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Srisailam, a scenic hill town in the Nandyal district of Andhra Pradesh, is renowned for its centuries-old shrines and stunning natural beauty. This revered destination, which attracts thousands of devotees during festivals, offers a unique blend of spirituality and tranquillity. Thrillophilia’s Srisailam tour packages provide the perfect opportunity to explore the city’s iconic landmarks like the Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, one of India’s twelve Jyotirlingas. Along with the temple, you can immerse yourself in the city’s natural beauty surrounded by lush forests, hills, and the peaceful Krishna River, making it an ideal retreat from the busy city life.

With Thrillophilia’s Srisailam packages, you can visit Pathala Ganga, and take a dip in the Krishna River. You can also explore the mighty Srisailam Dam, an engineering marvel amid green landscapes. The local wildlife sanctuary delights those who wish to spot tigers, deer, and diverse birds. One another major attraction to include in your Srisailam itinerary here is the Bhramaramba Devi Temple, which honours the power of the goddess.

At Thrillophilia, we focus on convenience, customisation, and expert planning for every trip. Our destination experts create flexible itineraries for Srisailam with comfortable stays, guided sightseeing, activities, and meals. We also offer hassle-free transfers and reliable on-ground assistance to make your journey smooth. Our diligent customer support ensures that you can always reach us for help. We have a broad network of operators who enrich each tour with unique experiences.

For those seeking a meaningful escape, Srisailam offers an inspiring blend of faith and nature. You can immerse yourself in its traditions, savour local food, and admire picturesque views. Make the most of our Srisailam tour packages to embrace the essence of this holy city.

Book your journey with Thrillophilia now, and enjoy a trip filled with memories in Srisailam.

Places to Visit on SrisailamTour

1. Pathala Ganga

Pathala Ganga, the backwaters of the Krishna River, is a sacred and picturesque spot in Srisailam. Known for its spiritual significance, devotees take a dip here, believing the holy waters cleanse sins and cure skin ailments. The area offers panoramic views of the Nallamala Hills and lush forests. Accessible via a ropeway or 500 steep steps, it is also a hub for boating activities. A boat ride here provides stunning vistas and is the gateway to the renowned Akkamahadevi Caves.

2. Srisailam Tiger Reserve

The Srisailam Tiger Reserve is one of India's largest and most biodiverse wildlife sanctuaries. It is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, and rare species like the Indian pangolin. The reserve also features reptiles like crocodiles and king cobras. Guided safaris and trekking trails through dense forests and river-crossed valleys provide thrilling opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts. 

3. Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple

Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, is a place of spirituality and architectural excellence. Situated on the Nallamala Hills, this 14th-century temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Devotees can offer prayers directly in the sanctum, a unique feature of this temple. The Dravidian-style architecture, with exquisite carvings and 116 inscriptions, reflects its historical significance. 

4. Akkamahadevi Caves

The Akkamahadevi Caves are a blend of natural wonder, history, and spirituality. Named after the 12th-century poetess Akka Mahadevi, the caves feature a naturally formed Shivalinga deep within. Accessible via a boat ride on the Krishna River, the journey offers scenic views of the Nallamala Hills. Inside, the caves are narrow, requiring a bit of adventure to explore. Their million-year-old limestone formations and tranquil atmosphere make them a must-visit.

5. Srisailam Dam

The Srisailam Dam, built across the Krishna River, is an engineering marvel and a significant source of hydroelectric power and irrigation. Standing 145 metres tall and 512 metres long, the dam is surrounded by dense forests and hills, offering breathtaking views. Monsoon season showcases its majestic beauty when water gushes through its gates. The dam’s reservoir also provides boating opportunities, making it a popular spot for nature lovers and photographers.

6. Shikaresvara Temple, Srisailam

Shikaresvara Temple is perched on the highest peak of Srisailam, offering unparalleled views of the Krishna River and surrounding landscapes. Dedicated to Lord Shiva in his Shikaresvara form, the temple is believed to absolve sins and bring blessings. Its peaceful location, coupled with traditional South Indian architecture, creates a perfect blend of spirituality and natural beauty. 

7. Bhramaramba Devi Temple

Bhramaramba Devi Temple, a revered Shakti Peetha, is located within the Mallikarjuna Temple complex. Dedicated to Goddess Bhramaramba, an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, the temple is renowned for its spiritual significance. The idol depicts the goddess with eight arms, radiating power and grace. Legends narrate her divine battle with the demon Arunasura. The temple comes alive during the Navaratri and Kumbham festivals, offering a deeply immersive spiritual experience.

8. Lingala Gattu

Lingala Gattu is a rocky bank along the Krishna River and is one of the more unique attractions in Srisailam. Devotees believe the rock formations here symbolise Lord Shiva. Surrounded by serene landscapes, this spot is perfect for quiet reflection and worship. The area’s peaceful setting, combined with its sacred history, makes it a unique destination to visit.

9. Hemareddy Mallamma Temple

Located near Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, Hemareddy Mallamma Temple honours the unwavering devotion of Hemareddy Mallamma to Lord Shiva. The temple is surrounded by greenery, offering a peaceful atmosphere for worshippers. Though relatively new, it attracts pilgrims inspired by the stories of Mallamma’s faith. 

10. Shopping in Srisailam

Shopping in Srisailam is a delightful experience, with local markets offering unique artefacts and souvenirs. Traditional jewellery, puja items, and handicrafts reflect the region's rich culture. The Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum sells organic honey collected by local tribes, a speciality of the region. These authentic products provide a meaningful way to take home a piece of Srisailam’s heritage and support local artisans.

11. Sakshi Ganapathi Temple

The Sakshi Ganapathi Temple is a must-visit shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The idol, holding a book and pen, symbolises his role as the divine witness. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the temple’s surroundings enhance its spiritual charm. 

12. Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum

Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the culture of the Chenchu tribe and other indigenous communities of the Nallamala Hills. Exhibits include traditional tools, weapons, jewellery, and artefacts that showcase their sustainable lifestyle. The museum also highlights the tribe’s spiritual connection to Lord Mallikarjuna. Here, you can purchase locally collected honey, adding a unique touch to your cultural exploration.