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About Kurnool

Kurnool is the most ancient city situated in Kurnool district of the state of Andhra Pradesh. 2000 year old city has its own importance in the history of Andhra Pradesh. It was the instance of 11th century when the Odderas who were transporting the stones in the carts which were used for the construction of temple situated in Alampur, they greased the wheels of their carts and grease was supplied by the locals of Kurnool. And here onwards place is called by the name of Kandenavolu means town of grease but finally place is called by the name of Kurnool. An unforgettable trip to Kurnool during the Indian holiday brings you to the intresting and ancient city which regard as a heaven of earth.

Accessibility: · Bus
Kurnool is well connected by the all towns and major cities of the state as well as other major cities like Chennai and Bangalore. Frequent buses are run by the Sate Road Transport Corporation.



· Other transports
Various means of transportation in a city like Kurnool is not that much difficult to access as there are many Rickshaws autos and private city buses are available inside the city.


· If you go by your own conveyance, there is a National Highway 7 which connects Kurnool to Bangalore around 360 km and Hyderabad around 210 km.s

Attractions In & Around

Tourist Attractions

Srisailam Temple

Other Attractions In & Around

Attraction of Kurnool

Attraction of Kurnool

One can come across the world to have a glimpse of numerous chief attractions of kurnool and one can capture the precious moments of their life over here. Kurnool is endowed with various types of places some of them are nagarjunsagar Srisailam Tiger Reserve, Mantralayan, Srisailam, Mahanadi (A famous shiva temple), Belum Caves, Rollapdu Sanctuary, Yaganti, Gadwal, Alampur, Reddy Fort(a main attraction of kurnool, Jagannatha Hill, and many more for you..

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