Home to the Nava Narasimhas — nine sacred forms of Lord Narasimha nestled in the Nallamala hills. Seek darshan, book seva, and walk the path devotees have followed for centuries.
Ahobilam is one of the 108 Divya Desams, revered as the place where Lord Narasimha emerged from a pillar to protect his devotee Prahlada. Set deep within the Nallamala forest, the temple complex spans Upper and Lower Ahobilam, home to nine distinct forms of the Lord and the lineage of 46 Jeeyar Swamys who have guided this tradition for generations.
A temple wrapped in dense forest and hills, part of a protected wildlife sanctuary.
Two temple clusters, connected by forest paths, each housing distinct Narasimha forms.
An unbroken spiritual lineage that has preserved the temple's traditions since its founding.
Choose from temple guest houses and nearby lodging options for your stay.
View OptionsJoin thousands of devotees for the annual Brahmotsavam, nine days of processions, vahana sevas, and special abhishekams across Upper and Lower Ahobilam.
Extended darshan hours for the upcoming vratam day.
Registrations open for the monthly panchanga seva.
Medical camp organized near the Lower Ahobilam entrance.
Plastic-free premises and eco-conscious temple operations.
Segregation and composting systems across the temple complex.
Rainwater harvesting supporting the surrounding forest ecosystem.
Ongoing afforestation efforts within the Nallamala reserve.
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