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DHONE · DRONACHALAM

The road out of Dhone
leads somewhere good.

Temples in the hills, limestone caves below ground and wide-open Rayalaseema landscapes. Start here, then make a day of it.

Explore nearby places0 places within 150 km
Distances are approximate road distances from Dhone. Temple timings and entry fees can change on festival days, so check locally before setting out.
CURATED ROUTES

Places worth the detour (3)

All placesHistoricalNatureTempleWildlife
01Historical 0 km
Rayalaseema route

Belum Caves

The longest caves open to the public on the Indian subcontinent, with stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations, long passages and freshwater galleries.

Belum, Kolimigundla Mandal (approx. 60 km from Dhone)November to February
10:00 AM - 5:00 PMDirections
02Historical 0 km
Rayalaseema route

Konda Reddy Fort

A 16th-century fortification in the heart of Kurnool, known for its stone tower, historic prison and connection with the Vijayanagara period.

Kurnool, Kurnool District (approx. 55 km from Dhone)October to February
10:00 AM - 5:00 PMDirections
03Historical 0 km
Rayalaseema route

Banaganapalle Nawab Bungalow

A historic palace associated with the former Nawabs of Banaganapalle, located near several important heritage and pilgrimage attractions.

Banaganapalle, Nandyal District (approx. 45 km from Dhone)October to February
Check locallyDirections
MAKE IT A DAY

One town, four easy directions.

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.

NORTH Kurnool · OrvakalEAST Yaganti · BelumSOUTH Mahanandi · Nandyal