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Gandhi Chowk

Gandi Chowk is the main market for Jewellery trade. This place is the major hub where one can find many jewellery shops. A 10-foot bronze statue was established in the centre of Gandhi Chowk adding more beauty to the place.

Jammalapuram is a quaint village situated near Yerupallam, a town in Khammam district. This village housed many temples but the main temple is of Swami Venkateshwara, who's the presiding deity of the village. Surrounded by hills, this village has a pleasant weather coupled with the warmth of it's natives.

Kaman Bazaar is an ideal place to shop in Khammam. One can find a variety of ethnic, western wear, artificial Jewellery and much more.

Initiated in 950 AD and completed by the year 1000, this fort has seen many change of reigns. Depicting architecture of both Muslim and Hindu reigns, Khammam Fort has recently completed 1000 years of existence and is a major tourist destination.

Sprawling over a vast area of almost 635 sq. kms, Kinnersani Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the Khammam district of Telangana. Nestled amidst the Dandakaranya Forest, the sanctuary is flanked by river Godavari on one side. Besides the variety of endangered flora, it is also home to umpteen species of Chousinghas, Sambar, Wild Boars, Gaurs, Chinkara, Cheetals, Hyenas, Sloth Bears etc. With suitable temperature and a pleasant climate, several species live here in tune with nature. In addition to the nature lovers, the region is also a popular hot spot among birdwatchers and photographers. Read More

If you’re fond of cultural, religious, or historical exploration, and if you happen to have a marked fascination with architecture, then the grand temples of this place are bound to enthrall you. Not only does this site of wonder in the Deccan have recently dug up ancient Buddhist stupas but it also boasts of an association with the Hindu epic Mahabharata. Situated at the crest of the Deccan, at a distance of about 22 km from Khammam, the town of Nelakondapalli can lend you a unique and enriching experience. Whether looking to satisfy an itch for archaeological exploration or intending to fulfill your curiosity about yet another place of ancient religious significance in the Deccan region, Nelakondapalli is for you! Read More

According to legends, the Narsimha Swami or Narsimhadri temple, situated on a hill called Stambhadri, is said to have existed since 1.6 million years. The city derives it's name from the vertical rock that acts as pillar or 'Khamba' below the temple.

The Palair lake is situated in the Palair Village, located 30 km from Khammam town. It is a man-made lake and major a source of fresh water to the Khammam district. In recent times, water based sports and recreational activities are put in place to make it a popular tourist spot.