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Amaravati Stupa
1,100
per person (approx)
Amaravati Stupa Tour
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Amaravati Stupa Itinerary

Last updated: 17 July 2025 | Best Time: Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb

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Arrival & Check-in
Arrive at Guntur or Vijayawada (nearest major cities to Amaravati). Check into your chosen accommodation.

Travel: Varies by mode of transport

Time: Morning

Ancient Buddhist Heritage
Amaravati Stupa & Archaeological Museum
Visit the Amaravati Stupa, an ancient Buddhist monument, and the adjacent Archaeological Museum showcasing artifacts from the site. This is the core of your visit.

Travel: Approx. 1 hour from Guntur/Vijayawada by taxi/bus

Entry: Stupa (free), Museum (nominal fee approx. ₹20-₹30)

Serene Buddha Statue
Dhyana Buddha Statue
A short distance from the Stupa, marvel at the towering Dhyana Buddha statue, offering a peaceful and spiritual experience.

Travel: Short walk or auto ride from Stupa (approx. ₹20-₹30)

Entry: Free

Ancient Rock-Cut Caves
Undavalli Caves
Explore the ancient rock-cut Undavalli Caves, a magnificent example of Indian rock-cut architecture, located a short drive from Amaravati towards Vijayawada.

Travel: Auto/taxi (approx. ₹150-₹250 from Amaravati)

Entry: Approx. ₹25 per person

Riverside Landmark
Prakasam Barrage (Vijayawada)
If you're heading towards or staying in Vijayawada, visit the impressive Prakasam Barrage, offering scenic views of the Krishna River. It's a key landmark in Vijayawada.

Travel: Short drive from Undavalli Caves (approx. 15-20 min)

Entry: Free

Departure
Departure from Guntur/Vijayawada
Head to Guntur or Vijayawada Railway Station/Airport for your onward journey, concluding your historical and cultural tour.

Travel: Varies by destination

Time: Afternoon/Evening

Budget Accommodation Options near Amaravati Stupa
For budget stays, consider hostels or dharamshalas in **Guntur city** or **Vijayawada city**, especially near their respective railway stations or bus stands for convenient access to Amaravati.