Birla Mandir situated in the Hyderabad its Located on the top of a hill of 280 feet, also known as Naubat Pahad, The presiding deity of the Birla Mandir is Lord Venkateshwara or ‘Balaji’ and is the only shrine made from granite in the city. Birla Mandir is of a most curious nature and has drawn the eye of several architectural enthusiasts and individuals with a keen interest in the field.
Birla mandir is one of the most visiting palace in Hyderabad. There are various Birla Mandir which have been built all over the country. These have been constructed by the industrialists Birlas and are thus popularly known by the the family that undertook the task. Birla Mandir refers to different Hindu temples or Mandirs built by the Birla family, in different cities across India, with the exception of South India, whose cities were already well supplied with temples. All these temples are magnificently built, some of them in white marble or in sandstone
Attractions Views Of Birla Mandir
Apart from the main shrine, the temple has shrines of other Hindu deities like Ganesha, Brahma, Shiva, Saraswati, Hanuman and Shakti, evening is the best time of the day to visit the temple as the entire region gets lit up with golden lights the temple remains open throughout the week, and it is located at Hill Fort Road and can be accessed from any part of the city.
How To Reach Birla Mandir?
The nearest airport is Birla Mandir Hyderabad is very near to Rajiv Gandhi International airport and can be visited easily on any day. Birla Mandir is located at a hillock named Naubat Pahad at Ambedkar Colony of Khairatabad area in Hyderabad. It is easily accessible by road or trains. By Bus: Hyderabad City Transport buses can be taken to reach the temple. Local transports like auto-rickshaws or cabs are also available.
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