Gudivada

Gudivada is a city in Krishna region of the Indian territory of Andhra Pradesh. It is a region and the central command of Gudivada mandal in Gudivada income division. It is one of the urban communities in the state to be a piece of Andhra Pradesh Capital Region. It is a Twenty-6th most crowded city. The name Gudivada was gotten from Gudi meaning Temple and Vada implies Settlement or town in Telugu dialect. The nearness of Habitation at this town might be gone back to third Century BCE or second Century BCE since the season of Sathavahanas according to some inscriptions. Archeological excavations led at Gudivada yielded an antiquated Buddhist stupa hill and Jain relics.

Gudivada is religiously differentiated residential community with numerous Hindu Temples and imperative Jain Tirth of Bhagawan Parshvanath situated at advertise road. It is situated in the Coastal Andhra district of the state. Gudivada is found 41 kilometers 25.5 mi east of the locale base camp, Machilipatnam, and 45 kilometers 36.7 mi south of by street to Amaravati state capital It lies on the Eastern waterfront fields. The city is situated in zone 3 according to Earthquake zones of India. Gudivada falls in the hot moist district of the nation and it is under 35 miles from Bay of Bengal. The atmosphere of the town is extremely hot and it is charming amid the winter. The most sizzling day falls in the long stretch of May with move to June amid a few years.