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Sri Gunti Anjaneya Swamy Temple

Sri Gunti Anjaneya Swamy Temple

శ్రీ గుంటి ఆంజనేయ స్వామి వారి దేవస్థానం

Hanuman · Vinukonda, Kothapeta Hill, Andhra Pradesh

Ancient

About the temple

Revered regional Hanuman shrine at the base of the sacred Vinukonda hill Traditional belief: Protection from evil spirits, curing of psychological distress and fear, strength and valor

Temple information

Darshan timings
05:30 – 08:30
Best time to visit
Early morning hours on mid-week non-festival days to experience a peaceful darshan atmosphere

Deity

HanumanLord RamaGoddess Sita DeviLord LakshmanaLord Shiva
Deity form
East-facing Svayambhu relief carving / stone idol in Veera posture
Religious tradition
Vaishnava / Smarta Agamic Traditions
Sanskrit name
श्री गुण्टि आञ्जनेय स्वामी देवस्थानम्
Also known as
Sri Gunti Anjaneya Swamy Temple; Vinukonda Hanuman Temple

Darshan hours

Daily
05:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 04:30 PM - 08:30 PM
Break timings
12:00PM -04:00PM
Special days
Open from 04:30 AM to 10:00 PM on Hanuman Jayanti
Festival timings
Open from 04:30 AM to 10:00 PM on Hanuman Jayanti

Aarti & rituals

Morning aarti
06:30 AM
Midday aarti
11:45 AM
Evening aarti
06:30 PM
Night aarti
8:15 PM
Special aarti days
Tuesdays, Saturdays, Hanuman Jayanti
Ritual schedule
Suprabhatham, Sindhoorabhishekam, Aku Puja, Ashtothara Archana, Harati
Pooja timings
06:00 AM - 11:30 AM; 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Abhishek timings
06:30 AM - 09:00 AM (Tuesdays & Saturdays - Sindhoora / Tailabhishekam)
Special poojas
Available
Online pooja booking
Yes

History & heritage

Historical period
Ancient
Built by
Local chieftains / Nayakas under regional rulers
Architect / builder
Local builders
Construction materials
Local hill granite stone, lime mortar, stone slabs
Renovations
Prakaram expansion and Kalyana Mandapa addition in 2000s
Archaeological importance
Local historical interest (Proximity to Vishnukundina hilltop fort)
Legends
Traditional belief: Legend associates the hill with hearing ('Vinu') of Rama's arrival

Architecture

Architectural style
Dravidian
Architectural period
c. 16th - 18th Century CE
Structure
Foot-of-hill enclosure temple with pillared hall
Floors
1
Gopuram
Single-tiered stucco entrance gopuram / arch
Mandapa
Open Mukha Mandapam with stone pillars
Sculptural features
Intricately carved relief of Anjaneya in posture facing Lanka with mace
Artistic elements
Vibrant painted stucco figures of Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Hanuman
Construction technique
Traditional granite pillar post-and-beam construction
Unique features
Revered as a 'Jagruta Kshetra' (living shrine) for warding off Graha Doshas

Festivals & events

Hanuman JayantiSri Rama NavamiKartika Deepotsavam
Festival calendar
Vaishakha Bahula Dashami (Hanuman Jayanti)
Special celebration days
Tuesdays, Saturdays, Moola Nakshatram days
Cultural events
Hanuman Chalisa mass chanting and street procession
Annual events
Sri Hanuman Jayanti Mahotsavam and Rathotsavam
Peak crowd season
May - June (Hanuman Jayanti) and Kartika Masam

Visitor information

  • Parking
  • Restrooms
  • Drinking water
  • Shoe keeping
  • Prasadam counter
  • Annadanam
Dress code
Traditional
Best time to visit
Early morning hours on mid-week non-festival days to experience a peaceful darshan atmosphere
Parking capacity
50+ vehicles
Parking fees
approx. 20 INR
Donation counters
Yes
Donation methods
Cash, UPI, Bank Transfer
Prasadam
Laddu; Pulihora