Bojjannakonda
Overview
- •It offers architectural remnants of the Buddhist period, one of the earliest of its class in Southern India.
- •It constitutes one of the most remarkable groups of Buddhist monuments dated from 200 BCE to 700 CE, found during excavations in 1906.
Highlights
- It offers architectural remnants of the Buddhist period, one of the earliest of its class in Southern India.
- It constitutes one of the most remarkable groups of Buddhist monuments dated from 200 BCE to 700 CE, found during excavations in 1906.
- On the western side of the eastern hill is a stairway, partly rock-cut and partly structural, which leads up to a large double-storied cave.
- The cave is entered by a doorway and is flanked on each side by huge dwarapalas.
- The cave chamber is rectangular in shape and is divided into 20 compartments by four cross rocks of 16 massive pillars.
Dress Code
Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.
Things to Do
Visit Bojjannakonda
FlexibleIt offers architectural remnants of the Buddhist period, one of the earliest of its class in Southern India. It constitutes one of the most remarkable groups of Buddhist monuments dated from 200 BCE to 700 CE, found during excavations in 1906.
CultureEasy
Frequently Asked Questions
It offers architectural remnants of the Buddhist period, one of the earliest of its class in Southern India. It constitutes one of the most remarkable groups of Buddhist monuments dated from 200 BCE to 700 CE, found during excavations in 1906.
It is about 2.4 km from central Anakapalle.
The most comfortable months are January, February, November and December; May is the hottest, with highs around 36°C.
Quick Information
Best Time
October to March
Related Topics
Explore More of Anakapalle
Destination Hub
Anakapalle Overview