Recreating the glories of history

Step into the allure of Chandragiri Fort, captivatingly divided into the Lower Fort and the Upper Fort. As you explore the Lower Fort's unique crescent shape, you'll discover the well-preserved Raja Mahal and Rani Mahal, both brimming with intriguing history and splendid architecture.

Raja Mahal stands tall with its three-storeyed grandeur, now home to a mesmerising museum housing an extraordinary collection of weaponry, sculptures, coins, and historical documents. Nearby, Rani Mahal beckons with its charming two-storeyed layout and a touch of pink from its restoration. Wander through the fort's expanse and revel in the remnants of temples, mandapas, and more.

Venture onward to the Upper Fort, perched majestically atop the hill, where you'll be greeted by awe-inspiring ramparts, watchtowers, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Although the climb is demanding, the lure of historical ruins and breathtaking scenery promises an adventure of unparalleled wonder.

Extraordinary tales that continue to live through time

Chandragiri Fort has long been linked with the legacy of Vijayanagara Emperors. Odra Gajapati Kapilendra Dev conquered it in 1460, adding another layer of significance to this fortified stronghold. Sri Krishnadevaraya would reside here during his pilgrimages to Tirumala. Additionally, within its major royal rooms is a museum displaying various artifacts dating back to 15th and 16th century stone figures and carvings, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into Chandragiri's surroundings.