Nellore

On the banks of the Kanlangi River sits the Chengalamma Temple, also known as the Tenkali Temple. The temple is around 100 km from Nellore City, and according to structural findings, historians believe it was constructed during the 4th and 5th centuries. The Goddess here is known as Tenkali, the village goddess, and is called Chengalamma by her devotees. In the neighbouring villages as well as in several other regions of South India, the Goddess Tenkali is extremely well-liked.

One of the most significant temples in Andhra Pradesh is Sri Talpagiri Ranganathaswamy Temple, which is about 5 kms from the bus stop of Nellore. This temple dates back 600 years and is adjacent to the Pennar River. One of this temple's most notable features is the massive, 29-metre-tall Galigopuram, which includes seven gold Kalasams.

One of the largest irrigation projects in Andhra Pradesh is the Somsila Dam. The goal of this irrigation project is to improve the district of Nellore's farmers' ability to irrigate their land. The location is attracting interest from both visitors and residents because of the natural beauty surrounding it. Apart from the dam, the Someswara Temple and Ashram are two of the most significant tourist locations.

The second-largest brackish water lagoon in India and a Ramsar Wetlands site, Pulicat Lake covers 600 sq. km. It shares a border with the Bay of Bengal and is divided from it by the barrier island of Sriharikota, where ISRO conducts satellite launches. Many migrating water birds stop by the lake's shallow waters between November and February, including flamingos, pelicans, kingfishers, storks, ducks, and curlews.

15 km away from the city of Nellore, Narasimhakonda is a mesmerising temple. In the 9th century, the temple was constructed by the Pallava ruler, Narsimha Varma. According to Hindu legend, the Pinakini River's banks were where the great king Kasyapa built this temple.

In Nellore, Kandaleru Dam is easily accessible from both Nellore City and other areas of the state because of the State Highway's close vicinity. This mammoth dam is built on the gushing Kandaleru River. The Kandaleru Dam, which spans an area of 11 square kilometres, is one of the largest earthen dam’s in the world.

This fort is located in a region known for its stunning natural scenery, and its average elevation is 3079 ft. The town of Udaygiri flourished throughout the reigns of the Gajapathis and the Vijayanagar rulers, whose governments were seated at the fort. The ruins of the town's 365 temples serve as a reminder of the glorious days of the past and the advancements in sculpture and building throughout these times.

The most significant Nellore seaside region is Krishnapatnam. It is an old port that only started operating a few years ago. This port has a long history and was formerly one of Andhra Pradesh's primary ports. The distance of this port from Nellore city is about 25 km.

The Alghu Malluru Krishna Swamy Temple, often referred to as the Mannar Poluru Temple, is located in Mannarpoluru Village, more than 100 km from the city of Nellore. In the 17th century, the construction of the temple was done by Bangaru Yadama Nayudu.

One of Nellore's well-known beaches, Kotha Koduru, is around 18 km away from the city. From Nellore city, there are several buses and taxis available to transport visitors to the location. Small stands on the seashore sell various seafood dishes to tourists. Another well-known attraction for visitors is the Velangani Mata Church, which is located alongside Kotha Koduru Beach.

The Mallikarjuna Swamu Kamakshi Tai Temple is well-known in Jonnawada, Nellore. The temple, which is situated by the Pennar River, was constructed around 1150. This temple is one of the most well-known in Nellore, along with Sri Talapagiri Ranaganatha Swamy Temple. The Buchireddipalem Mandal includes the Mallikarjuna Swamu Kamakshi Tai Temple, which is located 12 km from the city of Nellore.

At the base of Veligondalu, near Nellore, stands Penchalkona, a revered temple which is about 80 km away from Penchalkona and Nellore City. In the 10th century, the temple underwent a major renovation. The most significant festival celebrated in Penchalkona is Narasimha Jayanthi, which takes place in May. The most fortunate day of the week in Penchalkona is Saturday when a large number of pilgrims do pujas in the temple.

Mypadu Beach in Nellore is a picture-perfect destination where you can enjoy scenic views of the ocean. The distance of this beach from Nellore City is only 25 km. The most practical means of transportation from Nellore City to Maipadu Beach are private automobiles and taxis.