Penchalakona Siddha Narasimha Swamy Temple

One of the most important Rama temples in Andhra Pradesh, where Lord Rama is worshipped as Kodandarama (Rama with bow). The temple has an unusual tradition — no chariot festival; instead the deity is carried on a decorated boat on the Suvarnamukhi river. The 16th-century temple has exquisite Vijayanagara-era sculpture.

A famous Murugan (Subrahmanya) temple 20 km from Tirupati where the deity is worshipped as Appalanna Swamy. Especially popular with devotees seeking blessings for serpent-related issues (Sarpa Dosha). Part of the Tirupati temple circuit.

A hilltop Vishnu temple near Tirupati where Lord Venkateswara is in a unique 'leaning' posture (appikonda = leaning). One of the lesser-known but significant temples in the Tirupati cluster. Managed by TTD.

A major Shiva temple famous for its natural 'Navakundam' — nine sacred springs that flow perpetually around the sanctum and are never known to dry up. Lord Mahanandiswara (Shiva as the great Nandi/bull lord) is the presiding deity. The tank around the temple is fed by these springs.