Places to Visit

Amaravathi

A town located near Guntur of Andhra Pradesh at a distance of 150 KM from Bhimavaram. This place is well known for Buddist stupas and the famous Amareswara Swami temple.

Dwaraka Tirumala

It is a famous temple of Lord Venkateswara located at a distance of 75 kilometers from Bhimavaram. This is more often referred as Chinna Tirupathi, meaning miniTirupati.

River Godavri & Back Water resorts

Nestled on the banks of the Vashista, a tribute of the River Godavari at Yalamnachalli Lanka, the Resorts reflects the rich culture and tradition of the Konaseema region in Andhra Pradesh.With different types of villas and suite rooms overlooking the sprawling lotus lake, the resorts are set against a back drop of coconut plantations in the midst of nature.

Maredumilli Eco Tourism

The Maredumilli Forests of East Godavari District are having rich biodiversity and the area is having semi evergreen forests with undulating terrain, which forms part of the Eastern Ghats.The Maredumilli Community Conservation & Eco Tourism Area is situated on Maredumilli - Bhadrachalam road, nearly 4 Km. away from Maredumilli village. The area is having many streams flowing over the undulating rocks in the deep woods and any visitor feel thrilling experience in the Nature.

Papikondalu

Papi hills are situated like a wall in the midst of holy river Godavari, nearly 100 KM far from Rajahmundry. Every Tourist visitor of Papi hills on luxury cruise will enjoy scenic beauty.

Jain Temple

The Adinatha Jain Temple located at Peda Amiram near Bhimavaram is a famous temple attracting pilgrims from all over the country.

Someswara Swami Temple and Mavullamma temple

Located in the vicinity of the Bhimavaram town. Someswara swami temple is one of the five great Pancharama Kshetras. There is a speciality in this temple i.e. Shivaling will change its color according to Lunar aspect. At the time of Pournami (Full Moon nights) shivaling will be in white color and in Amavasya days (Dark nights) its color shades black. It is believed that Sri Mavullamma Ammavaru (Universal Mother Goddess) is the incarnation of Mahakali (the goddess of Shakti).