Yaganti Sri Uma Maheswara Temple
An ancient 15th-century Shaivite temple set amid the Erramala hills, famous for its growing Nandi statue and natural caves. A revered pilgrimage spot near Dhone.
Temples in the hills, limestone caves below ground and wide-open Rayalaseema landscapes. Start here, then make a day of it.
An ancient 15th-century Shaivite temple set amid the Erramala hills, famous for its growing Nandi statue and natural caves. A revered pilgrimage spot near Dhone.
The longest caves open to the public on the Indian subcontinent, with stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations, long passages and freshwater galleries.
A 10th-century temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its crystal-clear perennial spring water pools (kalyani) fed by natural underground streams.
A 16th-century fortification in the heart of Kurnool, known for its stone tower, historic prison and connection with the Vijayanagara period.
A scenic geological park featuring naturally formed quartz and granite rock formations, lakes and walking areas.
A major Narasimha pilgrimage centre surrounded by the Nallamala hills, featuring several temples, caves and forest trails.
A grassland sanctuary known for the great Indian bustard, blackbuck, migratory birds and wide open natural landscapes.
One of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples, located in the Nallamala hills and dedicated to Lord Mallikarjuna and Goddess Bhramaramba.
A historic palace associated with the former Nawabs of Banaganapalle, located near several important heritage and pilgrimage attractions.
A hilltop scenic area near Dhone offering rocky landscapes, quiet surroundings and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Use Dhone as your base for a low-fuss Rayalaseema loop. Leave early for temples, save the caves and rock trails for a cooler afternoon.