| RAJAHMUNDRY |
| City Information |
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| Name |
Rajahmundry |
| Population |
7,00,000 (Approximately) |
| Area |
38.9 Sq. km |
| Languages Spoken |
Telugu |
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| Seasons (Temperature in Centigrade) |
| Season |
Period |
Max. |
Min. |
| Winter |
December, January |
38.8 |
15.2 |
| Spring |
February, March |
40.0 |
17.2 |
| Summer |
April, May, June |
46.6 |
19.6 |
| Monsoon |
July, September |
40.6 |
16.2 |
| Autumn |
October, November |
38.6 |
16.4 |
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| Weather (Temperature in Degree Centigrade) |
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Months
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Jan
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Feb
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Mar
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Apr
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May
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Jun
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Jul
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Aug
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Sep
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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Max.
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29.3
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31.2
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33.9
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36.1
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37.5
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35.4
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32.9
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32.1
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32.5
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31.8
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30.4
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29.1
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Min.
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20.2
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21.7
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23.9
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26.1
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27.7
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27.1
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26.1
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25.8
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25.8
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24.8
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22.4
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20.2
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| Places of Tourist Interest |
| Name of The Place |
Distance From Airport |
Accessibility |
| Papikondalu |
120 Km |
Boat |
| Dhawalesswaram |
30 Km |
Bus / Taxi |
| Draksharamam |
70 Km |
Bus / Taxi |
| Antarvedi |
70 Km |
Bus / Taxi |
| Annavaram |
100 Km |
Bus / Taxi |
| Konaseema |
70 Km |
Bus / Taxi |
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| Places of Tourist Interest |
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Located on the left bank of the mighty river "Godavari" the
historical city of Rajahmundry, popularly known as the cultural capital of
Andhra Pradesh, was built by the then King Rajaraja Narendra. It was the
capital of Tulavas and Chalukyas. The longest Road-cum-Rail Bridge in Asia on
River Godavari starts from the city. There are two other bridges on the river
Godavari, one, a rail bridge constructed about 150 years ago which is now
abandoned and is proposed to be converted into a historical monument; two,
third rail bridge constricted in 1996 which is one of the longest rail bridges
in Asia.
The history of Rajahmundry dates back to 919 A.D. The city derived its name
from the title "Rajahmahendra" worn by Vishnuvardhan who ruled the
kingdom during 919-934 A.D. At the request of the famous king Rajaraja Narendra
(1022-1061 A.D), Nannaya, the first Telugu poet took up the translation of Maha
Bharata. Later the Cholas and the Cholukyas ruled the Vengi kingdom with
Rajamahendravaram (now called Rajahmundry) as capital. Later the kingdom had
come under the rule of Kakatiyas.
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Last updated on : 11th April 2011
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