Andhra Pradesh is one of the most distinguished South Indian states, filled to the rim with umpteen number of places to visit. Being the abode of the world famous Tirumala Tirupati Sri Venkateshwara Temple, the Chittoor city of Andhra Pradesh is a well-known spiritual cum tourism destination in the state.

History lovers and adventure freaks are also attracted towards this beautiful destination as the place boasts numerous historic sites as well as provides exciting adventurous activities.

The location of the place on the banks of the Ponnai River enhances its beauty. The tropical and deciduous forests of Chittoor contributes to the rich flora and fauna of the state of Andhra Pradesh. Because of the wide varieties of delicious mangoes grown in this region, Chittoor is nicknamed as the Mango City. So never forget to try as well as to take back home some of the mouth-watering mango varieties on your visit to Chittoor.

You can also gaze at the sprawling agricultural land that grows grains, sugarcane, peanuts, etc while visiting this mango city. The superabundant greenery of Chittoor is an eye-soothing view which is just enough to delight you.

The Horsley Hills makes the adrenaline junkies overwhelm with great excitement and adventure. It offers pleasing climate and enchanting views and is a favourite tourist destination in Chittoor.

Nature also gifted Chittoor with spell-binding waterfalls, mesmerizing hill stations, and amazing sanctuaries where the nature lovers can relish the charm of the place.

The historical sites and the marvelous temple with their great sanctity impart the rich historical legacy and spellbinding culture of Chittoor.

The Gurramkonda Fort that is placed high on top a hill is a must visit historical site. It is said that as the Fort is at the top of a steep hill, the rulers rode a horse to reach the fort and hence it was named as Gurramkonda where Gurram means horse and Konda means hills.

Altogether Chittoor is so incredible that words fall short to describe its magnificence.

Popular As:

Chittoor is popular as the city that houses India's greatest temples, especially, Tirupati Sri Venkateshteshwara temple in Tirumala of Chittoor.

Chittoor is also popular as the Mango city.

Prominent places to visit:

Tirumala Tirupati Sri Venkateshwara Temple: Relish your moment of spirituality at the Tirumala Tirupati Sri Venkateshwara Temple.

Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple: The main highlight of Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple is its miraculous self-manifested idol of Lord Vinayaka.

Srikalahasti Temple: Also known as Kailasa and Kashi of the south, Srikalahasti Temple is another prominent temple in Chittoor, greatly admired by the devotees.

Gurramkonda Fort: The Gurramkonda Fort made up of mud and rock is a 500-year old architectural wonder in Chittoor.

Swami Pushkarini Lake: The sacred Swami Pushkarini Lake is believed to cleanse all the sins of those who take a dip in its holy waters.

Horsley Hills: Nicknamed as the "Ooty of Andhra Pradesh", the Horsley Hills is a fascinating holidaying as well as a trekking spot.

Nagari Hills: Nagari Hills with its highest point resembling a human's nose is a mountaineer’s delight.

Kaigal Falls: The stunning Kaigal Falls surrounded by lush greenery is the bliss of unadulterated nature.

Tada Falls: Tada Falls is an amazing location where nature, adventure and spirituality meets.

Kaundinya Wildlife Sanctuary: Filled with serenity, Kaundinya Wildlife Sanctuary is an ideal place to explore the variety of plant and animal species.

Best Time to Visit:

November to April is regarded as the best time to visit Chittoor when the climate is so enjoyable for exploring the place. The summer season from April till June is not advisable to visit Chittoor because of the unbearably hot weather. During this season the temperature reaches a maximum of 41 degrees Celsius with the lowest temperature being 31 degrees Celsius. The tourists often prefer the pleasant chilling winter season to visit Chittoor. The winter season begins in Chittoor in the month of October and lasts till the month of March with temperature ranging between 31 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees Celsius. July to September is the ideal time for monsoon lovers to visit Chittoor. The refreshing showers fill a delighting ambience all around and the temperature stays between 19 degrees Celsius to 35 degrees Celsius.

Way to Reach:

 By Air -  Chennai International Airport is the nearest airport to Chittoor which is situated at a distance of 153.9 Km.

 By Rail -  Chittoor Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Chittoor which is situated at a distance of just 500m.

By Road: Chittoor ASPRTC Bus Station is the nearest bus station to Chittoor which is situated at a distance of 1.7 Km.