Best Places to visit in July in Vijayawada

You will find here a recommended list of Places to visit in July in Vijayawada, that you must visit.

Akkanna Madanna Caves, Vijayawada

Located at the foot of Indrakeeladri Hill, in the vicinity of Kanaka Durga Temple, the 7th-century twin rock-cut caves are present. They were constructed in the 17th century take their name after two ministers from the court of Quli Qutb Shah. Read more..

Hazratbal Mosque, Vijayawada

Located in the heart of the city of Vijayawada is the Hazaratbal Mosque, which is an important seat of faith for Muslims. The splendid structure is cast out of marble is a sheer architectural marvel. Read more..

Kondapalli Fort, Vijayawada

Located in Kondapalli, Guntur at about 23 km away from Vijayawada the 14th-century imperial fort is an architectural delight. The structure reflects a blend of Persian, Mughal, and Bahamani style since it has roots in parallel histories. Read more..

Mogalarajapuram Caves, Vijayawada

Located in the middle of the city of Vijayawada at "Kasthuribaipet", Krishna District these 5th-century relics are a testimony to the heritage of Vijayawada. The caves have a religious significance owing to five rock-cut sanctums that house idols of Lord Nataraja, Lord Vinayaka, goddess Durga. Read more..

Prakasam Barrage, Vijayawada

A Road Bridge present as Prakasam Barrage built across the River Krishna connects. The barrage was constructed to facilitate the irrigation of large tracts of farmland and is one of the first major projects undertaken for irrigation in South India. Read more..

PVP Square, Vijayawada

Located on the MG Road the PVP Square Mall pulsates with energy. The mall is the biggest in the city has several stores offering unlimited options for the purchase of apparel, footwear, accessories, jewelry, electrical appliances, and other household goods. Read more..

Scrap Sculpture Park, Vijayawada

Located at the end of MG Road, is a unique waterside theme-based park where innovation and creativity have found new means of expression. Instead of discarding the scrap metal, the Municipal Corporation of Vijawavada decided to utilize them artistically. Read more..

Subramanya Swami Temple, Vijayawada

Located on the foothills of Indrakiladari the temple enshrines the Lord of serpents, Kartikey or Murugan. Made out of shining white marble the interior and the exterior of the structure are inlaid with detailed intricate carvings and are an architectural masterpiece. Read more..

Victoria Jubilee Museum or Bapu Museum, Vijayawada

Located on the Bandar Road the Victoria Jubilee Museum is a living exemplar ashlar masonry in Indo-European architectural style. The museum was erected to honor the Golden jubilee coronation of Queen Victoria and it is here that the father of nation added a wheel to the tricolor flag. Read more..