

1.Veyilingala Kona Waterfall
A nice little waterfall around the city certainly boosts up spirits, and so does the Veyilingala Kona Waterfall. It is quite a popular spot among t...
Read moreKailash of the South
Srikalahasti is referred to as the 'Kailash of South' and rightly so because it does have all the characteristics of being the Kailash down south. The main temple, the Srikalahastisvara Temple is pristine white and also has a beautiful hill alongside. To add to it, a small river named Swarna Mukhi flows through the city, quite analogous to the mighty Ganga. The place seems to be full of devotees, of Lord Vishnu and Shiv especially. This makes the atmosphere quite spiritual and religious. To soak oneself into the divinity of God and to render his/her offerings this is one best places to be at.
Not just temples, the place also has quite a few natural blessings as well in the form of lush hills and a beautiful little waterfall. Some of the temples are located on the top of hills which requires a bit of hiking as well, providing quite a wonderful experience.
A nice little waterfall around the city certainly boosts up spirits, and so does the Veyilingala Kona Waterfall. It is quite a popular spot among t...
Read moreLocated centrally, this is one of the main attractions of the city, the very sacred Sri Subrahmanya Swany Temple. Pure white in colour the temple s...
Read more'Sahasra' means lings, and thus the name suggests what the temple is about. There are 1000 Shiva lings carved out of a single idol. The temple has ...
Read moreThe prime attraction of the town which attracts thousands of visitors, mainly devotees is the Srikalahastisvara Temple. The temple is pristinely wh...
Read moreThe Bharadwaja Tirtham is one of the famous religious sites in Srikalahasti. What makes it different is the kind of surroundings it has. Surrounded...
Read moreThis temple is dedicated to Goddes Durgambika, or commonly known as Goddes Durga. It also has a typical style of architecture, and like a lot of ot...
Read moreThe word Bhakta in Hindi means devotee, and just like the name suggests, the temple is devoted to a Lord Shiva bhakt, who had offered him his eyes....
Read moreHand made paintings are quite famous in Srikalahasti, which generally are pictures of God. They are known as Srikalamkari or Srikalahasti Kalamkari...
Read moreWell, no doubt the land is very religious and spiritual and definitely, that is because of the number of temples in the area. The Srikalahastisvara Temple is the main temple of the town and the prime attraction as well. It is pristinely white and looks beautiful. Then there is the Sri Subrahmanya Swamy Temple which looks quite similar to the Srikalahastisvara Temple. Both these temples are respected a lot and they account for the maximum tourist count of the place. Then there are other temples as well, all dedicated to different Gods and one even to a very devoted Bhakt. So, if you want to visit a place where wherever you go, you get to see a glimpse of God, the town of Srikalahasti is just the right place for you.
It is accessible by all means, air, rail and road.
The nearest airport is in Tirupati, 2 kms away. From there, a cab or a taxi can be easily available.
The nearest railway station is in Srikalahasti only, which connects to many major cities of the country.
Srikalahasti is well connected to the rest of the Andhra Pradesh by state transport buses.
The roads are well maintained, and can be reached by driving from major cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore.
It can be travelled by foot, or even by local buses. Autos are available too.
The town is garnering popularity day by day, which also means more and more facilities for the tourists. There are a lot of hotels in the town of Srikalahasti in all price ranges. People can choose to stay either in Kalahasti or Chittoor, depending upon their needs and plan.
When it comes to food, authentic South Indian food is available, strictly vegetarian due to respects for the temples. The food is quite delicious and appreciated a lot.