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The Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple is a 10th century shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu, located within a cave at the sacred source of the Musi river in Ananthagiri Hills. This spiritually significant site is one of the most revered Ananthagiri hills tourist places, especially for visitors coming to Ananthagiri hills from Hyderabad in search of a peaceful retreat. Though architecturally simple, the temple holds deep local importance as tradition believes the Musi river, which later flows through Hyderabad city, originates from a natural spring inside the sanctum. This rare temple river origin adds to the uniqueness of the Ananthagiri hills location within the forested Ananthagiri hills district.
What makes this place special
The natural spring inside the sanctum is considered sacred, marking the beginning of the Musi river and drawing devotees throughout the year. Visitors often check Ananthagiri hills timings before planning their temple visit.
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Set amid dense forest, the walk to the shrine passes through mango groves and eucalyptus trees, creating a calm and reflective atmosphere that complements nearby Ananthagiri hills camping spots and hillside stays.