Kurnool

    Kurnool, located in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, is an unremarkable city. It has a population of over 60,000, making it the 6th most populated city in the state. There are a lot of must-sees in the neighbourhood. Kurnool is well-known for more than only its impressive buildings and local cuisine; it is also a popular travel destination due to its many religious sites. It doesn't matter if you're a history nerd, an adventure junkie, a shopper, or a nature enthusiast; Kurnool has something for you. The city is well-known for its relaxed vibe and kind citizens. Near the Kurnool area, you may see a wide variety of historic sites, including temples and forts. Kurnool's distinct tourist attractions draw visitors from all over the world, both at home and abroad.

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    Jumma Masjid

    Jumma Masjid

    Peaceful spiritual shrine
    The Jumma Masjid, a mosque that dates back to the 17th century, is another important religious landmark in the district. The mosque was built for Adil Shah, Madu Qadiri, a governor.

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    Sakshi Ganapati

    Sakshi Ganapati

    Beautiful spiritual spot
    It's worth seeing the local temple devoted to Ganesha, Sakshi Ganapati. The people believe that the Lord keeps track of everyone who visits the Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga. People on their way to the other temple in Srisailam stop at this one.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Buddha Statue

    Buddha Statue

    Incredible Buddhist landmark
    In front of the Belum Caves in the Kurnool area stands a massive white statue of Buddha. In 2005, the monument was unveiled to the public after being built by the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation. For visitors, this is one of the top attractions in Kurnool.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Mantralayam

    Mantralayam

    Where spirituality and nature meet
    Mantralayam is located on the banks of the Tungabhadra River, close to the Karnataka border and about 74 kilometres from Kurnool. In fact, Sri Guru Raghavendra Swami, a saint who entered samadhi here in the 17th century, has made this location famous.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Venugoplaswami Temple

    Venugoplaswami Temple

    Revered temple with stunning architecture
    The Venugoplaswami Temple is one of the most important temples in Kurnool. Here, devotees gather to spend some time as a community and exchange spiritual thoughts.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Gol Gummaz

    Gol Gummaz

    Popular Mausoleum in Kurnool
    Similar to the Gol Gumbaz in Bijapur, the famed mausoleum of Abdul Wahab is likewise known by the name Gol Gummaz. In the wake of the passing of Abdul Wahab Khan, the first Nawab of Kurnool, the city was founded in the 17th century. The mausoleum has two imposing domes, a series of arches, and a spacious veranda.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Ahobilam Temple

    Ahobilam Temple

    Peaceful Hindu shrine
    The Ahobilam Temple is another significant historical site in Kurnool. This is one of the few places of worship in the world where all nine of Lord Narasimha's incarnations are honoured.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Kurnool Fort

    Kurnool Fort

    Travel back in time
    The Kurnool Fort is a must-see attraction and one of the most well-known landmarks in the city. Nearly 2 kilometres away from the Kurnool Railway Station, this place is easily accessible by road. During the time of the Vijayanagar Empire, a secret tunnel was dug from beneath the Tungabhadra River and connected the fort on both sides of the waterway.

    3 to 4 hours

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    Belum Caves

    Belum Caves

    Alluring tourist site
    If you love caves, you'll be excited to learn that the Belum Caves, India's longest and largest, are located in the Kurnool area. There are many different routes in these caverns, and the water flows in complicated patterns on the limestone.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Mahanandi

    Mahanandi

    Ideal for outdoor activities
    Another stunning destination for outdoor enthusiasts is Mahanandi. There are many fascinating excursions for adventurers to take in the area, and it is bordered by thick forestation. Nava Nandulu, a well-known temple dedicated to Lord Nandi, can be found there as well. The temple is one of nine important shrines devoted to the Nandi, and it was founded in the early tenth century.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Oravakallu Rock Garden

    Oravakallu Rock Garden

    Perfect picnic spot
    The Oravakallu Rock Garden is an alluring area with fascinating igneous rock outcrops. This park is well-known for its cave museums and boating opportunities, and it is a favourite picnic location for people who are staying in the area with children.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Rollapadu Animals Sanctuary

    Rollapadu Animals Sanctuary

    Get acquainted with the wildlife of the region
    Rollapadu Animals Sanctuary is a wonderful getaway, especially if you have a passion for wildlife. The Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary was formed in 1988 across a total area of 614 square kilometres.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Sri Yaganti Swamy Temple

    Sri Yaganti Swamy Temple

    Incredible Hindu temple
    Sri Yaganti Swamy Temple is an incredible temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that has been worshipped there since the 5th or 6th century. The temple's principal deity is the Ardhanareeswara, a composite of Shiva and Parvati. Yaganti Swamy is one of the most stunning temples in all of Kurnool because of its Ardhanareeswara idol, which was hewn from a single block of stone.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Best Time To Visit Kurnool

    All Year Round Destination

    • OCT-FEB

      Peak Season

    • JUL-SEP

      Moderate Season

    • MAR-JUN

      Off-season

    • What To Expect:Pleasant weather and cool winds
    • Things You'll Love:Temples, shopping complexes and sanctuaries

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    Pausha PoornimaSecond Week of January

    Kumbha SankrantiSecond Week of February

    HoliSecond Week of March

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