Located about 14 km from Annamacharya University, Rajampet, the Soumyanatha Swamy Temple in Nandalur is an 11th-century Vaishnavite shrine renowned for its Chola-inspired architecture. Spanning over 10 acres, it features four majestic Raja Gopurams, a 108-pillared mandapam, and red-stone lion-headed columns depicting scenes from the Bhagavatham. The presiding deity, Sri Soumyanatha Swamy, symbolizes peace through his Abhaya Hastham posture. With sub-shrines, a sacred pond, and traditions like pradakshinam and Kalyanotsavam, the temple remains a vibrant center of devotion. Saint Annamacharya’s 16 compositions further enrich its spiritual significance.