About Gundala

Gundala, frequently visited by devotees, boasts a unique hot spring spread across 100 square yards. Legend holds that the serpent king Adhi Sesha created this hot spring, and bathing in these sacred waters is believed to wash away all past sins. This hallowed site lies close to the renowned Bhadrachalam, another popular tourist destination in Telangana.

It is a peaceful spot with nature’s mesmerising views and sites. It is also majorly visited for the scenic waterfalls, hilly terrain and lush region. Here you can find many locations for a panoramic view of the region. You can visit the famous Gundala Winter view point, Pargi sunset point and gundala waterfalls for a sunrise and sunsets.

How to Reach Gundala?

• Air : Gundala does not have its own Airport, the nearest airport is at Hyderabad. From there hire a taxi or bus to reach Gundala.
• Train : Bhadrachalam Road railway station is well-connected to the other cities through Hyderabad and Vizag railway line. 
• By Road : From Hyderabad, you can reach Gundala in a 5-6 hour drive. You can easily get public transport or private vehicles to reach here as it is well connected to the major cities via road.

Top Tourist Attractions in Gundala

• Gundala Hot Springs: It is counted as the most popular attraction in Gundala, located in the Khammam district. Legends suggest that it is associated with Adi Shesha (the Serpent king).
• Cheemalagudem Waterfalls: best place to spend time in the nature’s lap for the nature 
• Bhadrachalam Temple: The Bhadrachalam Temple is a historic shrine dedicated to Lord Rama. It was built in the 17th Century and is known as Ayodhya of South. 

Some other nearby tourist attractions which can be combined with Gundala sightseeing are:

• Gundala Kona (Kadapa)
• Gundala Waterfalls (Mancherial/Jagtial)
• Saptagundala Waterfalls (Mitta Waterfalls)

Best Time to Visit Gundala

Summers (March -May)

Summer time is high intensity heat time and hence better avoided for sightseeing and tour activities. However, if you still choose to visit during summers you can enjoy the sightseeing during early mornings for a comfortable experience. 

Winters (October - March)

The winter time starts from October in Gundala and is the best time to visit the hot springs that are the main attraction of Gundala. The temperature ranges from 15 degrees to 29 degree Celsius during these months and the delightful weather is an add on for a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Monsoon (July - September)

July to September season visits are best if you are fond of the waterfalls in Gundala. The waterfalls are in full gust due to the heavy rains. The atmosphere also looks soothing with freshness and greenery everywhere after the dry, hot and humid weather of the summers.