Metpally is a town and Revenue Division and third largest town in Jagtial district of the Indian state of Telangana. It is located 222km from the state capital Hyderabad, 67km from Nizamabad, 80km from Karimnagar and 33km from district headquarters Jagtial. Many dynasties ruled including Sathavahanas and Kakatiyas. The Kakatiyas built a temple named Chennakesava.
Government and politics
Metpally is in the Jagtial district. Metpally Municipality was constituted in 2005 and is classified as a third-grade municipality with 24 election wards. Metpally was once a thaluk and constituency for several years.
AYYAPA SWAMY TEMPLE INCLUDING HANUMAN TEMPLE BESIDE SRSP CANEL.
Kashi bagh Temple complex including the Hanuman, Shiva and Dattatreya Swamy temples.
Chenna Keshavaswamy temple dating back to the 13th century.
Omkareshwara temple
Narasimha Swami temple
Ramalayam in SRSP camp
Vasavi kanyaka parameshwari temple
Abhayastha hanuman temple-Vellulla road
Ayyappa swamy temple
Markhandeya Temple
Krishna Mandiram
Sai Baba Temple-Near Railway Station
Venkateshwara Temple-near Old Bustand
Veera bramhamgari temple Dubbawada
Gol Hanuman temple, Dubbawada
Mahalaxmi temple near Vatti vaagu is the oldest & most believed temple by Metpally people.
Bhudevi temple, located at Chavidi circle, is the 1st temple in Metpally.
Tri Shakti Devalayam, besides ISKCON Hare Krishna Temple
HISTORY
Metpally is a town in Telangana, India, and the third largest in Jagtial district. Historically ruled by dynasties like the Sathavahanas and Kakatiyas—who built the Chennakesava temple—it's now an agricultural hub.
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