Kotappakonda, Narasaraopet: Timings, Routes & Stay

Location, Access, Pricing & Visiting Hours of Kotappakonda, Narasaraopet

Sri Trikoteswara Swamy Temple,
Kotappakonda Rd, Narasaraopeta,
Palnadu District,
Andhra Pradesh – 522549,
India.

Explore the Top 10 Routes to Narasaraopet : Travel Times, Costs, and Tips

1. Vijayawada:
You can take a direct bus to Narasaraopet, which takes about 2.5 hours. From there, hire an auto or shared taxi for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The whole trip takes around 3 hours and costs between ₹150 and ₹300. This is an affordable and convenient option, with frequent buses and an easy connection for the last part of the journey.

2. Guntur:
Take a local bus or train to Narasaraopet, which takes about 1.5 hours. From there, hire a cab or auto for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The entire journey takes around 2 hours and costs ₹100-₹250. It’s the quickest and most budget‑friendly option, ideal for local visitors or weekend pilgrims.

3. Hyderabad:
Catch an overnight bus to Narasaraopet, which takes about 6.5 to 8 hours. From there, take a cab or auto for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The total journey takes around 7 to 9 hours and costs ₹600-₹1,200. This is a comfortable and budget‑friendly choice, especially for those who prefer traveling by bus at night.

4. Bangalore:
Take a train to Narasaraopet, which takes about 12-14 hours (with a few direct train options available). From there, hire an auto or cab for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The total journey takes around 13–15 hours and costs ₹500-₹1,200. It’s an inexpensive but long trip, best suited for budget‑minded travelers who don’t mind extra travel time.

5. Chennai:
Take a train to Guntur, which takes about 80-9 hours. From there, travel by bus or train to Narasaraopet in around 1.5 hours, and then hire an auto or cab for a 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The total journey takes about 10-11 hours and costs ₹400-₹900. This is an affordable and convenient option with good train connectivity.

6. Ongole:
Take a train or bus to Narasaraopet, which takes about 3 hours. From there, hire an auto for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The whole trip takes around 3.5 hours and costs ₹150-₹400. This is a convenient regional route, especially for travelers coming from coastal Andhra.

7. Tirupati:
Take a train to Guntur, which takes about 8-9 hours. Then, continue by train or bus to Narasaraopet in around 1.5 hours, followed by a short 30‑minute auto or cab ride to Kotappakonda. The total trip takes about 10 hours and costs ₹400-₹800. It’s an inexpensive but long journey with multiple connections along the way.

8. Rajahmundry:
Take a train to Guntur, which takes about 6-7 hours. From there, travel to Narasaraopet in around 1.5 hours, then continue with a short 30‑minute auto or cab ride to Kotappakonda. The whole journey takes about 9 hours and costs ₹350-₹800. It’s a budget‑friendly and practical route, though it requires a bit of planning for the connections.

9. Kurnool:
Take an overnight bus to Narasaraopet, which takes about 9-10 hours. From there, hire an auto or cab for a short 30‑minute ride to Kotappakonda. The trip costs ₹600-₹1,000 and offers decent comfort with minimal transfers, making it a mid‑range and fairly convenient option.

10. Anantapur:
Take a train or bus to Guntur, which takes about 10 hours. From there, continue to Narasaraopet with a short train or bus ride, then hire an auto or cab for a 30‑minute trip to Kotappakonda. The whole journey takes around 11-12 hours and costs ₹500-₹1,000. It’s a reasonable but long route, suitable for pilgrims traveling from Rayalaseema.

Cost of Entry and Services

Service	Fee
Archana (Uphill)	₹10
Archana (Downhill)	₹20
Asttotharam	₹50
Abhishekam	₹100
Moolavirat Abhishekam	₹400 (On special days)
Mahasivarathri Paroksha Abhishekam	₹600

Visiting Hours

Morning Timings	Evening Timings
6:00 AM – 1:00 PM	3:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Where to Stay During Your Visit to Trikoteswara Swamy Temple, Kotappakonda

Most people don’t book hotels just to visit Kotappakonda temple. The shrine is atop a hill in a small village, and no private hotels exist nearby. Instead, devotees stay in Narasaraopet or Chilakaluripet (about 10–12 km away) or head further to Guntur or Vijayawada for better accommodation.

If travelers are already staying in those towns, they use the same hotel when visiting the temple. Many pilgrims plan Kotappakonda as a day trip from Narasaraopet, Chilakaluripet, or even Vijayawada, avoiding separate bookings.

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For a more comfortable stay, Guntur (62 km away) and Vijayawada (around 100 km) offer mid-range and upscale hotels. But most people prefer towns like Narasaraopet for its quick access and clean lodges .

If someone doesn’t intend to stay overnight but wants food or rest, they will find small eateries and tiffin centers in Narasaraopet or Chilakaluripet. Near the temple, only limited tea stalls are available. Most people eat before or after their visit.

TTD ANANDAVALLI CHOULTRY, KOTAPPAKONDA	⭐⭐⭐ (3.5)
ANNAPURNA SADANAM, KOTAPPAKONDA	⭐⭐⭐ (3.5)
THOTAVARI SATRAM, KOTAPPAKONDA	⭐⭐⭐ (3.5)
NANDI GUEST HOUSE, KOTAPPAKONDA	⭐⭐⭐ (3.5)
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