ABOUT THE
Attraction
Bojjannakonda, believed to be a 2,000-year-old Buddhist heritage site, was unearthed in 1907. The site is also called Sankaram. Some of the notable sights at the site include monolithic votive stupas, caves carved from rocks and edifices of ancient brick structures. Archaeological excavations at the site yielded several objects of importance such as Satavahana coins dating back to the 1st century AD, a number of clay tablets depicting Lord Buddha and ancient pottery.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Nagarjunakonda
it is a unique island housing an archaeological museum that has transplanted and reconstructed monuments of Nagarjunakonda valley. These relics can be dated from the prehistoric to late medieval times.
Amaravathi
Built in the 3rd century BC during the reign of King Ashoka. It is the site of an ancient Buddhist settlement, known as Chintapalli.
Thotlakonda
Thotlakonda is a Buddhist complex near Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh. It is located atop a hill that is 128 metres high.