Tenali

Tenali is a city in Guntur area of the Indian province of Andhra Pradesh. It is a region and the central command of Tenali mandal and Tenali income division. The city is eminent for craftsmanship, social, show and henceforth, it is regularly alluded with the moniker as Andhra Paris. It is likewise a piece of Andhra Pradesh Capital Region and the seventeenth most crowded city in the state with a populace of 164,937.

The city is all around associated with towns close-by and individuals from country regions come to Tenali for work purposes. The city is quickly developing and approaches Theaters, parks. It is notable for the 3 waterways that go by each other with streets in the middle of them. Tenali Ramakrishna One of the Eight Poets and Jester of King Krishnadeaya Hails from Tenali. The Andhra Satavahana tradition managed the district around the present city from 225 B.C. to 225 A.D.

The relics found in the unearthings around Tenali uncover the presence of Jainism and Buddhism. One such illustration is the engravings in Ramalingeswara sanctuary, going back to the sixteenth century AD. Tenali is situated in the Coastal Andhra district of the state. Tenali is found 28 kilometers 17 mi east of the region central station, Guntur, and 37 kilometers 23 mi south of Vijayawada by street. Chenchupet is the cleanest region in Tenali, which lies on the Eastern beach front plains, and has a normal height of 15 meters 49 ft.