Narayanpet is a town and district in the state of Telangana, India. It was part of the Mahbubnagar district until it was carved out as a separate district in 2019. The town is located on the Deccan Plateau and is known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance. The history of Narayanpet dates back to the ancient period, and the town has been ruled by several dynasties throughout its history. It was ruled by the Satavahanas, Chalukyas, Kakatiyas, Bahmanis, Qutb Shahis, Mughals, and the Nizams of Hyderabad. The region was also an important center for the weaving of handloom fabrics and has a long tradition of silk weaving.
Dance, music, cuisine and art and craft form the culture of Narayanpet. Lambadi, bonalu, kolattam and burrakatha are some of the popular dance forms here. Most of the populace in the destination include Hindus along with Muslims. Other than these, the tribes follow their own religion and worship nature. The best time to visit Narayanpet is during the months of December and February.
Sri Swayambhu Lakshmi Venkateswara Swamy Temple, Gudeballore (V)
This area was called as Gundilaranya a long time ago. Every year in Chaitra Masa, Brahmotsavas is held for 15 days (from Chaitra Padyami to Pournima).
Sri Ksheera Lingeswara Temple, Krishna (V)
This is the first village after the Sangam Kshetram of Krishna & Bhima Rivers. Many people from all over come here and complete their elder’s ceremonies. This Math is a faithful place for many people.
Sri Kshetra Vallabhapuram,Pasupula (V),Makthal (M)
A place which was famous for Datta cult, which is connected with Lord Dattatreya, 700 years ago, the same place is named as Srikshetra Sri Vallabhapuram.
Sri Padamati Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Makthal
The Lord Sri Padamati Anjenaya Swamy temple is situated in the region called “Makthal”, the town that lies near Krishna River bank. The Idol of lord hanuman is faced towards west, which is the only one of its kind in south India. The word “Padamati” means “West side facing”.
Sri Sangam of Krishna and Bheema Rivers & Sri Viranjaneya Swamy Temple, Tangidi (V), Maganoor (M)
Sangam is a place where Krishna & Bhima Rivers merge into one. According to Guru Charitra (Dattatreya Charitra), this merging point is known as Nirvruthi Sangamam. This is considered a very holy place for the Hindus.