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Raja Rajeshwara Temple, Vemulawada
The Raja Rajeshwara Temple at Vemulawada in Telangana, India, is a Shiva temple and one of the most visited pilgrimage centres of the state. The temple complex goes back to the Vemulavada Chalukyas of the 8th to 10th centuries, who supported both Jain and Shaiva shrines in their capital. It remains a centre of popular worship drawing pilgrims from across southern India.
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