Amazing Andhra, a fascinating blend of antiquity and modernity.
A beautiful panorama of magnificent monuments, great ancient shrines, splendid natural beauty, exotic wildlife and modern temples of progress like Nagarjunasagar and Hitec City of Hyderabad.
Land of Krishna and Godavari also noted for its rich cultural heritage of literature, art, music, dance and drama, caters to the demand of every visitor.
Antiquity of Andhra Desa dates back to 236 B.C., the year of Mauryan emperor Ashoka’s death.
During the following centuries, Satvahanas, Sakas, Ikshvakus, Chalukyas, Kakatiyas held sway over the region.
Beside the famous archaeological, historical, pilgrim and leisure centres, the State is also studded with numerous attractive off-beat tourist centres.
Costal Andhra extends for over 960 kms making the State with longest maritime boundary in the country.
Dotted with some of the fascinating virgin beaches which have a potential of making Andhra one of the most exciting sea-side destinations of the world.
Northern areas are mountainous and have some beautiful hill and health resorts.
State also known for its excellent communication network and hospitality is rapidly emerging as the tourist destination of the new millennium.
INFORMATION:
Capital: Visakhapatnam, Amaravati and Kurnool
Area: 2,75,069 sq. kms.
Population: 4,94,00000 (2011)
Languages: Telugu, Urdu
Best Season: December to April
Famous For: Pilgrim Centres, Historical Centres, Handicrafts, and Beaches.
Climate (Temperature):
Winter (January and February): 160 C to 320 C
Pre Monsoon (March, April and May): 210 C to 390 C
Monsoon (June, July, August and September): 220 C to 350 C
Post Monsoon (October, November and December): 150 C to 310 C