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Srisailam Nallamala Forest Trek.

Srisailam Nallamala Forest Trek
moderate

Srisailam Nallamala Forest Trek

Srisailam

Srisailam Nallamala Forest Trek is a moderate single-day, 12 km trek, topping out at 600 m. The route takes in Nallamala forest immersion; Krishna River viewpoints; Wildlife potential. Best months: January–March and October–December. Watch points: Inform forest office before trekking; no solo trekking; carry first-aid. Fitness level: moderate, not recommended for children. Pair this with a morning visit to the Srisailam temple for a full day exploring the region's spiritual and ecological layers. The winter months offer the best wildlife sightings and cooler forest conditions, making it ideal for those seeking an alternative to the busier pilgrimage crowds.

1
Days
12km
Distance
600m
Max Altitude
moderate
Fitness
Adults
Age
Best months:
OctNovDecJanFebMar
Nallamala forest immersionKrishna River viewpointsWildlife potential

Warnings

Inform forest office before trekking

No solo trekking

Carry first-aid

Cost Estimate

Self-organized
₹500–800
With Guide
₹2000–3000 (AP Forest mandatory)
Full operator
₹3500–5500

Tiger reserve entry ₹200 + mandatory naturalist ₹1500–2000

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