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| Sanghi Temple | |
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| Religion | |
| Affiliation | Hinduism |
| Deity | Lord Venkateswara |
| Location | |
| Location | Hayathnagar near Hyderabad |
| State | Telangana |
| Country | India |
 Interactive map of Sanghi Temple | |
| Coordinates | 17°16′00″N78°40′33″E / 17.2668°N 78.6758°E |
| Architecture | |
| Completed | 1991 |
| Website | |
| http://www.sanghitemple.org | |
The enchanting Sanghi Temple, nestled 35 km from Hyderabad in Sanghi Nagar, is a spiritual haven atop Paramananda Giri hill. Welcoming devotees through the grand Maha Dwaram, the temple boasts a towering Raja Gopuram visible from afar. Constructed in 1991, in the Chola-Chalukya style, it houses important Hindu deities and is a testament to architectural brilliance and religious harmony.
There are three Gopurams seen at the foot of the hillock which is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, Goddess Parvathi and Lord Shiva. The temple's façade showcases a harmonious blend of South Indian and Dravidian influences, creating a unique and visually stunning structure.
The pristine white marble exterior of the temple is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures, depicting mythological stories and divine beings. The temple's elevated location offers panoramic views of the surrounding, providing a scenic backdrop for spiritual reflection. Pilgrims and tourists visit this divine abode seeking blessings and solace in its peaceful surroundings while marvelling at the intricate craftsmanship that adorns every corner of the premises. The temple has become an epitome of belief with lakhs of people visiting especially on Ekadashi and First Day of the New Year. As a symbol of unity in diversity, Sanghi Temple stands as a cherished jewel in Hyderabad's cultural landscape.
The temple is managed by Mrs Anita Sanghi of the Sanghi Family.
Darshan Timings
Monday to Saturday: 8am-1pm & 4pm-8pm
Sundays, Public Holidays or Festivals: 8am-8pm
History of Sanghi Temple
In 1990, a dream unfolded, fuelled by an irrepressible desire to create something divinely inspired. The Ravi Sanghi family, renowned for their benevolence and philanthropy, embraced the vision, transforming it into reality. With the blessings of Late Jadguru Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Shankaracharya of Kanchipuram and under the guidance of Shri Ram Sharan & Smt. Kamala Rani Sanghi, the visionary Shri Ravi Sanghi and Smt. Anita Sanghi spearheaded the project of Sanghi Temple with devotion, dedication, passion and determination. The temple was built in 1991 and was completed in a span of 18 months.
Facilities in Sanghi Temple
Kalyan Mandapam
Nestled within the temple complex lies the enchanting Kalyan Mandapam, a captivating portal to bygone eras. The elevated platform, embellished with an intricately designed canopy, gracefully echoes the temple's architectural finesse. Meticulously crafted for the purpose of bhajans, meditation, auspicious ceremonies, spiritual discourses, and special pujas, this sacred space provides generous seating for up to 300 individuals, seamlessly blending tradition with a tranquil ambiance.
Prasadam
Next to Padmavathy temple stands the Prasadam counter, a sacred haven where devotees can indulge in a divine assortment of offerings. Delicacies such as Pulihora, Ladoo, and Rava Kesari are diligently prepared everyday by the temple's brahmin cooks in the early hours of morning.
Gift Shop
At Sanghi Temple, the gift shop is a charming and spiritually rooted space tucked near the prasadam counter. It offers a curated range of divine merchandise, from cotton tote bags printed with deities, ceramic coffee mugs, to magnetic cards depicting sacred iconography, that serve as both mementos and reminders of one’s visit. sanghitemple.org The thoughtfully crafted items embody the temple’s serene and devotional spirit, making them perfect keepsakes for pilgrims looking to carry a piece of Sanghi Temple’s divine energy home.
Gaushala
The Gaushala at Sanghi Nagar, founded by Smt Anita Sanghi four decades ago, stands as a testament to Hindu culture. Originally established for land sanctification and dairy needs, it now thrives with 75+ cattle providing milk to the colonies and temple.
Contributions towards the Gaushala include:
Green Fodder: Essential nutrition from fresh grass.
Dry Fodder: Quality hay and straw aiding digestion.
Concentrated Feed: Protein-rich grains like barley and oats.
Veterinary Care: Regular check-ups to monitor and meet nutritional needs
