Vemulawada, census town in Vemulawada 038 mandal of Karimnagar district, Telangana, India
Vemulawada is a small town in Telangana known for its Hindu temples and historical roots. Walking through the streets, you see old stone buildings and busy markets where temples and shops shape daily life.
The town was once the capital of the Vemulawada Chalukyas, a ruling family that controlled the region many centuries ago. Inscriptions from that era on ancient walls show how important and old this place is.
The town is known for the Bathukamma festival, a flower celebration where women carry flowers and sing songs, filling the streets with color and life. This tradition has spread across Telangana and neighboring states, showing how deeply local customs are rooted in the community.
The town is connected to nearby cities by a highway, and a railway line links it to Hyderabad and Karimnagar. Travel is straightforward for visitors who want to see the temples and enjoy the festival atmosphere.
The Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy temple was built between 760 and 973 CE and is called 'Dakshina Kashi' or 'Southern Kashi' because it is a sacred spot like the famous city of Kashi. This link to one of India's most important religious cities makes this place especially meaningful for pilgrims.
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