Kadapa, the lovely city of Andhra Pradesh Main Attractions : Brahmamgari Matam Temple , Gandikota Fort , Ameen Peer Dargah , Lankamala Sanctuary , Sri Venkateswara Temple , Sri Kodanda Ramaswamy Temple , Veerabhadra Swamy Temple , Tallapaka Temples , Pushpagiri Temples , Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum , Ontimitta , Devuni Kadapa , Sri Venkateswara Wild Life Sanctuary , Ankalamma Gudur , etc.
Brahmamgari Matam Temple
Brahmamgari Matam Temple is dedicated to Brahmamgari . It is believed the God will appear as Veerabhoga Vasantha Rayalu in Kaliyuga, to demolish the evil forces , many devotees visit the place from all around of the country.
Gandikota Fort
The Gandikota was originated in 1123 by Kakaraja. The Fort is situated on the right banks of River Pennar, The history of the Fort dates back to 112 A.D. Historical records suggests that the Fort was prominent during Kakatiya, Vijayanagara and Qutub Shahi periods.
Ameen Peer Dargah
The 325 year of Dargah is visited by thousands of muslims every year especially on Thursdays and Fridays to seek blessings of Saint Peerullah Hussaini and Saint Arifullah Hussaini, who were buried here.
Lankamala Sanctuary
Lankamala Sanctuary is spread over 464.42 sq km of area. The Sanctuary is located at a distance of 15km from the city of Cuddapah. The sanctuary is unique for its steep slopes and deep gorges. Waterfalls in its premises are other attractions here .
Sri Venkateswara Temple
The temple is visited by many pilgrims befoe going to Tirupati . . The unique feature about this shrine is that here, Lord Anjaneya's idol is placed right behind the idol of Sri Venkateswara. Many tourists also visit the temple.
Sri Kodanda Ramaswamy Temple
The temple is dedicated to Sri Kodanda . The temple is situated in Vontimitta town and is about 25 km away from Kadappa. The majestic gateway and magnificent architecture are worth visiting.
Veerabhadra Swamy Temple
The temple is situated on the banks of Kundu River . The festival of Maha Shivratri is observed here with great enthusiasm.
Tallapaka Temples
It it is the birth place of Saint Annamacharya. There are many other temples with beautiful architectural beauty .
Pushpagiri Temples
Pushpagiri Temples are built on the banks of River Pennar during the Vijayanagara period, Pushpagiri Temples are located 16 kms away from the city of Kadapa. Shaivas and Vaishnavas are worshipped here .
Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum
Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum has been established by the Government to conserve the important artifacts of the primeval age. It has a collection of valued bronze icons, antediluvian stone sculptures and primitive inscriptions. The priceless artifacts peep into the ancient civilization.
Ontimitta
Ontimitta is a small town, renowned for Kodanda Rama Swami Temple. The aesthetic splendor of this temple has been mentioned in the travelogues of Tavernier, a French traveler who visited the place in 1652. Its colossal size and artistic beauty attracts people from far and wide.
Devuni Kadapa
Near Kadapa city, Devuni Kadapa is a place that is believed to be the doorstep of Tirupati. Before proceeding towards Tirumala Tirupati, the pilgrims stop at this place to pay their homage to the presiding deity.
Ankalamma Gudur
Abode of Ankalamma Swamy, Ankalamma Gudur is the famous place sited on Pulivenlda-Simhadripuram Road. Ankalamma Swamy Temple is visited by hundreds of people on Thursdays and Sundays.
Sri Venkateswara Wild Life Sanctuary
Located in Rajampet, Sri Venkateswara Wild Life Sanctuary is a very popular national park. It is home to rare and slender Lories. Plant species like Sandalwood, Thumbergiana, Shorea and Redsandars can be found in the sanctuary.
Other Tourist Attractions
Ramappa Lake Top, Kandimallayapalli, Chand Phira Gumbadh and Masjid-e-Azam,etc .
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| Brahmamgari Matam Temple |
Brahmamgari Matam Temple is dedicated to Brahmamgari . It is believed the God will appear as Veerabhoga Vasantha Rayalu in Kaliyuga, to demolish the evil forces , many devotees visit the place from all around of the country.
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| Gandikota Fort |
Gandikota Fort
The Gandikota was originated in 1123 by Kakaraja. The Fort is situated on the right banks of River Pennar, The history of the Fort dates back to 112 A.D. Historical records suggests that the Fort was prominent during Kakatiya, Vijayanagara and Qutub Shahi periods.
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| Ameen Peer Dargah |
The 325 year of Dargah is visited by thousands of muslims every year especially on Thursdays and Fridays to seek blessings of Saint Peerullah Hussaini and Saint Arifullah Hussaini, who were buried here.
Lankamala Sanctuary
Lankamala Sanctuary is spread over 464.42 sq km of area. The Sanctuary is located at a distance of 15km from the city of Cuddapah. The sanctuary is unique for its steep slopes and deep gorges. Waterfalls in its premises are other attractions here .
Sri Venkateswara Temple
The temple is visited by many pilgrims befoe going to Tirupati . . The unique feature about this shrine is that here, Lord Anjaneya's idol is placed right behind the idol of Sri Venkateswara. Many tourists also visit the temple.
Sri Kodanda Ramaswamy Temple
The temple is dedicated to Sri Kodanda . The temple is situated in Vontimitta town and is about 25 km away from Kadappa. The majestic gateway and magnificent architecture are worth visiting.
Veerabhadra Swamy Temple
The temple is situated on the banks of Kundu River . The festival of Maha Shivratri is observed here with great enthusiasm.
Tallapaka Temples
It it is the birth place of Saint Annamacharya. There are many other temples with beautiful architectural beauty .
Pushpagiri Temples
Pushpagiri Temples are built on the banks of River Pennar during the Vijayanagara period, Pushpagiri Temples are located 16 kms away from the city of Kadapa. Shaivas and Vaishnavas are worshipped here .
Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum
Bhagavan Mahavir Government Museum has been established by the Government to conserve the important artifacts of the primeval age. It has a collection of valued bronze icons, antediluvian stone sculptures and primitive inscriptions. The priceless artifacts peep into the ancient civilization.
Ontimitta
Ontimitta is a small town, renowned for Kodanda Rama Swami Temple. The aesthetic splendor of this temple has been mentioned in the travelogues of Tavernier, a French traveler who visited the place in 1652. Its colossal size and artistic beauty attracts people from far and wide.
Devuni Kadapa
Near Kadapa city, Devuni Kadapa is a place that is believed to be the doorstep of Tirupati. Before proceeding towards Tirumala Tirupati, the pilgrims stop at this place to pay their homage to the presiding deity.
Ankalamma Gudur
Abode of Ankalamma Swamy, Ankalamma Gudur is the famous place sited on Pulivenlda-Simhadripuram Road. Ankalamma Swamy Temple is visited by hundreds of people on Thursdays and Sundays.
Sri Venkateswara Wild Life Sanctuary
Located in Rajampet, Sri Venkateswara Wild Life Sanctuary is a very popular national park. It is home to rare and slender Lories. Plant species like Sandalwood, Thumbergiana, Shorea and Redsandars can be found in the sanctuary.
Other Tourist Attractions
Ramappa Lake Top, Kandimallayapalli, Chand Phira Gumbadh and Masjid-e-Azam,etc .
