Kurnool
Andhra Pradesh, India
About Kurnool
Historic city and the erstwhile capital of the Andhra State (1953-1956). Gateway to the incredible Belum Caves — the second largest cave system in India with 3.5 km of explored passages, stunning stalactite formations, and an underground stream. The magnificent Konda Reddy Fort with its underground tunnels, the sacred Mantralayam Raghavendra Swamy Temple (major pilgrimage center), and the beautiful Rollapadu Bird Sanctuary make Kurnool a destination of diverse wonders.
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