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Located on the banks of river Amaravati, Karur is famous for being home to numerous ancient temples and is also one of the seven sacred Shivalayams. The most popular temple in Karur is the Pasupathiswaralingam Temple which houses a five feet tall lingam. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is one of the seven major Shivalingams in the region. Other must-visit temples in Karur include Sri Karuvur Mariamman Temple, Kalyana Venkataramana Swamy Temple. Tourists should also visit the Karur Government Museum which exhibits a great collection of bronze items, metal ware and ancient musical instruments along with coins, rocks, fossils and molluscan shells. Karur is also a prime shopping destination and is famous for its cottage industries and brassware. The city also produces some precious and semi precious gems like moonstones, aquamarines, jasper, feldspar and quarts. Important festivals like Pongal, Aadi Perukku, Vaikunata Ekadasi and Karur's annual festival Mariamman, are celebrated with great fervour and draw a large number of tourists. Karur is located at a distance of about 140 km from Madurai.

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Here are the top 44 places to visit in andhra pradesh in 2024:, 1. araku valley.

1 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 8 Tourist attractions

Araku Valley is a comparatively unexplored hill station mostly visited by locals as a weekend getaway and is situated some 120 kilometres away from Vishakhapatnam. If you're a tourist looking for exclusivity and tranquillity, Vistadome train leaves Vishakhapatnam at 6.50 AM, making way through 58 tu...

Best Time: September to February

2. Visakhapatnam

2 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 27 Tourist attractions

Visakhapatnam, also commonly known as Vizag, is one of the oldest port cities in the country. Situated in the heart of Andhra Pradesh, Vizag was announced as the state capital of Andhra Pradesh on January 31, 2023. The city is known for its picturesque beaches and serene landscape, as well as a...

Best Time: September to March

3. Amaravathi

3 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 4 Tourist attractions

Known as the Capital of Andhra Pradesh, Amaravathi is a planned city on the banks of the River Krishna. Amaravathi is renowned for being a site of a Buddhist Stupa that is a semi-hemispherical structure containing Buddhist relics and often called the Abode of God. 

Best Time: November to March

4. Gandikota

4 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Endearingly known as the ‘Grand Canyon of India’, Gandikota is a small and quaint village in the Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh. Flanked by River Pennar on the right side, the village is famous for the spectacular gorges formed by the river cutting through Erramala Hills. The narrow valleys with ...

Best Time: November to February

5. Tirupati

5 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 40 Tourist attractions

Situated in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, Tirupati is known for Lord Venkateshwara Temple, one of the most visited pilgrimage centers in the world. It is also one of the world's richest temples known by different names - Tirumala Temple, Tirupati Temple, and Tirupati Balaji Temple. Tiruma...

6. Vijayawada

6 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 25 Tourist attractions

Nestled on the banks of River Krishna in the state of Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is the second-largest populated city in the state. Known as the ‘commercial, political and media capital of Andhra Pradesh’, the city is one of the most rapidly growing urban cities in India. Covered by hills and canals...

7. Anantapur

7 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 12 Tourist attractions

Anantapuram is the headquarters of Anantapur District in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Anantapuram is not a cosmopolitan city. Neither is it a village. It is one of those towns in transition, that is at the confluence of the past and the future. Anantapuram reverberates with flashes of In...

8. Srisailam

8 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 16 Tourist attractions

Srisailam, a hill town in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh is home to the holy Malikarjuna Jyotirlinga and also as one of the eighteen Shakti Peethas of goddess Parvati. Situated on the banks of river Krishna, Srisailam is identified with a wildlife sanctuary and a dam.

Best Time: October to February

9. Ananthagiri Hills

9 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 10 Tourist attractions

Set amid the Eastern Ghats, Ananthagiri Hills is a beautiful retreat 90km away from Hyderabad city. One of the earliest human habitat areas, Ananthagiri is a hill town of ancient caves, temples, medieval fort palaces that showcases the history of the area.

Best Time: October to March

10. Kurnool

10 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 30 Tourist attractions

A place of much historical value with beautiful surrounding areas, Kurnool, is a small town in Andhra Pradesh where much of history left its imprints. The city also is known as The Gateway of Rayalaseema.

Best Time: December to February

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11 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 13 Tourist attractions

Known as the Land of Chillies, Guntur is famous for its massive chilli market yard in Asia. It is the third most populous town in Andhra Pradesh located at a distance of 30kms from the newly coined capital Amaravathi.

12. Nellore

12 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 7 Tourist attractions

Nellore is a beautiful city lying on the banks of River Penna, a Municipal Corporation in the South Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Anciently known as Vikrama Simhapuri, it derived its name from "Nelluru", a combination of Tamil words "Nel" and "Ooru" where Nel stands for Paddy and Ooru means Place.

13. Lepakshi

13 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 4 Tourist attractions

Lepakshi is a small quaint village with a trail of several great kingdoms that once ruled the area. Located in the Anantpur district of Andhra Pradesh, Lepakshi is located at a distance of 120 km from Bangalore making it a great choice for one day trip. Founded in 1535 AD by Maharaja Aliya Rama Raya...

14. Rajahmundry

14 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 12 Tourist attractions

Located on the banks of River Godavari in Andhra Pradesh, and officially known Rajamahendravaram, Rajahmundry is the biggest city of the East and the West Godavari District in the state. Touted to be one of the oldest cities in India, Rajahmundry was founded in the 19th century by the Chalukya King-...

15. Horsley Hills

15 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Located near the southwestern border between Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, Horsley Hills refers to a hill station that is the perfect amalgam of the charms of Andhra Pradesh and the beauty of the hills. It is thus often called, the Ooty of Andhra. This natural marvel is situated at an astonishing he...

16. Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary

16 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

A wildlife sanctuary spread across an area of 614sq kms in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, Rollapadu offers its visitors a journey into the wild, close to nature, amidst a number of diverse species of flora and fauna. Established in 1988, Rollapadu is especially known for being the home to t...

17. Lambasingi

17 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Fondly called the ‘Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh’, Lambasingi is a quaint hamlet nestled in Chintapalli Mandal in the richly forested Arakku Valley at an elevation of 1025 m above the sea level. On of the best kept secrets of Andhra Pradesh, the dainty village is known for its majestic hills, apple orch...

18. Chittoor

18 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 11 Tourist attractions

Steeped in religion, devotion and architecture, Chittoor is a place that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.

19. Borra Caves

19 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Located on the east coast of India, the Borra Caves are situated in the Ananthagiri hills of the Araku Valley in Visakhapatnam district. Breath taking hilly terrain, beautiful landscape, semi-evergreen moist deciduous forests, and wild fauna of the Borra Caves are a visual feast.

20. Bhavani Island

20 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Bhavani island is one of the largest islands on a river and is located over the Krishna river at Vijayawada. The vast expanse of the island proves to be the perfect place for a relaxing weekend. If you are one for adventure sports and water slides, this is an exhilarating place to visit! It is named...

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21. Machilipatnam

21 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 10 Tourist attractions

The port town of Machelipatnam nestled on the banks of River Krishna is one of the most popular tourist attractions of South India. Steeped in rich historical past, the town still reflects the footprint of several foreign invaders in the country.

22. Kakinada

22 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 8 Tourist attractions

A city with a perfect blend of cosmopolitan lifestyle and old-world charm, Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh is blessed with the best of both the cultures. One side showcases the rich cultural heritage, while the other side will leave you in awe of its success in industrialization and architectural grandeu...

23. Konaseema

23 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Surrounded by the tributaries of the River Godavari and the magnificent Bay of Bengal itself, Konaseema is the delta-ic region in the East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. The area has properties matching those of the resplendent Kerala Backwaters and so it has also come to be called as ‘God’s o...

24. Srikalahasti

24 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 9 Tourist attractions

Located in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, the holy city of Srikalahasti is a popular tourist destination due to its famous Srikalahasti temple. It is one of the most important Shiva temples of South India built during the ancient Pallava dynasty. With vibrant yesteryear, this place ha...

Best Time: July to March

25. Mantralayam

25 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 2 Tourist attractions

Mantralayam is a holy town situated 74 km from Kurnool district in Andhra Pradesh and 250 km from its state capital, Hyderabad. It is located near the border of Karnataka and on the banks of the river Tungabhadra. Mantralayam is known for Sri Guru Raghavendra Swami, a saint who entere...

26. Annavaram

26 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 2 Tourist attractions

Located in the East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, Annavaram is a small hamlet on the banks of river Pampa. It is on the hilltop of Ratnagiri, at a distance of 142 kilometres from Hyderabad. The temple village is famous for its shrine of Sri Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy, a form of the Hin...

Best Time: Throughout the year

27. Puttaparthi

27 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 13 Tourist attractions

The holy abode of the legendary figure, Sathya Sai Baba, Puttaparthi is a town which takes you back to the days of ashrams and the ways of living in those times with an equal influence of the present.A tiny town in Andhra Pradesh, Puttaparthi has gained global fame as a centre of religious brillianc...

28. Vizianagaram

28 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 12 Tourist attractions

Lying close to the coastline of the Bay of Bengal on the Eastern Ghats, Vizianagaram is a city in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Deriving its name from the princely district of Vizianagaram, the name of the city means 'City of Victory'. Bounded by Vishakhapatnam on the west and south, and the Bay of B...

29. Samalkot

29 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 7 Tourist attractions

Samalkot is a small quaint town with a charm that can only be experienced by visiting it. Situated in the East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh, this place is regarded as holy by the devotees of Lord Shiva.

30. Nagarjunakonda

30 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh 5 Tourist attractions

A Buddhist town that flaunts age-old tools, Buddhist stupas, statues, monasteries and scriptures; Nagarjunakonda is one of the famous Buddhist pilgrimage sites in India. Located 150km from Hyderabad, near the Nagarjuna Sagar Reservoir, the town is believed to have been existed for almost 1800 years....

31. Yaganti

31 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Yaganti, in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh in India, is a popular tourist site that is famous for its temple of Sri Yagantiswamy, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is the perfect way to get a feel of the Andhra Pradesh tourism. Also known as Uma Maheshwara Temple, the ancient Sri Yag...

32. Rushikonda Beach

32 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

The Rushikonda Beach is a stunning shore located on the coast of the Bay of Bengal in Vishakhapatnam, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. APTDC, which is in charge of this natural beauty, has done a great job in the upkeep of the beach and ensured that this natural attraction remains unspoil...

33. Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary

33 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Merely 22km away from the Kakinada Beach, Coringa is a Wildlife Sanctuary as well as an estuary. It is home to as many as 35 species of mangrove plants, 120 species of rare birds and innumerable species of flora. This sanctuary is also famous for being home to the critically endangered white-backed&...

34. Maredumilli

34 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Part of one of the premium eco-tourism projects of the country, Maredumilli is a terrain of undulating plains, evergreen forests and rich biodiversity. Located in the East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, which is known for its rivers, ravines and lush greeneries, Maredumilli is a paradise for t...

35. Draksharamam

35 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Located on the eastern bank of Godavari, Draksharamam Temple is one of the five most powerful and prominent temples dedicated to Lord Shiva in the country. 40kms away from Rajahmundry, the temple architecture dates back to 11th century. Draksharamam is perfect for a religious pilgrimage, the scenery...

36. Oravakallu Rock Garden

36 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

There are a few ordinary landscapes in Kurnool. One fascinating stretch is a park with igneous rock formations. Find here a restaurant, small ponds, boating facilities and a cave museum. A less ordinary hiking area and a bit unusual picnic spot, this one, is a must visit area in Kurnool.

37. Ahobilam Temple

37 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Ahobilam is a small village renowned for Lord Narasimha Swamy Temple. The Ahobilam temple is dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy. The temple complex has temples of Adi Lakshmi Devi Temple and Chenchu Lakshmi Devi. It is the only temple where all the nine forms of the deity are worshipped. Ahob...

38. Rayadurg

38 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Built at the height of 2,727 feet above the sea level, Rayadurg is a town packed to the brim with monuments harbouring rich cultural heritage. Located at the Karnataka border, this small town draws tourists from all over the country.

39. Kaigal Falls

39 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Situated in the district of Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, the Kaigal fall is nestled amidst the Koundinya Wildlife sanctuary. The Kaigal waterfall derives its name from the village Kaigal, that surrounds it.

40. Tadipatri

40 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Ancient temples with relics from centuries back in await you within the temples of Tadipatri. Built during the golden years of the Vijaynagar Empire, this retreat situated on the Western side of Andhra Pradesh is guaranteed to leave any visitor enchanted.

41. Nagalapuram

41 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Hidden like a jewel behind the lush green forests of Andhra Pradesh lies a serene and tranquil place named Nagalapuram. Also known as Nagala Hills, it is famous for the various adventurous activities proffered in this scenic village. Nagalpuram is also known for housing the Nagalpuram Falls. A group...

42. Chirala Beach

42 out of 44 Places to visit in Andhra Pradesh

Also known as “Ksheerapuri”, the peaceful town of Chirala is located in Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh. It was founded by Minchala Paleti Papayya and Minchala Paleti Perayya. Chirala is exclusively famous for its quiet beaches, splendid panoramic view and extremely hospitable people. Also famou...

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17 Attractive Places to Visit in Karur

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Karur is a city in the Tamil Nadu state of India. Karur serves as the administrative centre for the Karur district. It is situated along the banks of the Amaravathi River. Karur is well-known as a textile export hub because of its export of home textile items to the United States and Europe. Karur is an old city in Tamil Nadu, located in the Karur District. It is well-known for its exports of handloom fabrics and blankets. Because of the Kaveri and Amravati rivers, the city boasts fertile soil. Kalyana Pasupatheeshwara Swamy Temple (Shiva temple), Ponnaniyar Dam, Mayanur, and other places of importance are also worth seeing.

Best Places to Visit in Karur

Arulmigu Sadasiva Brahmendral Adhistanam, Nerur

Ponnaniyar Dam

Arulmigu Kalyana Pasupatheswarar Temple

Arulmigu Mariamman Temple :

• Arulmigu Kalyana Venkataramana Swamy Temple
• Govt. Museum
• Puhazhimalai
• Arulmigu Kadambaneswarar Temple
• Ponnaniar Dam
• Thirumukkoodalur
• Mayanur Barrage
• Thirukkampuliyur Sellandiamman Temple
• Thirukkampuliyur Amma Park
• Amma Park Artificial Fountain

Arulmigu Sadasiva Brahmendra Adhishtanam and Arulmigu Kashi Vishwanatha temple are located in Karur district’s Nerur Village (13 kilometres from Karur-Thirumukkudalur Road). This Jeeva Samadhi is placed on the Cauvery River’s bank amid an oasis. The Cauvery River, which flows south from here, is a unique feature. It is a lovely site that attracts devotees from all around the country, not just those from Tamil Nadu.

Ponnaniar Dam is a picnic area near Pooncholai hamlet in the Kadavoor hill region of Karur district. A dam has been built at the base of the Semmalai. This dam has given irrigation to the surrounding lush land. The dam site is preserved by the public works department.

Places of Interest

Karur is a well-known industrial centre and, as previously stated, was the capital of the early Chera Kings of the Sangam period. This city is also well-known for its cottage and handloom textiles. Karur’s landmark is the Pasupatheeswarar Temple. A group of sculptures depicting Pasupatheeswarar Lingam, a milk-oozing cow, and a Rangamatha contribute to the temple’s allure.

A well-known temple dedicated to Sri Mariamman is located in the centre of Karur. Every year, all groups of people, regardless of caste or faith, participated in the Kumbum Festival, which is held throughout the month of May. One of the magnificent events is when every devotee brings sacred water from the river Amaravathi to this famous temple to worship.

Arulmigu Kalyana Venkataramana Swamy Temple, Thanthonimalai (5 km) :

This is 5 kilometres from Karur and has a temple dedicated to Lord Kalyana Venkataramana samy on a raised section of a hilltop. This temple is also referred to as Then Thirupathi (South Thirupathi).

Vennamalai (5 km) :

This location is well-known for its temple devoted to Lord Murugan, which is located 5 kilometres from Karur on the Karur-Salem route. Hindu exponents such as Arunagirinathar and Avaiyar sang hymns in honour of this Lord.

Nerur (12 km) :

Nerur Arulmigu Sadhasiva Brahmendra Temple is 12 kilometres from Karur. This Temple is a well-known landmark in the Karur District.

Govt. Museum (1.5 km) :

It can be found on Old Dindigul Road, Jawahar Bajar, Karur. The museum first opened its doors to the public in 2000. Bronze pieces, metalware objects, musical instruments, coins, rocks and minerals, fossils, botanical specimens, molluscan shells, and other marine specimens are among the specimens. The Museum’s educational programmes include Guide services, popular talks, and so forth.

Puhazhimalai (17 km) :

A temple dedicated to Lord Subramania on a tiny hill near Pugalur is known for its sculptures. This is located on the banks of the Cauvery River in Karur’s northwestern outskirts.

Arulmigu Kadambaneswarar Temple (45 km):

This temple is dedicated to Lord Kadambaneswarar and is located in Kulithalai town. Thaipoosam is a great festival observed every year during the Tamil month of Thai (January) here.

Ayyermalai (57 km) :

Ayyermalai is located in Karur District, 8 kilometres from Kulithalai. ArulmiguRathinagreeswarar has a shrine dedicated to him. Every year, the 15-day Bramotchavam Festival, the Thaipoosam Festival, the Karthigai Festival, the Panguni Uthiram Festival, and the Teppam Festival are all celebrated here in magnificent style.

Ponnaniar Dam (60 km):

Thirumukkoodalur (15 km):

The Arulmigu Agatheeswarar temple is located here and is under the supervision of the HR&CE department. In this location, the rivers Cauvery, Amaravathi, and Manimuthharu converge. As a result, the location is called after Thirumukoodal. Rajendra Chola-I of the Chola Dynasty erected this temple. Agathiya Munivar was said to have worshipped Lord Shiva in this temple.

Mayanur Barrage (23 km):

Karur’s picnic area is located here. Mayanur Barrage is one of the most popular tourist sites in Karur District. It is located 23 kilometres from Karur District and 21 kilometres from Kulithalai on the banks of the Cauvery River.

Thirukkampuliyur Sellandiamman Temple (23km):

Sellandiyamman Temple is one of the village’s primary attractions and a sacred pilgrimage spot for Hindus from the surrounding villages. Sellandiamman is the name of the deity at this temple. It is 23 kilometres from Karur District and 21 kilometres from Kulithalai, which is located on the banks of the Cauvery River.

Thirukkampuliyur Amma Park (23km):

Best Time to Visit in Karur

The winter season is the finest time to visit Karur.

How to Reach Karur

Trichy Airport (78 km), Coimbatore Airport (128 km), and Madurai Airport are the closest local and international airports (158 Km).

Karur Railway Station (Station Code – KRR) is part of the Salem Railway Division and serves Chennai, Coimbatore, Trichy, Madurai, Rameshwaram, Salem, Ernakulam, Mysore, Mangalore, and other cities.

There are 2 national highways namely the NH 44 NS (Varanasi – Kanyakumari road) and NH 81 Coimbatore – Chidambaram road tKarur is served by two national highways: NH 44 NS (Varanasi – Kanyakumari route) and NH 81 Coimbatore – Chidambaram road. Karur is connected to Erode and Dharapuram by other important state highways. The bus station in Karur is located in the town’s centre. Long-distance buses are operated by the State Express Transport Corporation, which connects the city to major cities like Chennai, Bangalore, Thirupathi, Thiruchendur and Rameshwaram.

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