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Barah Shaheed Dargah

Barah Shaheed Dargah is a mausoleum located very close to sea in Sulurpet in Nellore District. The place was established in the honor of 12 martyrs. It is a common belief that those who visit here to pay their respects, have all their wishes fulfilled. The dargah is a sight to behold especially during the time of Moharram when a festival called Rottela Panduga is held for three days. It is also advised to stay here a night during Amavasya.

Mypadu Beach, a mesmerising beach with pristine seawater and golden brown sand, is located on the west coast of India. It is about 25 kilometres from Nellore, Andhra Pradesh and lies on the coast of the magnificent Bay of Bengal. One can take a long peaceful stroll across the beach or sit in the sand, contemplate about life or just absorb the beauty of the location. Mypadu Beach is perfect for sunbathing but early morning and evening walks in the cool breeze as you watch the sunrise or set are a must here before you checkmark this attraction on your travelling list. The beach is frequented by local fishers and travellers for its fantastic view and captivating scenery although it is not as crowded as many other commercial beaches in India. Managed by the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (APTDC), this beautiful beach is not just for ocean lovers but also for the ones who love an adrenalin rush. One visit here and you are sure to come back again and again. Although devoid of heavy activities, it serves as an ideal place to relax and connect with nature. Read More

Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Narasimhaswamy Temple lies about 13 km from center of the Nellore city. Lord Vishnu is worshipped in this in the form of his fourth incarnation. Also referred to as Sri Vedagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple, the place holds several myths. The Santhana Vriksha located within the temple premises is said to bless the childless devotees with child whereas the Kondi Kasuli Hundi is considered to rid the sufferers from venomous snake and scorpion bites. A much smaller place of worship dedicated to Adi Lakshmi is also can be spotted above the main temple. Do visit this temple is you are travelling to Nellore. Read More

Renowned for being one of the most significant pelican habitats in South-east Asia, the Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary in the Nellore District is every bird watcher's dream come true. This mesmerising sanctuary is located just near the village of Nelapattu and is spread over a total area of about 459 hectares. The sanctuary is also a crucial breeding site for the spot-billed pelicans and is also home to significant plant communities like the Barringtonia swamp forests and the southern dry evergreen scrub. Other than the spot-billed pelican, the sanctuary is an important breeding ground for other birds as well, such as white ibis, openbill stork, night heron and little cormorant. In all, 189 different species of birds can be found at the Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary, of which 50 species are migratory. These migratory birds include common teal, shoveler, Spot-bill duck, grey heron, black-winged stilt, and garganey gadwall. It was declared as a sanctuary in the year 1997 by the government of India. Read More

Patu Ru is a small village lying at a distance of about 10 km from Nellore and perfect place for shopaholics. Renowned for its handicrafts industry and handloom sarees, the village is settles between the triangle formed by Kovuru, Damarmadugu and Kovuru.

Lying on the boundary of the states of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, Pulicat Lake is the second largest lagoon in the country. This fantastic destination is a natural beauty and also serves as a habitat for birds under the name of Pulicat Bird Sanctuary. The lake is separated by the Bay of Bengal by the barrier island of Sriharikota, which is also a rocket launching centre of India. Situated in the midst of scintillating virgin charms and cutting edge technological hotspot, the Pulicat Lake has something for everyone. The sparkling waters of the Pulicat Lake serve as the perfect haven for birds that migrate to this region during the peak time of their mating season, which would be around October. A wide variety of birds can be found here during this period, including grey pelicans, flamingos, painted storks, open billed stork among the rest. A lot of these birds use the lake for food and live in the trees in the nearby surroundings. Due to favourable conditions that aid the birds, this place is a recognised bird sanctuary and is most certainly a bird lover's dream, for you can capture them in their natural habitat here. Read More

Also known as Ramathirdham, this temple is located 30 km from Nellore city. The presiding deities of the temple are Lord Shiva and Goddess Kamakshamma. However, devotees also visit temple to worship Lord Vigneswara and Subhramanya as well. Built way before the British rule, the temple serves as a magnificent architectural grandeur. Easily accessible from Vellore via a state highway, the temple is a must visit at least once.

Lying on the banks of River Pennar, Ranganatha Temple is one of the most revered temples of Nellore. The temple is great religious significance and is considered to be the oldest temples of the area which attracts devotees in such large number. The temple is also known for its beautiful architecture and exquisite carving. It houses seven gold pots adorned with huge mirrors within the temple premises. Addala Mandapam or minor hall situated within the complex is famous for its intricate inlay work. It is also a major part of the temple being the place where the idol of the presiding deity of the temple, Lord Sri Ranganathswamy is enshrined. Read More