Nallamala Forest,Andhra Pradesh,India

Nallamala Forest is one of the largest undisturbed stretches of forest in South India. It is located in the Nallamala Hill which is a part of the Eastern Ghats. It is spread over five districts namely, Kurnool, Guntur, Kadapa, Mahabubnagar and Prakasam. 

The highest peak of these forest is sikhareswaram which is about 2835 feet above sea level. You can also watch here the Cumbum Lake which is belongs to 15^th century AD. This lake was considered one among the oldest man-made lake made in Asia.

Breathtaking views of Nallamala ranges can be seen enroute to Srisailam. Almost half stretch of this journey belongs to the Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve. It is also common to sight wild animals in some parts of this route.

The calm and peaceful environments all-around of these forest attracts thousands of people from different part of Andhra.

This is the perfect place to spend some hours close to nature. The healthy climate of these forest will surely rejuvenate you and you will fill with lot of happiness and enjoyments. 

How to Reach

By Road: If you are reaching in your own vehicle then get the highway of Vijayawada to Guntakal. A route is good, but covered with dense forest so be careful when you drive especially in night. Buses for Srisailam are available from almost every city of Andhra Pradesh. 

By Rail: Closest railway station for Nallamala hills are Hyderabad and Vijayawada.