Discover the "Rice Bowl of India" - where ancient temples, classical Kuchipudi dance, and rich Telugu heritage come alive
Experience the rich heritage of Andhra Pradesh - the Rice Bowl of India
One of the oldest Dravidian languages, rich in classical poetry and religious works by the Trinity of Telugu Literature - Nannaya, Tikkana, and Yerrapragada.
Graceful classical dance form known for fast rhythms and dramatic expressions
Widely practiced during festivals and temple ceremonies
Ugadi, Sankranti, Dasara and Sri Rama Navami celebrations
Women:
Sarees - Pochampally, Mangalagiri, Dharmavaram varieties
Men:
Dhoti, kurta and angavastram
Pulihora
Tangy tamarind rice
Andhra Chicken Curry
Spicy curry
Gongura Pachadi
Sorrel leaves pickle
Pootharekulu
Rice paper sweet
Explore 10+ UNESCO sites and architectural marvels of Andhra Pradesh
Second largest cave system in India
Near Tadipatri, Anantapur
Grand Canyon of India
18 km from Jammalamadugu
Buddhist island museum
Boat access from Nagarjuna Sagar
Traditional toy making
16 km from Vijayawada
UNESCO Heritage Sites
Years of History
Architectural Marvels
Best Time
October to March
Languages
Telugu, English, Hindi
Transport
Rail, Road, Air
Essential travel information for exploring Andhra Pradesh's heritage
October to March
Pleasant weather for sightseeing
By Air
Tirupati, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam airports
By Rail
Well-connected rail network
By Road
NH-16, NH-65 highways
Local Transport
Buses, taxis, auto-rickshaws
Telugu: Official language
English: Widely spoken in tourist areas
Hindi: Common in major cities
• Google Maps for navigation
• IRCTC for train bookings
• BookMyShow for events
• Zomato for restaurants
Police: 100
Medical: 108
Tourist Helpline: 1800-42-545454
Website: tourism.ap.gov.in
100 km
Lepakshi from Bengaluru
35 km
Amaravati from Vijayawada
6 km
Undavalli from Vijayawada
18 km
Gandikota from Jammalamadugu