Amaravathi, acknowledged as the capital of Andhra Pradesh, is a meticulously planned city situated along the banks of the River Krishna. It gained prominence for housing a Buddhist Stupa, a semi-hemispherical structure enshrining Buddhist relics, often referred to as the Abode of God.

Positioned 32 kilometers north of Guntur District, Amaravati serves as a prominent center for pilgrimage and sightseeing. The initial construction of the Stupa dates back to the reign of Emperor Ashoka and has evolved into a meditation site within the city.