Exploring nature's serene abode

Sri Venkateswara National Park resides within an oasis of lush greenery, stretching over 353 square kilometres and boasting three magnificent waterfalls: Talakona, Gundalakona and Gunjana. Perfect for nature enthusiasts looking to escape city life or city noise. From Annamaya district Seshachalam hills to Tirumala hills of Tirupati district; Seshachalam hills to Tirumala hills in Tirumala district and beyond its captivating landscape enthrals you in equal measures - named after Lord Venkateswara who protects this sacred region; also referred to as S.V Sanctuary and National Park

The ecological marvels

Sri Venkateswara National Park is home to an extraordinary diversity of species that thrive within its diverse ecosystems, most notably Cycas beddomei - an endangered living fossil unique to this area. Additionally, there is charming flora such as Shorea robusta, Santalum album, Red sanders, Sterculia urens East Indian corkscrew tree, Ficus religiosa which create an immersive wildlife experience. As well as fauna there are various mammals including leopards, slender Loris Mouse deer Giant squirrels Four Horned Antelope which make up this ecosystem!

Unveiling stories of natural splendour

Within Sri Venkateswara National Park lies an array of breathtaking waterfalls to discover, such as Talakona, Gundalakona and Gunjana cascades which add charm and splendour. They represent its allure. Covering an expanse of 353 square kilometres, this nature haven is home to the breathtaking Eastern Ghats, stretching across Seshachalam and Tirumala hills of Annamaya and Tirupati districts. Visit this wildlife sanctuary and you may encounter an abundance of birds, tigers, leopards, elephants, spotted deer, and sambar that will fill you with wonder and excitement. Trekking, camping and bird watching provide opportunities for exploring its true essence and appreciating its charms.

Timings

Opening time - 08:30 AM

Closing time - 05:30 PM

Enhance your nature escape

While Sri Venkateswara National Park captivates with its natural wonders, nearby attractions provide additional experiences during your visit. Experience local culture through exploring SV Museum which boasts an impressive collection of historical and contemporary artefacts.

Witness Silathoranam, an immense natural arch that stands as a testament to time's passage, or find solace at Chakra Theertham waterfall which features serene shrines and divine idols for an oasis of serenity. Begin a spiritual adventure at Srivari Padalu, the legendary site where Lord Venkateswara first touched earth for the first time. Akasaganga Theertham provides picturesque surroundings as visitors pass Gogarbham Dam along their journey. Experience spiritual cleansing at Papavinasam, where devotees come to seek absolution for their sins. Pay respect at the stunning Govindaraja Swamy Temple which stands as an incredible testament to its religious significance in Papavinasam, or marvel at Kapila Theertham waterfall which cascades gracefully from Seshachalam Hills all the way to Tirupati.

Make time to visit Tiruchanur and its Padmavathi Ammari Temple as you round off your journey of Tirupati. Don't miss Srikalahasti, also known as Dakshina Kasi; witness Talakona Waterfalls- the tallest waterfall in Andhra Pradesh- and admire panoramic vistas from Horsley Hills' rugged and captivating terrain.

All in all

Sri Venkateswara National Park, an oasis of untouched beauty, invites you to discover its lush landscapes and diverse wildlife. Step back into nature as you discover captivating waterfalls and celebrate Andhra Pradesh's cultural traditions in this verdant expanse teeming with biodiversity. Let Sri Venkateswara National Park awaken your senses while creating an immersive connection between yourself and nature! Come explore its tranquil embrace for an unforgettable journey into Andhra Pradesh's natural treasures!