Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple - Hindu temple in Visakhapatnam - Visakhapatanam, India

Heart touch place beautiful temple of lord Vishnu Sri Venkateswara Swamy , specially this ladder's , temple is located in very special area , Amazing from this temple near to sea ,You can definitely feel peace here , Tourists from other states much visit this temple , you also see big ships from here ..@j

A very pleasant feeling by visiting near beach view especially near gitam college .super thanks for TTD devastanam

According to legend, the idol of this temple surfaced from the depths of the sea. This temple holds a profound significance among the devotees in Vizag, who firmly believe that visiting and offering prayers there can fulfill their deepest desires. However, reaching the temple requires climbing a set of stairs, as is the case with many other temples. This can pose a challenge for elderly and disabled individuals, yet they manage to ascend slowly, determined to receive the divine blessings at the top. Many often offer their hair after their wishes are fulfilled.

Well maintained Hindu Temple for Lord Venkateswara. It is built over hillock, near Visakhapatnam harbour. Priests did a good job in performing rituals.

A picturesque temple located on small hill, near the harbour of Visakhapatnam. One should climb 108 steps to reach the abode & have a blissful darshan. We will pause at Ganesh Temple in the entrance, in middle we have Hanuman Temple & on top we have Sri Venkateswara Swamy & Sri. Padmavati Amma idols showering their positive vibrations to the town & port. Awesome views of the Vizag's natural harbour will makes us to turn our necks. Please make your time to visit to this temple in enroute you can see Vizag's heritage buildings like St. Aloysius Anglo-Indian school, Town Hall & Fishing Harbour.

Just felt lucky to see this temple

Very nice place for worship

At a distance of 5 Kms from Vizag Railway Station, Sri Venkateswara Swamy Konda on the south of the line of three hills is famous for a temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara. It is believed to have been built by a European Captain Blackmoor in 1866, according to the Telugu inscriptions. This temple has a small steeply pyramidal entrance gopura. The port channel, the entrance of the inner harbor for ships and liners can be seen from here. You will find one hill divided into two with an approach road and a railway track. Takes 200 steps to climb and have darshan of Lord Venkateswara of my lovely Vizag. Must to view from temple the Sagar hill and canal connecting shipyard to Bay of Bengal. Having good local bus connectivity and one can take cab or auto from any where in city.