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Attraction · Hyderabad

Peddamma Temple

The Jubilee Hills temple to the city’s guardian goddess, busiest on a Sunday.

DeityPeddamma Thalli
WhereJubilee Hills
BusiestSundays
FestivalBonalu · monsoon
About

Peddamma Temple

Peddamma Thalli is a guardian goddess of the Telangana country, and the temple to her in Jubilee Hills is one of the busiest in modern Hyderabad — which is a different kind of site from the Qutb Shahi and Asaf Jahi monuments the city is better known for. It is a living neighbourhood temple with a large local following rather than a heritage building, and it is at its fullest on Sundays and through Bonalu, the monsoon festival in which the goddess is honoured across the twin cities. Visitors who want to see the religious life of the present-day city, rather than its dynastic past, will find more of it here than in the old city palaces.

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What to See

What to see

A working temple in a modern neighbourhood.

The temple

  • The shrine to Peddamma Thalli and the daily worship around it.
  • The precinct and its subsidiary shrines.

The occasion

  • Bonalu, the monsoon festival honouring the goddess across Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
  • Sunday, when the local congregation fills the temple.
Getting There

Getting there

Jubilee Hills, in the west of the city.

Arriving

  • App cabs and auto-rickshaws are the practical way; Jubilee Hills is a drive from the old city.
  • The metro serves the western corridors; the last stretch is by road.
Best Time

Best time

Weekday mornings for quiet; Bonalu for the opposite.

When to go

  • Weekday mornings are calm and the temple is easy to visit.
  • Sundays are very busy with the local congregation.
  • Bonalu, in the monsoon months, is the festival the temple is known for — go for it deliberately, or avoid it.
Visitor Intelligence

Visitor intelligence

A place of worship rather than a monument.

Before you go

  • Dress modestly; footwear is left outside.
  • Photography inside the shrine is usually restricted — follow the signage and the staff.
  • It is a short visit; pair it with something else in the west of the city.
Nearby

Nearby

West Hyderabad and the lake.

NTR Gardens
East on Hussain Sagar
Lumbini Park
East on the lake shore
Chowmahalla Palace
South-east in the old city
Good to Know

Frequently asked

A guardian goddess of the Telangana country. The Jubilee Hills temple to her is one of the busiest in modern Hyderabad and has a large local following, particularly on Sundays.
A monsoon-season festival in which the goddess is honoured across Hyderabad and Secunderabad. It is the occasion this temple is best known for, and it draws very large crowds.
If you want the religious life of the present-day city rather than its dynastic past, yes — it is a living neighbourhood temple, not a heritage monument. It is a short visit, best paired with something else in west Hyderabad.
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