12 best attractions of Khammam tourist places

Khammam tourist places are popular for fort, natural beauty, lake, sanctuary etc. Khammam fort, Lakaram lake, Gundala, Kinnerasani wildlife sanctuary etc are important tourist attractions of Khammam.

The present name of Khammam is said to have been derived from the name of the temple ‘Narsimhadri’, later ‘Stamba Sikhari’ and then it was termed as ‘Stambadhri’ which has an ancient temple of Narasimha Swamy on its top. It is said that the existence of this temple have been since Treta Yuga. Khammam name is now derived from he vertical rock under the temple is known as ‘KAMBA’ which literally means piller.

Khammam district is situated in southern Indian state Telangana and a fortune of natural beauty and a storehouse of ancient architectural wonders. The waterfall, lush green forest, the flowing sound of waterfalls, soothing the senses and enhancing its beauty.

On the other hand, the magnificent artistry and craftsmanship of historical forts, temples and sculptures, which is an example of beautiful specimens of ancient art is also seen.

Really, tourists looking for adventure love this place. This place provides all the ingredients for a glimpse of India and an exciting memorable trip.

12 best attractions of Khammam tourist places

Bhadrachalam, Khammam tourist places

Bhadrachalam, located 120 km from Khammam, is one of the holiest temples in India, situated on the banks of the picturesque river Godavari. Legend has it that Lord Rama came down from heaven to bless his devout sage Bhadra.

Lord Rama assured him that he would reside at this place to bless all his devotees. As such this place is known as Bhadrachalam after Rishi Bhadra.

The annual ‘marriage’ ritual of Lord Rama is celebrated with Sita and his wife Sita with great pomp amid Vedic chanting on Shri Ram Navami Day.

Devotees believe that taking a dip in the river during these ceremonies will help them attain salvation. The jewels given by the devotee Ramdas to Goddess Sita are on display in the temple.

Khammam Fort, Khammam tourist places

950 A.D. by the Kakatiyas Built in, Khammam Fort has a long and checkered history. It was taken over by the Qutb Shahi rulers in the year 1512 and later passed into the hands of Asaf Jahi rulers in the 17th century. Built of granite, the fort is situated on a hill in the middle of the city of Khammam.

Kinnersani Sanctuary, Khammam tourist places

Located at a distance of 35 km from Bhadrachalam and 24 km from Kothagudem, Kinnarasani Sanctuary is a part of the Dandakaranya forests in Khammam.

Situated on the banks of the Godavari River, it derives its name from the Kinnarasani River. The sanctuary supports a wide variety of flora and fauna such as tiger, gaur, python etc.

Spread over an area of ​​634 sq km, the sanctuary has Kinnaranasani reservoir and has attractions such as Deer Park, Glass Guest House, Ecological Park and Environmental Education Center.

Parnassala, Khammam tourist places

Situated 36 km from Bhadrachalam, Parnasa is a picturesque place. Legend has it that Lord Rama spent his 14 years of exile in Parnasala and is believed to have killed Maricha, who came as a golden antelope to woo the goddess Sita. A splendid stream, which passes through dense forests, offers a beautiful view and is a delightful picnic spot.

Kusumanchi, Khammam tourist places

Kusumchi is only 20 km from Khammam where the largest Shivalinga is established in the temple built during the Kakatiya period. The towering statue has a height of three meters and a radius of two meters.

Nelakondapally, Khammam tourist places

Situated at a distance of 21 km from Khammam, Nelakondapalli is a historical site with an earthen fortification wall covering about 100 acres. Excavations include viharas made of bricks, wells, pits, a Mahastupa, terracotta sculptures, bronze statues: Buddha, a miniature stupa, carved in limestone and dating back to the third and fourth centuries BC.

Is composed of other early historical materials associated with, according to a myth.The Pandavas, after their twelve years of exile, spent a year of fiery habitat here, doing secret work in the palace of King Virat Raju of Virat Nagaram.

Kallur, Khammam tourist places

Kallur is located 50 km from Khammam. The famous Lord Venu Gopal Swamy temple built 400 years ago by Rani Rudrama Devi is located here. Nearby is a Lord Shiva temple, built by the Kakatiya king Prathapa Rudra, with 5 lingas and a huge water tank.

Gundala, Khammam tourist places

5 km from the temple town of Bhadrachalam, below the Godavari river is Gundala, which is famous for the hot springs at the bottom of the river.

These hot springs are spread over an area of ​​about 100 square yards. These springs are believed to have been formed as a result of the celestial fire given by Naga King Adi Sheshu.

Garla, Khammam tourist places

Situated 40 km from Khammam, Garla is the location of the famous Lord Venkateswara Temple, which was built by the Kakatiya people in the 15th century. The walls are adorned with beautiful sculptures that represent the exquisite craftsmanship of that period.

Annapureddypally, Khammam tourist places

The 700-year-old landmark, Lord Venkateswara Swamy Temple is located in Annapurnedipalli, 75 km from Khammam.

Built during the reign of Kakatiya, it is a symbol of South Indian culture and heritage and boasts exquisite sculptures engraved on walls and columns.

Godavari cruise, Khammam tourist places

On Sunday, A.P.T.D.C launches 160 km between August and February every year, 160 kilometers from Bhadrachalam to Parentapalli to Paparappalli. Tourists are served tea, breakfast and refreshments on board.

Godavari is one of the most beautiful rivers in South India that passes through the multi-mountain landscapes of Papi Hills. Shooting of the film is a regular feature here due to the breathtaking landscape.

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple, Khammam tourist places

Located in Jamalapuram, 85 km from Khammam town and 65 km from Vijayawada, is a very old Venkateswara Swamy temple. Also called Telangana Chinna Tirupati,

“Swayambhu” and “Swayam Grammar”, the temple is believed to be over 1000 years old and is visited by a large number of devotees, especially on Saturdays. The temple is considered very sacred and it is believed that worshiping here fulfills the desires.

How to reach Khammam

Khammam By Air

Khammam does not have an airport. Nearest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport 208 km away. It is major airport and well connected to the other major airport like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore etc. Busses or private taxi available to reach Khammam.

Khammam By Train

There are regular trains to Khammam from other major cities of the state. Khammam Railway Station (KMT) is well connected with other major railhead such as Hyderabad, Chennai, New Delhi, etc. Buses and taxi are available to reach destination.

Khammam By Bus

 There are regular buses from other major cities like Rajahmundry, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam etc. One can choose Ac/Non-Ac buses and can book ticket online or offline.

Where to stay in Khammam

            Nearby Khammam railway station is the best places to stay in Khammam and there are plenty of budget to luxury accommodations available in this place and It cost under 1200-2000/- Per Night.

Best Time To Visit Khammam

            The best time to visit Khammam is during winters from October to March. The winters are pleasant here, while the temperatures go up to 45 degrees during the summers. Rainy season is good to visit but rain may be interrupting your tour plan.

Khammam Travel Guide & How to Explore Khammam

            Once you reach in Hotel, take rest, get fresh up, take break-fast and head towards local sight-seeing.

• Day 1: Start your journey with Khammam Fort than Kusumachi and Budha statue. Book full day car is a better option.
• Day 2/ Day 3 : It is depend on visitors. Or head toward Bhadrachalam as is popular tourist destination in Telangana. Better to Book hotel in Bhadrachalam and stary for 1 night 2 days.
• Day 4/Day 5 : Bhadrachalam is very popular place in Telangana. Two days is enough for this place. Day 4 head towards Kinnerasani Sanctuary and Day 5 is for Bogata waterfall.

• If you want to explore more places than you have to think before plan because rest of places are situated bit far, so plan accordingly as per your comfort.

Khammam Itinerary

Khammam Tourist Places Day 1

• Khammam Fort
• Kusumanchi
• Nelakondapally

Khammam Tourist Places Day 2

• Annapureddipalle

Khammam Tourist Places Day 3

• Garla
• Gundala

Khammam Tourist Places Day 4

• Bhadracham Temple
• Kinnerasani Wildlife Sanctuary

Khammam Tourist Places Day 5

• Parnasala Santhigiri
• Bogatha Waterfall

Khammam tourist places travel cost for 1 Couple for 1 Night & 2 Days.

• Food-2 Days                             : – 1500
• Travel by Car- 2 Days               : – 5500/-
• Hotel-1 Days                           : – 1500/-
• Other Activity                          : – 1000/-

Total cost around 3000-6000/-Rs for One Couple for 1 Night & 2 Days. You can negotiate and plan your own trip as per Distance, Enjoyment, Food, Transport and stay.

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