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Nestled in the charming town of Medak, Telangana, the CSI Medak Cathedral—officially dedicated to St. Peter—is one of the largest churches in India and a breathtaking example of Gothic Revival architecture.

📜 History & Background
Built by British Wesleyan Methodist missionary Rev. Charles Walker Posnett between 1914 and 1924, this monumental cathedral was consecrated on Christmas Day, 1924.

Amidst famine, he raised funds and provided work for local villagers—believing in the motto “My best for my Lord”

Since 1947, it has served as the cathedral of the Church of South India’s Diocese of Medak—the largest diocese in Asia and second largest in the world after the Vatican

🏰 Architecture & Highlights
Layout: 200 ft long × 100 ft wide cruciform floorplan, accommodating up to 5,000 worshippers.

Bell tower: Soaring to 175 ft—legend has it, taller than Hyderabad’s Charminar
Materials: Imported six‑color mosaic tiles from Britain, decorative flooring by Italian craftsmen, and grey-stone pillars

Stained glass: Designed by Sir O. Salisbury, the vibrant windows depict the Nativity (1947), Ascension (1927), and Crucifixion (1958), illuminating the nave with biblical artistry

Roof & acoustics: Vaulted, sponge‑filled roofing creates a serene and sound‑proof interior

🙏 Cultural & Spiritual Significance
A beacon of faith and heritage, the cathedral continues to hold regular services—especially on Sundays and major festivals. It draws tourists, pilgrims, and architecture enthusiasts from across the country . With its centenary celebrated in 2024, it stands as a testament to Medak’s vibrant spiritual community and historic legacy.

📍 Visitor Info

Hours: Open daily (around 7 AM–6 PM), with Sunday services typically at 7 AM, 9:30 AM, and more.

Entry: No fee; voluntary donations appreciated.

Best time to visit: October to February—comfortable weather and peak sightseeing season

✨ Why Film Here?
Capture the majestic exterior—stained glass aglow at sunrise/sunset, the rising spire, tranquil garden pathways, and sweeping interior shots that convey peace and reverence.

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