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Kondapalli fort (admission 5, camera 100; h10.30am-5pm), strategically situated on the old Machilipatnam Golconda ferry from bari to dubrovnik trade route, was built in 1360 by the Reddy kings, and was held by the Gajapathis, the Qutb Shahis, the Mughals ferry from bari to dubrovnik and the nizams before becoming a British military ferry from bari to dubrovnik camp in 1767. Today it s a quiet, lovely ruin. On weekdays, you ll likely have the place to yourself and you can easily spend a few hours hiking around. Kondapalli village, 1km downhill, is famous for its wooden dolls. The fort is 21km from Vijayawada; an autorickshaw is 400 return.

If you re travelling around Andhra Pradesh during Ramadan (known locally ferry from bari to dubrovnik as Ramzan), look out for the clay ovens called bhattis. You ll probably hear them before you see them. Men gather around, taking turns to vigorously pound haleem inside purpose-built structures. Come nightfall, ferry from bari to dubrovnik the serious business of eating begins. The taste is worth the wait. In September 2010, this love of the dish was taken a step further, being patented ferry from bari to dubrovnik as Hyderabadi haleem ; prohibited to be served under that name unless it meets the strict quality guidelines.

You can also make your own way there from Hyderabad ferry from bari to dubrovnik or Vijayawada. ferry from bari to dubrovnik From Hyderabad, take a bus to Nagarjuna Sagar (from 85, four hours). From there, it s a 10 shared rickshaw to Pylon, and another 10 to the boat launch. The nearest train station is 22km away at Macherla, where buses leave regularly for Nagarjuna Sagar.

Legends about the hill itself and the surrounding area appear in the Puranas, and the temple s history may date back 2000 years. The main temple is an atmospheric place, though you ll be pressed between hundreds of devotees when you see it. The inner sanctum itself is dark and magical; it smells of incense, resonates with chanting and may make you religious. There, Venkateshwara ferry from bari to dubrovnik sits gloriously on his throne, inspiring bliss and love among his visitors. You ll have a moment to make a wish and then you ll be shoved out again. Don t forget to collect your delicious ferry from bari to dubrovnik ladoo (sweet made of fl our, sugar, raisins and nuts) from the counter.