The Kondapalli Fort is located to the west of Kondapalli in the Krishna District, near Vijayawada. In the 14th century, Prolaya Vema Reddy of Kondavid built this fort as a recreational and business centre. This fort has three successive entry gates, out of which the main entrance gate is called the Dargha Darwaja.
Made out of a single block of granite, this main entrance gate is 3.7 m wide and 4.6 m high. Another entrance gate of the fort is the Golconda Darwaza, which serves as a gateway to the Jaggaiahpet Village.
The major attraction of the fort is the Tanisha Mahal or Palace, which is located on a crest between two hills. Besides, there are several other ruined buildings in the fort. Inside the fort, a deep reservoir is located, which has its source in a spring.
Made out of a single block of granite, this main entrance gate is 3.7 m wide and 4.6 m high. Another entrance gate of the fort is the Golconda Darwaza, which serves as a gateway to the Jaggaiahpet Village.
The major attraction of the fort is the Tanisha Mahal or Palace, which is located on a crest between two hills. Besides, there are several other ruined buildings in the fort. Inside the fort, a deep reservoir is located, which has its source in a spring.
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