Nestled in Andhra Pradesh, Kurnool stands as a place of significant historical importance, adorned by its picturesque surroundings. This small town, often referred to as The Gateway of Rayalaseema, carries the imprints of a rich and diverse history.

Within its precincts, Kurnool preserves remnants of the palace of Gopal Raju, the last Hindu king, along with the ruins of a medieval fort constructed by the Vijayanagar Empire. These historical sites boast ancient Persian and Arabic inscriptions, providing a glimpse into the city’s storied past. Additionally, Kurnool is home to a summer palace, an architectural marvel erected by the rulers of Kurnool during the 16th century.