How to Reach

Delhi to Sriparvat (Telangana):

• By Air: Fly from Delhi to Hyderabad (Rajiv Gandhi International Airport). From Hyderabad, travel by road or bus to the Sriparvat/Srisailam region.
• By Train: Take a train from Delhi to Hyderabad or Kurnool. From there, continue by road.
• By Road: Long-distance buses and taxis are available from Hyderabad to the temple area.

Ahmedabad to Sriparvat (Telangana):

• By Air: Fly from Ahmedabad to Hyderabad. Then proceed by road towards the Sriparvat region.
• By Train: Trains are available from Ahmedabad to Hyderabad or Kurnool. From these stations, road transport is available.
• By Road: Inter-state buses and private vehicles can be used, though the journey is long.

History of the Temple

Sriparvat, also known historically as Sriparvata, is an ancient and sacred hill region in present-day Telangana and Andhra Pradesh cultural geography. The name Sriparvata is frequently mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures, Puranas, and inscriptions. It is closely associated with Shaivism and is considered one of the sacred abodes of Lord Shiva.

Historically, Sriparvata is believed to be part of the larger sacred landscape that includes Srisailam, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. The region flourished as an important religious and cultural center during the Satavahana, Ikshvaku, and later Chalukya periods. Several Buddhist and Hindu remains found in nearby areas indicate that Sriparvat was also a center of learning and spiritual practices in ancient India.

Over centuries, Sriparvat has remained a symbol of spiritual significance, attracting devotees, saints, and pilgrims. The serene hill environment and its association with ancient traditions continue to make Sriparvat an important religious destination.

Main Poojas Performed

• • Abhishekam & Archana: Daily primary worship of Lord Shiva.
  • Rudrabhishekam: Vedic chanting with ritual bathing of Shiva Linga.
  • Deepa Aradhana: Lamp offering during morning and evening.

Important Days and Times for Pooja

• Major Festival:
  • Mahashivratri (major annual festival)
  • Monthly Shivaratri days
  • Amavasya (New Moon days)
  • Shravan Month (especially Mondays)
• General Timings:
  • Morning: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • Evening: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja

• Men:
  • Dhoti / kurta or modest shirt and trousers
• Women:
  • Saree or salwar kameez
• Restrictions:
  • Avoid shorts, sleeveless or revealing clothing
  • Footwear must be removed before entering the temple

Official Websites

Government Website:

• Not available

Temple Trust Website:

• Not available