Temples in Bhadrachalam deal with the temples like Govinda Raja Swamy Temple, Parnasala, Yetapaka, Dummugudem, Gundala, Venkatareddipeta and many other sites which are noteworthy among the God lovers.

Bhadra Hills
Bhadrachalam is a pilgrimage centre in Telangana that is known for the temple dedicated to Sita Ramachandra Murthi. The temple is situated on the north bank of Godavari River in Khammam district. The hill is named after Bhadra, son of Meru, who did penance to have darshan of Lord Rama. The Lord appeared in a dream to a woman by name Dhammakka and informed her about the idols which were duly installed in a shrine. Later, Ramadas (Gopanna), an ardent devotee of Sri Rama, built the present shrine. The beauty of the idols of Lord Rama and Sita in Tribangi posture captures one`s attention. Sri Rama is holding Shankha, Chakra, Dhanus and Bhanas. Saints Ramadas and Kabirdas are associated with the shrine. According to popular tales Ramadas was jailed by a Muslim ruler for using revenue money to build the temple. Later Rama and Lakshmana appeared in disguise in the court and paid the full amount in gold coins. The king realized the greatness of Ramadas and freed him. Kabir, a Muslim by birth, came to worship at the shrine. But the priests denied him entry. The images in the sanctum also disappeared at once. Ramadas, who was present at that time, pleaded with the priests and let Kabir in, and the idols appeared again. Ramadas became a devotee of Kabirdas. A visit to this shrine will leave an indelible impression in the minds of the pilgrims. The holy soil is believed to have been trodden by Sri Rama, Sita and Lakshmana during their stay at Dandakaranya. Parnashala, a place about 35 km away, stands testimony to the epic events.

Parnashala
Parnashala is supposed to be the exact spot where Lord Rama, during his Vanavasa in Dandakaranya Forest. Parnashala was constructed as a hermitage and spent his exile with his consort Sita and brother Lakshmana. Sage Agastya had selected this spot for Rama which is about 35 km from Bhadrachalam.

Govinda Raja Swamy Temple
Govinda Raja Swamy Temple is one of the most ancient temples of Bhadrachalam. This place holds significance as this temple is dedicated to Sri Govinda Raja Swamy. It is located in one of the main centres of the town known as Tatagudi Centre.

Dummugudem
Dummugudem is the place where Lord Rama is called the "Atmarama". The story reveals that Lord Rama killed 14,000 demons headed by the brothers Khara and Dushana. As the village was said to be built upon the ashes of these demons, the place is named after as Dummugudem

Jattayu Paaka
Jattayu Paaka is situated from 2 km away from Bhadrachalam. According to Indian mythology, the bird Jatayuvu, a devotee of Lord Rama had obstructed Ravana while he was proceeding on the chariot after kidnapping Sita. After the fearful battle between Ravana and Jatayu, the injured bird had waited at this place for Lord Rama`s arrival. A wing of this bird fell at Rekkapalli, about 55 km from here, in V.R. Puram Mandal.

Sri Ramanavami (March-April) and Kalyana Mahotsavam, celebrated in a grand manner here, attract thousands of devotees. Pilgrims take a holy dip in Godavari on the occasion of Karthik Poornima (October-November). The nearest railhead is Kothagudem 40 km away. Bhadrachalam is 200 km from Vijayawada.