Eco Tourism

Ananthasagaram Tank is a large water body located in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is a significant irrigation tank that supports agricultural activities in the region. The tank also serves as a critical
water source for drinking and domestic use in nearby villages. The tank is surrounded by open fields, small hills, and lush greenery, especially during the monsoon season. This setting offers beautiful, panoramic views, making
it an attractive spot for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful escape from city life. Directions

Nagaravanam Pampanuru (V), Atmakuru (M):

The Nagara Vanam, an eco-tourist park conceived by the Forest department with a view to make people and students environmental  conscious and create love for trees and ecology, at Pampanur village.

Jeedipalli Reservoir Jeedipalli (V), Beluguppa (M):

Jeedipalli Reservoir is located in the Anantapur district. It is one of the important water bodies in the region and plays a crucial role in irrigation, supporting  agricultural activities in a district that is often affected by water scarcity. The reservoir is part of the larger Penna River basin and helps in balancing water needs for various purposes, such as drinking water supply and agriculture. The reservoir is surrounded by scenic views and is a popular spot for local visitors who enjoy picnics and nature walks. The Jeedipalli Reservoir, along with other water projects in the region, contributes significantly to the agricultural economy of Anantapur by providing a steady water supply in an otherwise arid area.

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Aluru Kona Aluru (V), Tadipatri (M):

Aluru Kona is at a distance of 15 Kms from Tadipatri Town. One can find small water falls in an area in the valley, where water is ever-present. The valley with its natural beauty attracts tourists. Apart from that, thousands of tourists and devotees visit it throughout the year.

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Yadiki Caves Konapulappadu (V), Yadiki (M)

Yadiki Caves is midway between Gooty and Tadipatri. The cave system is in the picturesque village of Konapulappadu which is 18 kms from Yadiki. The magnificent view of the hillocks, gorges, spring, paddy fields, lake and winding roads enthrals every visitor. Jeemanugavi cave is 5kms. in length and one can go up to 2kms. Inside. The intricate design of stalactite and stalagmite formations takes shape of chandeliers, bridges, globes, snakes etc. The sight of some, which glitters like diamonds is amazing. Uudamanugavi, another cave can accommodate 100 people. Kona Ramalingeswara temple adjacent to the spring adds to the beauty. For those who are young in mind and body there is scope for trekking and rock climbing.

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The PABR (Penna Ahobilam Balancing Reservoir) Dam is built on the
Penna River and plays a significant role in managing water resources for the surrounding region, particularly benefiting agricultural lands. The reservoir is also a scenic spot, attracting locals and visitors who come for picnics and  to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. The nearby landscapes offer opportunities for bird-watching and photography, especially during the monsoon season when the water levels are high.

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Located in the vicinity of the famous shrine Pennahobilam temple in Uravakonda mandal of Anantapur district, the waterfall is a special attraction for tourists. When Tungabhadra water enters Uravakonda  mandal and releases water to PABR and MPR through Mopid link channel, the water flows in full through the canal through pennahobilam field attracting tourists. Located 11 km from Uravakonda town and 42 km from the district center, Pennahobila Kshetra is a delight for tourists and devotees.

The Mid Pennar Reservoir has been constructed across River Pennar near Penakacherla (v), Garladinne Mandal, Ananthapuramu District of Andhra Pradesh with storage capacity of 5.17 TMC. Mid Pennar Dam is surrounded by scenic landscapes, including hills, open fields, and the reservoir itself, making it an attractive spot for nature lovers and photographers. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the dam and the  surrounding countryside, especially during sunrise and sunset.

Singanamala Tank is a large irrigation tank located in the Anantapur  district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is one of the important water bodies in the region, serving as a key source of water for agricultural activities in the surrounding areas. The tank is surrounded by rural landscapes, farmlands, and small hills, making it a picturesque location for visitors. The tranquil environment makes it ideal for those looking to relax in a natural setting,  enjoy quiet walks along the water, or engage in photography. 

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