About Perantalapalli

Pernatalapalli, a hidden gem near Rajahmundry, entices nature enthusiasts and photography aficionados. Rajamundry serves as the central hub for organizing your excursion. You have several memorable options for your journey.

Consider a day-long river cruise to Papi Hills and back. Along the way, disembark at the tribal village of Kolluru to spend a remarkable night in bamboo huts. Optionally, extend the river cruise to Bhadrachalam as a pilgrimage.

Your 65-km river journey begins when you are transported to the launch stations from Rajamundry. It is a delightful sight to see numerous boats awaiting travelers. Cruising along the stunning Godavari River promises an extraordinary experience.

The cruise includes several stops, and notably, there will be no network signals shortly after departure. This disconnection allows you to immerse yourself fully in the beauty of Godavari, the majestic river of Telangana.

The final two hours of your cruise offer a spectacle of unfolding scenery the brown sands, the expansive blue waters, and the vibrant, multi-coloured boats, bringing together a diverse group of travellers from across the country.

Amidst such breathtaking views, the mind filters out all external noise, allowing you to savor the tranquility. Upon stopping at Kolluru, visit the quaint and picturesque tribe in Perantalapalli. Don’t miss the ancient Shiva Temple, with a stream nearby that remains cool throughout the year. Also, explore the local market, which offers a selection of bamboo handicrafts at reasonable prices, an excellent choice for souvenirs.

What truly sets Perantalapalli apart is the unhurried rhythm of life you experience the moment you arrive. There is no rush, no noise just the gentle flow of the river and the quiet charm of nature unfolding around you. The simplicity of the tribal lifestyle offers a refreshing contrast to city living, making every small moment feel meaningful. 

Whether it’s watching the sunset paint the riverbanks in warm hues or listening to the soft rustle of leaves, the place invites you to slow down and breathe. Even a short walk through the village reveals genuine smiles and a sense of community that feels both rare and comforting. For travellers seeking more than just sightseeing, Perantalapalli delivers a feeling one of calm, connection, and a quiet kind of joy that stays with you long after the journey ends.