Maddimadugu Sri Pabbathi Anjaneya Swami Temple is located in Maddimadugu village, Padara Mandal, Nagarkurnool district, Telangana, India. It is a famous and well-known temple in the state and is one of the fastest-growing holistic pilgrimage centers in Nagarkurnool district.
The temple is nestled deep in the Nallamala forests within the Amrabad Tiger Reserve, about 9 km from the Krishna River. Pilgrims visiting Srisailam often include this temple in their journey.
A large number of devotees visit the temple throughout the year, particularly on weekends, Mondays, and Tuesdays, as well as during festivals, from across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
July 24, 2022: Telangana Endowments Department has sought tiger reserve land to build temple choultries and a marriage hall in Nallamala.
Accommodation: There is currently no accommodation available at the temple itself. Visitors usually stay in Nagarkurnool or nearby towns.
Temple Timings: 6 AM to 1 PM and 3 PM to 9 PM
Travel & Accessibility
- Nearest Town: Nagarkurnool (~50 km)
 - Road: Best accessed by private vehicle or taxi due to forest terrain
 - Public Transport: Limited; pre-arranged cabs recommended
 - Best Time to Visit: October to March for pleasant weather
 
Suggested Itineraries
1-Day Visit
- Early morning arrival for darshan and temple rituals
 - Explore temple surroundings and nearby forest paths
 - Lunch in Nagarkurnool or nearby village
 - Return for evening aarti and depart to stay in Nagarkurnool
 
2-Day Pilgrimage with Srisailam
- Day 1: Visit Maddimadugu Temple, explore forest trails, overnight in Nagarkurnool
 - Day 2: Visit Srisailam Temple and attractions (Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, Akka Mahadevi Caves), return by evening
 
Travel Tips
- Forest Safety: Do not wander alone inside the reserve
 - Food & Water: Carry essentials as eateries are limited
 - Clothing: Comfortable walking shoes and modest attire recommended
 - Photography: Seek permission before photographing rituals
 - Connectivity: Mobile networks may be weak due to forest location
 
How to Reach Maddimadugu Sri Pabbathi Anjaneya Swami Temple
By Road
- The temple is about 50 km from Nagarkurnool. It is best accessed via private vehicle or taxi due to the forested area and limited public transport.
 - From Nagarkurnool, take the road via Padara Mandal to Maddimadugu village. Signboards for the temple are available along the route.
 - Traveling from Hyderabad (~160 km), you can hire a taxi or drive via Nagarjuna Sagar – Achampet – Nagarkurnool – Maddimadugu.
 
By Rail
- The nearest railway station is Nagarkurnool Railway Station (~50 km). From there, you can hire a taxi or private cab to the temple.
 - Major railway stations nearby: Hyderabad (approx. 160 km), Mahbubnagar (approx. 100 km). From these stations, hire a cab or bus to Nagarkurnool and then to Maddimadugu.
 
By Air
- The nearest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad (~160 km).
 - From the airport, hire a taxi or take a private car to Nagarkurnool and then proceed to Maddimadugu via road.
 
Tips for the Journey
- The last stretch of the road passes through Nallamala forests – travel during daylight is recommended.
 - Mobile connectivity may be weak; carry offline maps or GPS navigation.
 - If visiting with public transport, plan in advance as buses are infrequent.
 
FAQ
Q: Is there accommodation at the temple?
  A: No, there is currently no accommodation available at Maddimadugu Sri Pabbathi Anjaneya Swami Temple. Visitors usually stay in Nagarkurnool or nearby towns.
Q: When is the temple busiest?
  A: Mondays, Tuesdays, weekends, and festival days attract the most pilgrims.
Q: How do I reach the temple?
  A: Best accessed by private vehicle or taxi; public transport is limited.
Q: What is the best time to visit?
  A: October to March is ideal for weather and safe forest travel.
    
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