Tourist Places in Amravati

While planning a holiday to Amravati, we recommend you go through this trove of information to make the most of your holiday. Amravati is a Heritage destination and is best experienced when visited during October, November, December, January and February as you can pleasant weather all day long here. One can also plan a holiday during June, July, August and September to enjoy heavy rainfall with humidity, and pleasant evenings. For people looking to the ditch the crowd, visiting Amravati during March, April, May and June is also a great way of exploring the destination.

Amravati is also known for its Makara Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri and Ugadi (Telugu New Year) which are celebrated in the months of January, February/March and March/April respectively. While here, you must definitely visit and explore Amaralingeswara Swamy Temple known for its Located on the southern bank of Krishna River in the Amaravathi village, this temple dedicated to Lord Shiva (known as Amaralingeswara Swamy) and his companion, Bala Chamundika, the 4th of the 18 goddesses, is quite popular amongst the locals. Amaravati Mahachaitya Stupa is another one in the top places to visit in Amravati known for its Located on the southern bank of Krishna River in the Amaravathi village, this temple dedicated to Lord Shiva (known as Amaralingeswara Swamy) and his companion, Bala Chamundika, the 4th of the 18 goddesses, is quite popular amongst the locals. We recommend that you do give a visit to these places to learn about the history and culture of Amravati better. Have a happy, safe and an unforgettable holiday in Amravati!