Sircilla has a number of temples of note:
Lord Hanuman Temple
Located at Nehrunagar (Near Manair Bank)
Sai Baba Temple
Near Kargil Lake, Sai nagar (Kamareddy road)
Jagadamba Temple
Located at Nehru nagar (Near Manair Bank)
Sri Veera Brahmendra Swamy Temple
located near to Siva temple
Pochamma Temple
located at pochamma veedhi, This temple is renovated recently and Almost all the people living in sircilla will come to this temple in the month June and July..(Ashadamasam) .. it would be too crowded in these two months.
Yellamma Temple
located at vidyanagar
Lord Venkateshwara Temple
Founded approximately in 1000 A.D. This is a famous and very old temple in sircilla. majorly in festive season, specially at times of Dasara festival, the many pilgrims near by villages,towns and cities will come to this temple for darshan.
After Dasar the very 5th day, on Ratha Sapthami, there will be a Jathara. Around 1lakh pilgrims will come to this temple on this day.
Lord Ayyappa Temple
Located in Sainagar
Lord Shiva Temple
Located in Shivanagar
Markandeya Temple
Located in Bhavanarushi Nagar, where each year the Padmshali community celebrates Noolupournami
Agraharam Temple
Famous for Lord Hanuman temple, and a well known place for poojas. It has very old, towering trees surrounding a large, open area in front of the temple. near had two education college are one polytechnic college of agraharam and one Govt degree college of agraharam. famous of two colleges.
Nampalli Temple
Nampalli Temple (Lord Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temple) is located on the top of Nampalli hill. The shape of the hill resembles a lion. Atop the hill, a likeness of lord Sri Krishna on the top of the Kalindi snake attracts pilgrims. Others come to this place, mostly on Sundays and Tuesdays, for picnics. From this vantage point, one can see Vemulawada and near villages, and greenery and passing rivers on either side.
Vemulawada Temple
It is 12 km from Sircilla, and is a temple to lord Shiva. Its founding dates back to the 8th century AD, during the late Chalukya dynasty.
Popularly known as Dakshana Kashi (Benaras of South India), the temple attracts hundreds of thousands of devotees from all over the country. The Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple is dedicated to a mix of Vysnavism, Slivism, coupled with Durgah. For this reason, Hindus and Muslims visit with great enthusiasm.
The temple contributes about 800,000 Rupees per year to the gram panchayat for developmental activities in the pilgrim town from its revenues. Special arrangements are made for the pilgrims during festivals. Several cultural and social activities are also organised by local authorities.
On Sivarathri day, this sacred temple teems with many thousands of pilgrims. Special poojas and darshans are held to mark the festivity. Mahalingarchana is performed by about hundred archakas.
The town is reputedly protected by the god Nagaradhisah, which is reflected by the minor temples which gird the main temple; they are Shiva Bhimaiswara Allayam - Mahalakshmi temple, Laxmi Narasimha Swamy temple, goddess Baddi Pochava temple, Anjayanaya temple, Ayyapa Swamy temple.
Masjid e aqsa
Located Near Vimal Theatre
Church
Located at B.Y Nagar (Near Sri Veera Brahmendra Swamy Temple) and Subash nagar.
Sirsilla or Sircilla (సిరిసిల్ల) is a town as well as a municipality, which is located on the banks of Manair (also spelled as Maneru) river in Karimnagar district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The name Sircilla is derived from sirishala (meaning centre of wealth). It is known for its textile industries, power loom business.
Temples
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