Temples in Vizag

Sampath Vinayaka Temple:

 
No new vehicle in the city moves without the blessings of Lord Sampath Vinayaka. Such is the faith that the people of the city have in this deity and such is this temple’s popularity.

Phone: +91 891 2577106
E.O Sri Krishnaji Rao, Mobile: +91 9866663449
Chairman Sri T.S.Rajasekharan

 

Kanaka Maha Lakshmi Temple:

 
The Kanaka Maha Lakshmi Temple at Burujupeta is worshiped as the Goddess of the Visakha city. The idol of the deity is said to have been installed in the early 18th century.

Festival celebrating Kanaka Maha Lakshmi takes place during Margasira masa (November and December) every year. Visakha district attracts tourists with its scenic natural beauty.

Simhachalam Temple:

 
Simhachalam temple is situated 16 km from Vizag amidst lush green hills. The beautifully carved 16-pillared dance hall and the 96-pillared cultural hall showcase the architectural brilliance of the era that used to be. The presiding deity is Sri Lakshminarasimha Swamy.

Lord Ayyappa Swamy Temple: It is a beautiful temple of Lord Ayyappa Swamy located at Sheela Nagar, NH5 Road BHPV area.
Puri Jagannadh Temple: Located close to the steel plant, this temple has been constructed by Utkal Samaj of Steel plant Employees for their beloved God Sri Puri Jagannadh. This temple resembles the original temple from Puri. While here do not forget to drop by Lord Shiridi Sai Baba Temple.

 Polamamba Temple:

 
The Karakachettu Polamamba is an integral part of the city’s religious scene, touching the lives of hundreds of residents of the city. Goddess Polamamba the presiding deity of the temple is also the local goddess for the surrounding villages.

The Polamamba Jatara, which is held every year in the temple, brings in crowds from a number of villages around the city.

Gurudwara Sadh Sangat:

 
The Gurudwara at seethammadhara is the city's most famous and frequented religious place of the sikhs. As the name aptly describes, these Gates to the Master” are always open, no matter who seeks refuge within the sanctum.  

Kali Ma Temple:

 
TIt is a beautiful temple built keeping in mind traditional Bengali temple architecture. Seek blessings from Kali Ma amidst this splendid beauty. 

Ramakrishna Mission: It has been more than a century since Swami Vivekananda gave his Chicago address. But his voice and message still reverberates throughout India, thanks to the Ramakrishna Mission that he started. This worldwide organization has a branch here too. Its ethnic architecture and its meditation hall exude peace. While its book store helps spread knowledge of our rich tradition and culture.