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Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha Swamy Vari Devasthanam

Q782+G6V, Simhachalam Rd, Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530028, India

Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha Swamy Vari Devasthanam
Hindu temple
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Tuesday: 6–21
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Saturday: 5–23
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Aparnna Behera
Aparnna Behera1 year ago
One of the best temples dedicated to lord Narasimha. It's on the hill top. U can opt for the bus , private cab, autos and even personal bikes to the temple. The premise is very neat and clean. They have free darshan, 100 rupees tickets and 300 rupees tickets for the ease of devotees.
Priyanka Phalswal
Priyanka Phalswal1 year ago
Divine Vibe
If you are travelling through personal vehicle then no issues. Great view of the city and weather. Public transport is also available from the temple to the base simhachalam bus stop.
Vatsa Koda
Vatsa Koda1 year ago
Great temple. One of the icons of the city. Very well managed. Has a lift also for the elderly. Cameras and phones are not allowed inside. Best time is on weekdays and in the day time when crowd is less.
Aditya Vishnu Vardhan Inugantii
Aditya Vishnu Vardhan Inugantii1 year ago
Simhachalam Temple, situated in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh is a famous and one of the most ancient temples in South India. The temple having VARAHA LAKSMI NARASIMHA SWAMY varu as God & Blessings the people from ages and to be in Future also.
Located in most beautiful and scenic SIMHAGIRI / Kailasa Hill in the sub sequential Eastern Ghats, the temporary situated approximately 3000 feet about the sea level at a distance of 20 km North to Visakhapatnam City.
Due to the soil nature, rainfall in the climatic conditions influenced by the sea level, the growth of flora and fauna is abundant on the hill ranges including medicinal values trees and Plants.

This temple architecture is a mixed style of Kalinga, chalukya and chola. This temple is most popular and one of the most busiest temple cities in Andhra Pradesh due to its climatic conditions and the belief devotees have.
Varaha Laksmi Narasimha Swamy will be seen in his Original Avatar once in a year on the Day of Akshaya Triteeya and in remaining days, the original idol will be covered by sandalwood Cream to reduce the heat coming from the idol. The Swami vari Prasadam contains Laddu and Pulihora which is one of the most finest prasadam ever made in Andhra Pradesh history and it will takes place in top 5 most delicious prasadam of Andhra Pradesh.
Simhachalam is very near to Visakhapatnam City and we can reach simhachalam by road and the transport facility is also very very good with plenty of public transport services and well equipped roads.
The journey from bottom to the top of the hill will be one of the most positive and breathtaking rides and it'll leave us Spellbound in Winter Season.
If you're on a Visit to Vizag, please do visit simhachalam temple and enjoy the views, take blessings from Narasimha Swamy and enjoy the Divinity.
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Sri Ram Bhagavatula
Sri Ram Bhagavatula2 years ago
With all the changes that were made for more space around the temple, gives more spacious look and some breathing space. Only wish that the temple administration had some prominent place for kumkum. It is really painful to see people in western dresses for a place of workship. Should have a rule for traditional attire getting preference.
Praful
Praful2 years ago
Lovely place. The temple is itself an example of a great architecture. If there is no rush then you can enjoy the temple from inside else it's little difficult. Overall peace place.
Trayambak Rath
Trayambak Rath2 years ago
A beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Narsimha which is situated at the hilltop. It's pretty easily accessible both by public and private transportation! Make sure you buy the 100rs ticket in order to skip the long que and enter into the temple premises in a much faster and better way. Once you're out the samosas are something which are a must try!
Jagan K
Jagan K2 years ago
Devine and holy place for pilgrims. Very much organised and well maintained locality. The queue line is controlled by temple staff and all are polite. The temple is crowded on Saturdays and on festival days. Remaining days it's a normal flow of devotees. Free dharshan takes hours together to walk through the temple and there are special queue lines with additional fee of Rs. 100/- and Rs. 300/-.
Parking space is available but it's a paid parking. No need to purchase coconut or garland. Those are not taking in the temple.
Be aware of local vendors, they make you buy all the things which are not allowed into the temple.
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