Rajahmundry

Rajahmundry - The Cultural Capital of Andhra Pradesh! It is considered to be the birthplace of the Telugu language as well.

Rajahmundry - City Guide

Home to some of the greatest temples in the country, Rajahmundry is primarily a pilgrimage destination. The major attraction here is the ISKCON Temple which is the second largest one in South India. The Kotilingeswara Temple that dates back to the 10th century, Draksharamam Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, Sri Ksheera Rama Temple that reflects traditional South Indian architecture, Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple which is known as Dwaraka Tirumala, and the beautiful Sri Someswara Temple are some of the must-visit temples in Rajahmundry.

Besides temples, Rajahmundry boasts museums and science societies, ghats, parks, and scenic spots that offer a range of fabulous experiences to tourists. Rallabandi Subbarao Government Museum speaks clearly and in depth about the culture and history of the state through its age-old artefacts and exhibits like the vintage palm-leaf inscriptions and manuscripts, coins, sculptures, and pottery inscriptions. The Aryabhatta Science and Technology Society is a dream destination for science aficionados visiting Rajahmundry.

The most-recognized symbol of Rajahmundry is the Godavari Arch Bridge. Crossing over the gorgeous Godavari River, it is Asia's third-largest road cum railway bridge. The Uppada Beach and Papi Hills are a relaxing retreat for tourists. Rajahmundry is also a food lover’s paradise and is renowned for its Hyderabad Biryani as well as Andhra Thali.