Tirupati Tourism

Gurramkonda Fort is at a distance of 110 Km from Tirupati Route: Tirupati – Piler  – Vayalpadu – Gurram Konda. It is one of the interesting tourist places nearby Tirupati. Gurramkonda Fort is a historical place located between Kadapa and the Bengaluru highway near Madanapalle in Chittoor district in the state …

Mamandur Eco Forest is at a distance of 27 Km from Tirupati It is one of the best Tourism places nearby Tirupati, This Bio park is near to Tirupati Forest Village and is an interesting Trekking Hub. It boasts of unique fauna like slender loris the golden gecko(reptile)which are found …

Veyi Lingala Kona near Srikalahasti, and is 8 Km from Kalahasti Town and 44.8 Km from Tirupati Veyi Lingala Kona Near Srikalahasti is famous for Waterfalls and is one of the best relaxing Tourism places nearby Tirupati, situated on the Sri Veyi Lingala Kona Hills. The water is considered to have …

Kalyani Dam Tirupati Kalyani dam Tirupati is one of the interesting tourist places which is about 18 kms from Tirupati and falls under Ramgampet forest zone. Kalyani Dam, the reservoir of drinking water which is meant for pilgrims of Tirumala. Earlier the water from this Dam is meant for Tirupati …

Puligundu Rock Chittoor, Route map and Images. Puligundu Rock is Located 18 km from Chittoor. It is a dual rock mountain with a height of about 1000 feet from the ground. Interestingly, the hilltop resembles as Siva Lingam. It has a very narrow peak with the temple of Puli Gunteswara …

Detailed information on Nagalapuram Hills Trekking and Route info. Total Distance to covered by walk: 4 Km Good time to start Trekking to Hils: 9 am You can reach Doddamitta by 4 P.M Best Time to visit: Sep to Feb. The water flow will be high during Sep, Oct, Nov …

Must see Temples Nearby Tirupati, which are at a distance of 20 – 30 km. Best time to visit: Sep to Jun 1st week Must see Temples Nearby Tirupati Sri Parasurameswara Temple, Gudimallam The temple called Parasurameswaraalayam is built on the banks of Suvaranamukhi river. There is a fascinating tale …