Mopidevi Subrahmanyeswara Swamy Temple

One of the ancient Vishnu temples in Andhra, dedicated to Bhavanarayana (Vishnu in a unique four-armed standing posture). Built during the Chalukya period (7th–8th century CE). The temple is known for its intricately carved Dwajasthambha (flag post) and the beautiful Garuda shrine.

A unique hilltop Narasimha temple where the deity is offered jaggery water (panaka/panakam) instead of milk — the Lord is said to drink the panaka directly and the quantity offered is always consumed. The temple sits atop a conical hill with 1,200 steps; a ropeway is also available.

A hilltop shrine on Indrakeeladri hill overlooking the Krishna River in Vijayawada, dedicated to Goddess Durga in her Kanakadurga form. Legend holds that the sage Indrakeeladri performed penance here for the goddess to reside on the hill, and its annual Dasara festivities draw enormous crowds.

Known as 'Turpu Tirupati' (Eastern Tirupati), this Goddess Nookambika (Bhavani) temple on a hill near Ongole draws massive crowds on festival days. The hilltop view of the surrounding plains is spectacular. One of the most visited Shakti shrines in Prakasam district.