Bhadrakali Temple is a popular Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali or Kali Matha.
The temple is located on the banks of
Bhadrakali Lake on a hilltop, between the twin cities of Warangal and
Hanamkonda in
Telangana State, India.
Warangal Bhadrakali Temple Info:
| Primary Deity |
Goddess Bhadrakali |
| Location |
Hanamkonda |
| District |
Warangal |
| Major Festivals |
Navratri and Shakambari Festival |
| Date Built |
625 AD |
| State |
Telangana |
| Temple Timings |
Morning:- 05:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Evening:- 03:00 PM - 08:30 PM
|
| Pincode |
506007 |
| Phone |
0870 298 9999 |
One of the main attraction of this temple is the fierce looking Goddess Bhadrakali.
It is one of the oldest temple in India dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali [literally means Maha Kali Mata].
Bhadrakali Temple History:
From the ancient inscriptions found on the temple wall, it is believed that Bhadrakali Temple is constructed by the Chalukya dynasty King Pulakeshin II around 625 AD.
How to Reach Bhadrakali Temple:
You can use various modes of transportation to reach Warangal city including Air, Train, and Road.
By Road:
Warangal is well-connected by road to various cities and towns in Telangana and neighboring states. You can use state-run buses, private buses, or hire a taxi to travel to Warangal by road.
The city is connected to major highways, making road travel a convenient option. The temple is just 2 to 3 km away from
Warangal City and is easily accessible by roadways.
TSRTC operate regular buses to Warangal. You can easily get to the temple by hiring an auto-rickshaw from Warangal bus stand.
By Air:
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad, Hyderabad is the nearest major international airport to Warangal, which is at a distance of 144.3 km via NH163 from the city. From the airport, you can hire a taxi, take a bus, to reach Warangal.
By Rail:
Warangal railway station (station code:WL) is well connected to all major cities of India. It is present on Delhi-Vijayawada-Chennai route.
Another nearby station is Kazipet Junction railway station (station code:KZJ) present on Delhi-Kazipet-Secunderabad route.
You can check the availability of trains from your starting location to Warangal and book your tickets accordingly.
Temple Timings:
| Morning |
Evening |
| 05:00 AM - 01:00 PM |
03:00 PM - 08:30 PM |
Food and Accommodation:
Visitors can easily get food and accommodation facility at Haritha Kakatiya hotel and other popular budget friendly hotels in Warangal city.
Festivals and Events:
Annual Shakambari Festival is a 15-day event celebrated at Warangal Bhadrakali temple in the month of July and the main deity is decorated with different kinds of vegetables during the celebrations.
Bhadrakali temple is one among the very few temple in Telangana where "Navaratri Chatushtayam" is organised on a grand note.
Other important events and festivals celebrated at this temple are Batukamma festival,Sri Rama Navami and Ugadi.
Tourist Attractions near Bhadrakali Temple:
Warangal Fort is just 7 km away from Bhadrakali Temple and takes approximately 15 minutes to travel from temple to the fort.
Kakatiyula Veyi Stambhamula Devalayam or Thousand Pillar Temple is just 2 km away from the temple and can be easily reached on road in around 6 minutes.
Nearby Tourist Attractions
- 👉 Pakhal Lake
- 👉 Kakatiya Rock Garden
- 👉 Kakatiya Musical Garden
- 👉 Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary
- 👉 Ramappa Temple and Ramappa Lake
- 👉 ISKCON Warangal Temple
- 👉 Siddeshwara Temple
- 👉 Padmakshi Temple in Hanamkonda
Best Time to Visit:
Best time to visit Bhadrakali Temple is during August and September months. The temple is crowded with devotees during Weekends and on festival days.
Route Map:
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Author Note:
I have visited
Kaleshwara Mukteswara Swamy Temple, Ramappa Temple and Bhadrakali Temple in a single day.
Readers are advised to plan their travel itinerary in advance and try to visit some of the best tourist places in Warangal and its surrounding areas.
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