Nama Shivaya | Om Namo...

This ancient temple constructed in 1822. The temple is built in the form of a house from exterior unlike other Hindu temples. And the Shiva lingam is in underground floor.The priests here give us a chance to perform the Archana family by family. The priests here are very friendly too. You can perform abhishekam and poojas except on every Monday and festivals season due to heavy crowd.

Through out year water passes on panapattam(base)of shivling that flows all around the year irrespective of season and water looks like crystal clear. It is believed that the water cures many diseases.

Combination of Neem, aswattha & Malabar plum tress are spiritual and special attraction here.

Temple located 2km from zoological park.

For the first time visitors, Watch U tube video by one of the famous channel in telangana before visiting this place.

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