Amaravati is a remarkable destination where religion, archaeology, art and history come together. Situated on the banks of the Krishna River, the town has played an important role in the cultural history of the Andhra region.

Amaravati is particularly famous for its ancient Buddhist heritage. The archaeological remains associated with the Amaravati Stupa and the celebrated Amaravati school of sculpture demonstrate the area's importance as a centre of Buddhist art and culture.

The town is also an important Shaivite pilgrimage destination because of the Amaralingeswara Temple, creating an unusual opportunity to experience both Buddhist and Hindu heritage within the same tourism circuit.

With its riverside landscape, archaeological importance and religious attractions, Amaravati is an ideal destination for heritage tourism, spiritual tourism, photography and cultural exploration.