About
The Archaeological Museum at Chandragiri is housed in the historic Raja Mahal inside Chandragiri Fort. Established in 1988, it showcases the grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire and the cultural legacy of Andhra Pradesh. The museum preserves sculptures, inscriptions, coins, and artifacts that narrate centuries of South Indian history. Its location within the fort adds to the immersive experience, blending architecture with archaeology.
Established in 1988
Highlights
- Rare stone sculptures from the Vijayanagara period
- Ancient coins and inscriptions reflecting trade and governance
- Artifacts from temples around Tirupati and Chittoor
- Raja Mahal architecture a fine example of Indo‑Saracenic style
Facilities & Amenities
- Guided tours within the fort complex
- Drinking water and restrooms provided by AP Tourism
- Information boards and paved walkways for visitors
Nearby Attractions
- Tirupati Balaji Temple (Sri Venkateswara Temple)
- Kapila Theertham
- Chandragiri Fort temples
- Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple
