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The Tirupati Talkona Hill is considered asa part of the Eastern Ghats. This beautiful waterfall looks deeps and falling from a cliff at the upper end. According to residents, it is said that, it is difficult to ascertain the origin of water because there is an underground stream surface. There is a 240-meter long canopy rope which height is about 35 to 40 feet. There is an ancient Shiva temple which is filled with devotees during the Shivratri festival. There are also deep caves scattered on mountains where saints always meditate. Accommodations are also available in this dense forest which gives visitors great pleasure to spend time during nights.

Siva Mallikarjuna Temple Siva Mallikarjuna Temple situated on the Nalmala Hills in Srisailam. This Shiva Mallikarjuna temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples in India. This temple is also known as one of the eighteen Shaktipeeths of Goddess Parvati. In this temple, lord Shiva is represented as Mallikarjun and Parvati as Brahma.

Tirumala Venkateshwara Temple: Tirumala Venkateshwara Temple Known for being the richest Hindu temple in the world. The Tirumala Venkateshwara Temple is a Vaishnava temple located in the Chittoor district. Tirupati Balaji Temple, Andra Pradesh, is dedicated to Venkateshwara, which is called the embodiment of Lord Vishnu. Often identified as a temple of seven hills, this temple is adorned with Dravidian architecture. You will see the Vaikhanas proceeds tradition of worship here. Tirupati Balaji Temple in Indrapradesh is also known to be one of the eight Vishnu Autonomous regions. The temple is also listed as the last worldly Divya Desam.

Distance between Tirupati to Kurnool is 180 km and we will reach Kurnool in about 4-5 hours via our private transport. The mantra is vested on the banks of the river Tungabhadra and is 90 km far from Kurnool. It gave its importance to the life of Madhav Sant Shri Raghavendra Swami. Cholis and Sanskrit schools are the real attractions of these places and attract thousands of devotees of Madhav in particular of South India. There, Raghavendra Swami Brindavan, the houses in which the Swami entered, Panchmukhi Anjaneya Swami Mandir, and Venkateshwara Swami Temple are important scenic spots. Siva Mallikarjuna Temple Situated on the Nalmala Hills in Srisailam, the Siva Mallikarjuna Temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva that you will find in India. the temple is also known to be one of the eighteen Shaktipeeths of Goddess Parvati. In this temple, you will represent Shiva as Mallikarjun and Parvati as Brahma. It tops the list of most famous temples of Andhra Pradesh as one of the three temples of Jyotirlinga and is revered as Shaktipeeth.

Yaganti: Yagami is located at a distance of 11 kilometers. Admires the natural scenery with caves and water from Karnal to Bangapalli and 90 kilometers. The presiding deity is Uma Maheshwar Swami, known as The Yasni Swami. It is in the form of a deity statue and has beautiful sculptures on its tower. The most important scenic in this temple is the huge Nandi-shaped. Mahashivratri Festival is celebrated here and attracts a large group of Hindus.

Rolla Padu Sanctuary: The Rola Padu Sanctuary is located in the Midhthur Mandal and about 60 kilometers from Kurnool. In addition to birds and animals with a wide variety, this sanctuary is famous as one of the last refugees of the endangered Great Indian Bustard (Batten Meka Pitta), a heavy ground bird like a young ostrich or pitlane.

Distance between Kurnool to Anantpur is 148.7km, we will reach Anantpur in about 2-3 hours.

Veerabhadra Temple: Virbhadra Temple is located in a village called Lepakshi. The temple was built in the distinctive architectural style of the Vijayanagar Empire during the 16th century.The presiding deity in the temple is Lord Virbhadra. Its beautiful mandapas have pillars with life-size statues of dancers and musicians, which are intricately carved on them. A granite statue of Nandi Bull is the main attraction in the temple. A statue made of a single granite stone attracts tourists from across the state and is one of the most popular places to visit in Anantapur.

Thimmamma Marrimanu: According to local myths, this huge tree was named after Thimmamma Marimanu, a woman who gave birth to Sati after her husband's death. A small tree was reportedly grown from one of the Poole and used to erect the funeral pyre, which has turned into a wondrous banyan tree standing there today. A small temple dedicated to Thimmamma stands under the tree. The tree branches are spread over five acres, which it had the distinction of being the largest tree in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1989. Thimmamma's blessing is especially known for couples who are childless. People believe that couples who pray for Thimmamma will soon be blessed with children.

Penna Ahobilam: Penna Ahobilam is the famous temple of Lord Vishnu(Narshima). This temple was made in the footstep of Lord Lakshmi with Narshima Swami, In this temple, marriage ceremonies happen. Tourists can also see the Lakshmi Devi Temple and Chenchu Lakshmi Devi Temple, which are located in the Temple complex.

Penukonda Fort: After the fall of Hampi, Penukanda was once filled as the second capital of the Vijayanagar Empire and was called Ghangiri or Ghani. As the engraving indicates, the Penukonda state was talented by King Bukka-I of his child Virupanna. This post was worked out in the season of Virupanna. This fortification was one of the other resistors of the Vijayanagar Empire. With the receding of the Vijayanagar Empire, the Sultan of Golconda grabbed the post. Later, the Mysore Empire quickly grabbed the stronghold until tipu overtook the British after the sultan's downfall. Depending on a huge slope, the vast and forcibly fortifications provide a spectacular perspective of the bottom of the city. The dividers, citadels, and doors in the outpost were made of basement stones, mortars, and lime. Fortification for regal relatives the primary interior section of the private building is planned. The vault of this lobby is planned to be developed in Hindu style, although the floor has a marked style development of Islamic engineering.

Distance between Anantpur to Vizag is 840.4 km, we will reach Vizag in about 17 hr 5 min via our private transport. After this long journey, travellers need to rest so we will stay in vizag hotel that is Ginger Vizag. Here travelers can rest and next start their journey to Vizag's famous places.

Yarada Beach: If you are looking for the top places to visit in Vizag, Yerba Beach is one of the best places to visit in Visakhapatnam. There are magnificent hills on one side of Yerba Beach and the Bay of Bengal on the other. This is the place if you are looking for a cozy beach holiday.

Kailasagiri: If you are looking at some of the best places to visit in Vizag city, you must visit Kailasgiri. The city of Kailasagiri offers panoramic views of the forests and beaches. There are statues of Vishal Shiva and Parvati in Kailasgiri. Devotees come from afar to see these huge structures of Lord Shiva and Parvati. It's also a favorite place for photographers who like to shoot these huge structures with forests in the background.

Matsya darshini Aquarium: Located on Ramakrishna beach, this aquarium has many varieties of fish. Children love to see clownfish, horned cowfish, and squirrelfish. Children like to go to this aquarium and discover interesting marine life and collect all the information about underwater life. It is the most visited aquarium in Visakhapatnam that both children and adults love.

Indira Gandhi Zoological Park: For wildlife lovers, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park is a tourist destination. It was founded in 1977 and is home to about 100 species of mammals, birds, and reptiles. The zoo is located inside the lush green and spacious acres of Kamalkonda reserve forest. It is the third-largest zoo and is named after the then Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi. Kamalkonda reserve forest. It is the third-largest zoo and is named after the then Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi.