Nagarjuna Sagar

Created by three streams, namely Nakka Vagu, Tummala Vagu and Chandravanka Vagu, this beautiful cascading waterfalls is located on the Chandravanka River.

Built on River Krishna, this dam was completed in 1966, featuring a height of 124 meters, length of over 1450 meters and 26 crest gates.

Tucked in Srisailam, adjacent to Nagarjuna Sagar reservoir, this wildlife sanctuary sprawls over an area of nearly 3568 square kilometres, covering the districts of Prakasam, Guntur, Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda and Kurnool.

Holding remnants of an ancient Buddhist civilization, these caves are situated atop the hill. There is also another underground cave here which is considered to be the second largest in India.

Macherla is a small township nestled on the banks of Chandravanka River, having an average elevation of 136 meters. It is one of the major attraction, housing several historical sites.

Nagarjunakonda is a small island that flaunts several remnants of a 2nd century Buddhist settlement. The site was once a prominent Buddhist educational centre.

Located 10 km from Nagarjuna Island, Anupu an 80-hectare land where the excavated ruins of an ancient Buddhist university are laid out by Archaeological Survey of India.

Situated at a distance of about 55 kilometres from Nagarjuna Sagar, this temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.