Guntur’s glorious history

Guntur boasts an illustrious past that dates back millennia. The city has witnessed empires rise and fall over time, leaving their legacies behind. One such example is the historical marvel, Kondaveedu Fort from the 14th century, which stands tall above hills and offers magnificent vistas while telling tales from generations past.

Underneath this mysterious terrain lies the Undavalli Caves - a 7th century archaeological treasure house dating back to Buddhism and Hindu influences that houses intricate carvings displaying their genius craftsmen.

Spirituality and serenity

Guntur is known for its spiritual presence. On the serene banks of the Krishna River lies Venugopala Swamy Temple, a site of devotion since the 12th century that offers sanctuary from stress with its soothing atmosphere, rustling leaves and soothing river soundscape. Here one can find peace within themselves while reconnecting to nature.

Amaravati near Guntur is the home to the Amaravati Buddhist Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which offers visitors an immersive spiritual experience with ancient stupas and ruins highlighting Buddhism's legacy.

Nature's embrace

Settled amidst the Eastern Ghats, Guntur boasts breathtaking vistas and tranquil natural sanctuaries. The serene flow of the Krishna River at its core, along with its picturesque lakes and reservoirs, creates an idyllic picture. Guntur's captivating allure combines history, culture, spirituality, and nature's grandeur to offer travellers an exciting journey of discovery. You can explore the stories written into its walls, find refuge within its spiritual enclaves, and become entranced in nature's sublime embrace. It offers visitors an invitation to experience a vibrant tapestry of wonders.