Village Temple Directory of India
The Hindu temples of India's villages, organised the way India is governed — state, district, mandal (taluk, tehsil, block) and village. Each village page groups its temples by deity and shows them on a map, with distances, nearby temples and the village's Census details.
Temples by state and district
Temples in Kerala
9,769 temples · 14 district directories · 321 village pages
Temples in Tamil Nadu
4,403 temples · 32 district directories · 120 village pages
Temples in Maharashtra
3,971 temples · 15 district directories · 75 village pages
Temples in Karnataka
3,162 temples · 25 district directories · 114 village pages
Temples in Andhra Pradesh
2,494 temples · 24 district directories · 199 village pages
Temples in Telangana
1,924 temples · 8 district directories · 53 village pages
Temples in West Bengal
1,201 temples · 7 district directories · 37 village pages
Temples in Gujarat
1,148 temples · 18 district directories · 39 village pages
Temples in Uttar Pradesh
1,111 temples · 7 district directories · 7 village pages
Temples in Madhya Pradesh
741 temples · 5 district directories · 17 village pages
Temples in Himachal Pradesh
550 temples · 5 district directories · 23 village pages
Temples in Uttarakhand
545 temples · 7 district directories · 14 village pages
Temples in Delhi
509 temples · 10 district directories · 0 village pages
Temples in Bihar
503 temples · 10 district directories · 13 village pages
Temples in Haryana
353 temples · 10 district directories · 19 village pages
Temples in Assam
286 temples · 6 district directories · 2 village pages
Temples in Jammu & Kashmir
191 temples · 4 district directories · 2 village pages
Villages with the most temples
Temples by deity
Questions about the directory
How do I find the temples of my native village?
Open your state, then your district and mandal (taluk, tehsil or block). Each village with recorded temples has its own page listing them by deity, with a map and distances. HinduTone currently lists temples in 5,491 villages.
Where does the village and temple data come from?
Village names and codes come from the Local Government Directory (LGD) and the Census of India 2011; temple names and locations from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata. Temple guides marked “Sources checked” are researched from official and published sources.
My village temple is missing — can I add it?
Yes. Write to info@hindutone.com with the temple name, village, mandal and district. We verify every addition before it appears.
Coverage grows as temples are mapped and verified; HinduTone does not claim every temple of every village yet. Village and administrative data: LGD and Census of India 2011 (GODL-India). Temple locations: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and Wikidata (CC0). How we verify.