Bojjannakonda is a significant Buddhist archaeological site located near Sankaram in the Anakapalli region of Andhra Pradesh. The eastern hill contains ancient rock-cut caves, monolithic stupas, Buddhist sculptures and a life-sized Buddha statue. Together with the nearby Lingalakonda hill, it represents an important centre of Buddhist heritage in the region, dating broadly from the early centuries of the Common Era through the later Buddhist period. Visitors can explore the rock-cut structures, observe intricate carvings and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The monument is protected and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India, making it an important destination for history, archaeology and cultural tourism.
Address
Bojannakonda Road, Sankaram, Andhra Pradesh 531032, India
Timings
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Entry Fee
Free / varies
Visit during the cooler months; morning visits are comfortable for exploring the hill; carry drinking water; wear comfortable footwear; allow sufficient time to explore the caves and stupas; respect the archaeological structures and follow ASI site instructions.
Start
Coral Hotel
1237, Midhilapuri Vuda Colony, Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam
Destination
Bojjannakonda
Bojannakonda Road, Sankaram, Andhra Pradesh 531032, India
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