Ramappa Temple

January 2024:

The temple has a very nice architecture. It is good to visit with family and friends.

The place is neat. The government can promote this place by having explanatory boards and information about the history of this place.

Ramappa Temple, also known as the Rudreswara temple, is a Kakatiya style Hindu temple of Lord Shiva. it was constructed in the year 1213 CE by Recherla Rudra—a general of Kakatiya ruler Ganapati Deva. Located in Mulugu, Telangana, It is 66 km from Warangal, 209 km from Hyderabad. Designed by architect Ramappa, it is a fine specimen of Kakatiya architecture. Marco Polo, during his visit to the Kakatiya empire, supposedly called the temple "the brightest star in the galaxy of temples". Ramappa Temple was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Sand Box Design and Light Bricks used at this temple was used in Shriram Temple at Ayodhya for long lasting and to withstand earth quakes

The Ramappa Temple in Mulugu District is truly enchanting. Its intricate architecture, adorned with exquisite carvings and sculptures, reflects the rich cultural and artistic heritage of India. The temple's serene surroundings add to the spiritual experience, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking historical and architectural marvels.

Very nice temple showcasing Kakatiya architecture, amazing carvings. But quite ravaged by earthquakes and past wars/plunder. It feels like it will come crumbling down any day. But overall a nice place especially if you are interested in architecture and history.

It’s our Heritage. So many attacked that temple, but even today we can feel the greatness of our kings , sculptors. We have to show these types of places to our children, so that they can know what’s our ancestors are. How they showed our culture our rituals our sanathana dharma, our history in the form idols, sculptures. Today so many tells that , what’s in India. But if we see these types of places we can say and show the world that India is developed country in the art of culture tradition , education, economy, and what not. Thank u for our Archeological department and government for preserving the History of Bharath.

Historic place, build during kakateeya dynasty. This is under the maintenance of the Archaeological survey of India. The temple is Devine with large Shivalingam. The lawn and garden is maintained well. Toilets are very clean and ample parking available. Do visit the Ramappa lake very close to this temple for boating as well to take a dip in the running stream.

The Ramappa Temple, also known as the Ramalingeswara Temple, is a jewel of Kakatiya architecture located near Warangal in Telangana, India. Built in the 13th century, it stands as a testament to the artistic prowess of the Kakatiya dynasty. The temple is named after its chief sculptor, Ramappa. Known for its intricate carvings, intricate details, and unique floating bricks technology, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Ramappa Temple exemplifies the rich cultural heritage of the region and attracts visitors with its historical significance and architectural brilliance. Happy to be here. Peaceful place. Crowded but need to visit to experience the architecture. Om Namah Shivayya. 🙇🏻🙇🏻

Ramappa Temple is a masterpiece of architectural brilliance and historical significance. The intricate carvings and unique Kakatiya style leave a lasting impression. The temple's serene surroundings enhance the overall experience, making it a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts.

The Ramappa Temple, Telangana, India, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is renowned for its intricate architecture and historical significance. It has a great Architecture and Intricate Carvings depicting stories from Hindu mythology, dancers, musicians, and various deities. It is situated near the Ramappa Lake. Basic tourist facilities, such as parking and restrooms, are available.

Awesome architecture, many things destroyed by invasions. Must visit and understand the history of this place. Beautiful and very big nandi and shiva linga at this place, not completely developed like a temple but as a visiting place and park.

Ramappa temple (called by the name of its chief architect) or Rudreswarar temple , the masterpiece of Kakathiya dynasty 1123-1323 CE is 67 KM from Warangal in Telangana state, India.
The tressure of architecture was constructed on sandbox foundation technology. Please take guide to enjoy details of this world heritage , because no volume of worlds can fully tell its beauty except seeing it.

No need to say anything about this temple ..
It's world heritage..
My best advice is Take guide to know every on point of architecture and it's really mesmerizing when guide showing all the things..

We can't observe small small things in those architecture unless one must explain...

Well Maintained premises. Excellent Kakatiya construction dedicated to Lord Shiva. The inner area where the temple is situated is awesome .surrounded by beautiful green trees & wide lawns. Loved the place.

Amazing Architecture!! The Temple is beautifully made. It is a living temple and daily worship is performed by the priest. There are no entry fees for visiting this temple. I highly recommend going in the morning or evening hours, The afternoons are very hot and you won't enjoy it as much. There are many stalls before the temple selling snacks and drinks and other items for children like toys etc. It is a perfect getaway for families.

Peace and calm.. that is how you define this place!! You go in the hot sun to the temple place.. but once you enter the temple it's the cool atmosphere that gives you peace.. that's the magic this temple holds. Shoutout to all the brains of those times for building something so extravagant and splendid.

Neatly maintained and preserved the glory of 13th century temple. OM namashivaya .. a must visit to experience the best architectural monuments.

I was awe struck by the detailed architecture and beauty of this temple. The majestic sandstone structure stands out in a serene locale. The sculpture on the ceiling of the mandapa- WOW!
I just wish people would take more care to not throw trash around. This temple and its premises are maintained very well, with a lot of dustbins around.
It is a bit difficult to get here, unless you have your own vehicle.
You can take the bus to Etunagaram, get down at Janganapally junction and then take a share auto to the temple.
So much to be done for the area. While the temple complex itself is maintained fairly well, so many ruins all around.

Amazing, worth a visit. Very well maintained unlike 1000pillars temple. Do visit the lake.

Ramappa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Warangal, India, is an architectural masterpiece that echoes the rich Kakatiya dynasty's glory. Built in the 13th century, the temple is a marvel of intricate carvings and distinctive Kakatiyan style. Its star-shaped sanctum, detailed sculptures, and exquisite artwork reflect the artistic prowess of the era. The temple's floating bricks, defying gravity, showcase advanced engineering. Surrounded by lush lawns and a serene lake, the ambiance is tranquil and historical. Ramappa Temple stands as a testament to India's cultural heritage, drawing history buffs and architecture aficionados from across the globe...

Temple like this build only once in yuga, The architecture, the sculptures, the way this temple is built surely and impeccably amazing.
The great kakatiya's general "Recharla Rudra" who built this temple and the sculpturers (Ramappa) names will be enriched till the mankind is existing.
The beauty of this temple is truly astonishing, amazing and incredibly beautiful. although this temple is nearby my place and I've visited many times but still makes me feel awe! and many questions are raised to the point and i truly feel like i wish someone from their times to be here for a moment and answering all my questions!