Swayambhu Moolavirat
The Lord here is self-manifested — the murti was found in the forest of Mambapur and installed on this hill, not carved by any hand.
Telangana Kanchi
A thousand-year-old Vaishnava kshetram where the swayambhu Lord stands upon the hill with Sridevi and Bhudevi — forty kilometres from Hyderabad.
“ Om Namo Narayanaya ”
For a thousand years the village of Kodakanchi — known to devotees as Telangana Kanchi — has sheltered the swayambhu form of Sri Adi Narayana Swamy, worshipped here with his consorts Sridevi and Bhudevi.
The temple stands on a granite hill above the village, its painted vimanam rising straight out of the boulders, with a stepped pushkarini, a great peepal tree and a lake beside it. On its wall are the golden and silver lizards that draw pilgrims here from across Telangana — for it is said that whoever cannot reach Kanchi should come to Kodakanchi.
Whether you come for a quiet morning darshan or for the ten days of the Brahmotsavam, you are welcome here. This website is maintained so that devotees near and far can know the temple's timings, sevas and traditions.
Six reasons devotees travel to Kodakanchi from across Telangana and beyond.
The Lord here is self-manifested — the murti was found in the forest of Mambapur and installed on this hill, not carved by any hand.
As at Kanchipuram, a golden lizard and a silver lizard are set upon the temple wall. Touching them is believed to free the devotee from all lizard-dosha and the troubles it brings.
The idol of Garuda, the vahana of Sri Maha Vishnu, stands on the ground floor of the temple — the first darshan for every devotee.
The annual Brahmotsavam runs for ten days from the first of February, with the Kalyanam of the Lord and his consorts on the fourth day.
The sanctum sits on a granite outcrop above the village, its painted vimanam rising directly out of the boulders.
A huge peepal tree, a stepped pushkarini and a lake beside the fields make this one of the most peaceful kshetrams near Hyderabad.
Key details for devotees planning a visit.
The temple calendar follows the traditional Telugu panchangam. Dates shift each year — please confirm with the temple office before travelling.
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The sanctum is closed between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM for the afternoon offering and rest of the Lord.
| Ritual / Seva | Timing |
|---|---|
| Suprabhatam & Temple Opening | 6:00 AM |
| Abhishekam & Alankaram | 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM |
| Morning Darshan | 7:30 AM – 11:00 AM |
| Maha Naivedyam & Closing | 11:00 AM |
| Evening Opening & Darshan | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Deeparadhana | 5:30 PM |
| Ekanta Seva & Closing | 6:00 PM |
Devotees may sponsor Abhishekam, Kalyanotsavam, Annadanam or the daily Deeparadhana in the name of their family. Contact the temple office for details of each seva and the offerings included.
Contact the OfficeEvery contribution goes towards daily worship, annadanam, festival celebrations and the preservation of this ancient kshetram for the generations that follow.