The Bola LINGESWARA SWAMY temple has a history. The Shiva linga here is majestic and has been found in the field in the same area for over 100 years. The present temple is initiated by Sri Kesava Theerda swamy and was constructed around 1952 as a small temple. Later on, it has been developed into a temple complex with eight other smaller size temples around the main temple. The Shivalingam probably will be 1000 years old around the period of Palanadu Velama Naidu dynasty and the Bhrama Naidu period ie. around 1150AD.
The temple complex is located adjacent to the limestone burning bahatties that make lime in the country. The limestone firing bhatties are just adjacent to the compound wall of the temple complex merely 200 meters away.
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| Laxmi Narasimha Swamy temple at the right side wall central part of the complex |
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| Veerabhadra swamy temple |
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| Main temple has a central Shiva lingam 3 to 4 feet high, 1000 years old |
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| Parvathi devi sri chakram temple |
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| Hanuman Mandir first temple near to gate |
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| Subramanya swamy temple, and Nageswara swamy Putta in the front side well |
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| Sri Laxmi Narasimha Swamy |
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| Anjaneya swamy temple |
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| Parvathi devi sree chakram temple |
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| Main temple Parvathi devi on left side |
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| Main temple of Lord Bola Lingeswara swamy. Paravathi devi and Lord Vinayaka |
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| Main temple right side Lord Ganesha with devis Buddi and Siddhi |
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| Main temple |
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| Veerabhadrudu with devi |
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| Main temple with the prayer Hall and Nandi |
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