Ananthapuramu Cluster
Tower Clock
Located in the heart of Anantapur, built in memory of the martyrs of the Indian independence movement. Its structure represents the date of independence, August 15, 1947.
Padmasri Kalluru Subbarao District Archaeological Museum
First started in 1992 and recently revamped with modern features in 2024. It was named after Padmasri Kalluru Subbarao, a great freedom fighter and outstanding personality.
Peace Memorial Hall
Located on high-rise ground opposite the district court, it is a grand structure spanning 2 acres. Established in 1921 after WWI, it continues to serve as a community reading hall.
Town Congregational Church
Built in 1931, previously known as the South Indian United Church. This church holds daily prayers and is maintained by the London Missionary Society and the Telugu church council.
Ananthasagaram Tank
A large, significant irrigation tank supporting agricultural and domestic water needs. It offers panoramic, lush scenery especially during the monsoon season.
Nagaravanam Eco-Tourism Park
An eco-tourist park conceived by the Forest department to promote environmental consciousness, tree love, and ecology among students and the public.
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Sri Subramaneswara Swamy Temple, Pampanur
A deeply significant 500-year-old temple where Sri Subramaniashwara is enshrined with seven heads, uniquely consolidating various forms of Shakti and providing a serene spiritual retreat.
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MPR (Mid Pennar Reservoir) Dam
Constructed across River Pennar, the dam is an attractive location for nature lovers offering panoramic sunrise and sunset views alongside its large 5.17 TMC capacity reservoir.
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Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Penna Ahobilam
A highly venerated temple built by Sri Krishna Devarayala on a small hill in 1478. Considered a powerful Swayambu kshetra, drawing devotees for deep spiritual and physical healings.