Ramappa Temple, Warangal Tourism, Telangana, TS.
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How To Reach
Form City          Via                              Distance (kms)
Hanamkonda Mulugu - Ramappa 66 kms
Hyderabad Bhongiri - Warangal - Mulugu - Ramappa 206 kms
Kairmnagar Huzurabad - Parkal - Mylaram - Palampet 113 kms
Khammam Yellandu - Marrigudem - Lingala - Chelvai 166 kms
Medak Ramayampet - Siddipet -Warangal - Mulugu 219 kms
Nalgonda Suryapet - Thorrur - Warangal - Mulugu 230 kms
Nizamabad Jagityal - Karimnagar - Huzurabad - Palampet  

 
Ramappa Sri Ramalingeswara temple, This medieval temple is a Shivalaya (where Shiva is worshipped) and named

after the sculptor Ramappa. It is the only temple in the world named after its sculptor/architect. Its presiding deity,

Ramalingeswara, is the form of Shiva and a personal god of the Avatar of Vishnu, Rama. The history says that it took 40

years to build this temple.

This beautiful temple, an example of brilliant Kakatiya dynasty art, Planned and sculpted by Ramappa, the temple was

built on the classical pattern of being lifted above the world on a high star-shaped platform. Intricate carvings line the

walls and cover the pillars and ceilings. Starting at its base to its wall panels, pillars and ceiling are sculpted figures

drawn from Hindu mythology. The roof (garbhalayam) of the temple is built with bricks, which are so light that they are

able to float on water.

The hall in front of the sanctum is filled with exquisitely carved pillars that are placed as to combine light and space

wonderfully with the finely chiselled walls and ceiling. There are two small Shiva shrines on either side of the main

temple. The enormous Nandi within, facing the shrine of Shiva, remains in good condition. In most of the shiva temples,

the Nandi was strait to deity but in the temples built by KAKATIYAS the nandi is in an alert position and waiting for the

order of lord shiva. Acharya Nataraja Ramakrishna revived Perini Shivatandavam (Perini Dance), by seeing the

sculptures in this temple. The dance poses written in NRITTA RATHNAVALI by JAYAPA SENAANI also appears in these

sculptures. The temple built area is 5 acres and a twenty acres of land was developed by the greenery around the

temple. A total of 25 km radious found historic temples in the district.

Also similar architectural features can be identified in Ghanpur group of temples.

 
   
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