Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh

Chittoor is a district in Andhra Pradesh. It has close to thirty seven lakh inhabitants. The district is the main administrative center. The district is home to a huge number of religious locations that are immensely significant. This is a major pilgrimage location in India. The district is nestled at the Point Valley and is a major center for industry and agriculture.
Tourist Attraction in Chittoor

History . . .
Chittoor had a number of dynasties ruling it during different time points. The city was never ruled as a whole, unlike other cities. The district passed hands from dynasties such as Pandyas, Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas, Maurayas, Qutub Shahis, Mughals, and Satavahanas, to name just a few.

The district was also ruled by Haider Ali from Mysore, albeit for a short time. There were minor kingdoms that also occupied the territory. There are a number of minor kingdoms that are inclusive of the Maltis, Mayana Nawabs, Western Gangas and Bans. There are a huge number of sights.

The main attractions in the area . . .


Tirupati . . .
tirupati balaji temple
Tirupati is one of the major pilgrimage locations in the country, and is located sixty seven kilo meters from Chittoor. The city is located in the south of Andhra Pradesh. The city has a huge significance with respect to religion and is devoted to Sri Venkateshwara. The Temple of the Seven Hills, as it is referred to, is one of the most visited worship places and is known for being among the most affluent centers of worship.

Chandragiri . . .
Chandragiri Fort
Chandragiri Fort [source]
Chandragiri is a tourist center that is close to twelve kilo meters from Tirupati. The location was once the capital of Vijaynagar. The innumerous forts, palaces and other structures here are worthy of note.

Horsley Hills . . .
Horsley Hills
Horsley Hills [source]
Horsley Hills is a hill station that is popular in the summer. These are located at an elevation of 1, 265 m A S L. The hills boast of a super weather as well as some beautiful landscapes.

Talakona . . .
Talakona waterfalls
Talakona waterfalls [source]
Talakona is a forestland situated close to thirty kilo meters from Tirupati. This is a great destination for picnics as well as wandering through the jungle.

Kailasakona Waterfalls . . .
Kailasakona Waterfalls are really beautiful locations that have a great deal of charm.

General Info . . .
Located At Andhra Pradesh
Languages Spoken Telugu, English, Hindi

Climate – The summer temperature is from 30 to 43 degree C, and winter temperature from 21 to 29 degree Celsius.

Major Sights Tirupati, Horsley Hills

Best period to Visit Oct to Jan
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