శ్రీకాకుళం
Srikakulam
The Sun Temple at Arasavalli, where twice a year the morning light reaches the deity’s feet. Budithi’s brass workers keep an old craft alive nearby.
The northern tip
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Learn Andhra Pradeshఆంధ్ర ప్రదేశ్
దేశ భాషలందు తెలుగు లెస్స
“Among all the languages of the land, Telugu is the finest.”
తీరం వెంబడి
India’s second-longest coastline runs from Srikakulam in the north to Sriharikota in the south.
శ్రీకాకుళం
The Sun Temple at Arasavalli, where twice a year the morning light reaches the deity’s feet. Budithi’s brass workers keep an old craft alive nearby.
The northern tip
విశాఖపట్నం
The City of Destiny. A navy harbour, a submarine museum on RK Beach, and the ghat road up to Borra Caves and Araku’s coffee hills.
కోనసీమ
Where the Godavari fans into its delta: coconut groves, Uppada’s Jamdani looms, Atreyapuram’s pootharekulu and Kakinada kaja.
మచిలీపట్నం
Old Bandar port. Block-printed Kalamkari from neighbouring Pedana, and the Bandar laddu everyone brings home.
అమరావతి
A short turn inland up the Krishna: Kanaka Durga on Indrakeeladri hill, Kondapalli’s toy makers, and the ancient stupa beside the new capital.
ఒంగోలు
Suryalanka’s long, quiet beach, and the Ongole breed of cattle, admired and raised on farms around the world.
నెల్లూరు
Pulicat Lake fills with flamingos each winter, and Nellore’s fish curry is worth the trip on its own.
శ్రీహరికోట మరియు తిరుపతి
India’s spaceport sits on a sandbar by the sea. Inland, the hill shrine of Sri Venkateswara at Tirumala welcomes millions every year.
The southern end
Scroll down to move along the coast.
ఇది మన అమరావతి + ఆంధ్ర కథ
Mystic story of Lord Kartikeya and the Tarakasura war zone, Amaralingeswara, the Pancharama Kshetras, and the story of the title ‘Amaravati, the Abode of Gods’.
Buddhism flourishes on the Krishna. Amaravati’s carved limestone panels become some of the finest early Buddhist art in the world.
One of India’s great early dynasties makes the Krishna valley a centre of trade reaching Rome and Southeast Asia.
At Rajamahendravaram, the Adi Kavi starts the work that gives Telugu its first great literary epic.
The Vijayanagara emperor writes Amuktamalyada in Telugu and gathers the Ashtadiggajas, eight great poets, at his court.
Pingali Venkayya presents his flag design at the Congress session in Bezwada, the basis of India’s national flag.
He fasts for 58 days for a Telugu-speaking state and gives his life. The nation listens.
India’s first state formed on the basis of language, with Tanguturi Prakasam as its first Chief Minister. Kurnool was declared the capital city.
Andhra State merges with the Telugu-speaking regions of Hyderabad State. The capital shifts from Kurnool to Hyderabad.
Andhra Pradesh begins again after the bifurcation of Telangana, with Amaravati as its capital city, which is meant to be the Role model of Futuristic Greenfield Cities in India.
Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, 2026, designating Amaravati as the sole and permanent capital of Andhra Pradesh.
మన మహనీయులు
1901–1952
Remembered as Amarajeevi. His fast and sacrifice led to the creation of Andhra State.
1876–1963
Designed the flag that became the basis for India’s tricolour.
1897–1924
Led the Rampa rebellion with the hill tribes of the Eastern Ghats against colonial rule.
1872–1957
Andhra Kesari, the lion of Andhra, and the first Chief Minister of Andhra State.
1848–1919
Reformer from Rajahmundry who fought for widow remarriage and girls’ education.
1862–1915
Wrote the play Kanyasulkam and brought everyday spoken Telugu into literature.
చేతి కళలు
Many of these carry a Geographical Indication tag, which means they can only come from the place that made them famous.
కళలు, పాటలు
Named after a village in Krishna district, this classical dance blends quick footwork with acting. Its famous tarangam is danced on the rim of a brass plate.
The 15th-century poet from Tallapaka is said to have composed thousands of songs to Lord Venkateswara. Families still sing them every morning.
A storyteller with a tambura and two companions with drums tell tales of heroes, freedom fighters and gods, full of songs and jokes.
From Nannaya and Tikkana to Vemana’s plain-spoken verses, Telugu has one of India’s richest traditions of written and recited poetry.
మన వంటలు
Andhra food has a reputation for heat, and it has earned it. It is also tangy, sweet and full of patience.
Sour sorrel leaves ground with red chillies. The taste most people call home.
Raw mango pickle made every summer, a family project with mustard and chilli.
Green gram dosa with ginger chutney, often served with upma folded inside.
Slow-cooked horse gram soup, dark and smoky, best with rice and a spoon of cream.
Paper-thin rice sheets folded with ghee and jaggery, from Atreyapuram.
The prasadam from Tirumala, rich with ghee, cashew and cardamom.
Fried layered pastry soaked in syrup, crisp outside and juicy within.
Machilipatnam’s gram-flour laddu, pounded with jaggery and ghee.
The bars show how spicy each dish usually is, from none to five.
గురజాడ ఆప్పారావ్ గారి మాట
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