The Godavari Riverfront in Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, is a serene and picturesque stretch of the Godavari River, offering a tranquil escape with its scenic beauty and religious significance.
Currency
INR (₹)
Best time to visit
November to March
Languages
Telugu · English
Coordinates
17.738°, 82.165°
Key facts
1The Godavari Riverfront is the second-largest riverfront in the world, after the Ganga Riverfront in Varanasi
2The riverfront is home to several ancient temples, including the Kotilingeswara Temple and the Dattatreya Temple
3The Godavari Riverfront hosts the annual Pushkaram festival, which attracts millions of pilgrims
Timeline
1800s: The Godavari Riverfront becomes a significant pilgrimage destination due to the construction of the Godavari Khadi Prayagam
1950s: The Godavari Bridge is constructed, connecting Rajahmundry to Kovvur
1980s: The Godavari Riverfront development project begins, aiming to enhance the riverfront's beauty and facilities
