Guntakal

Guntakal is a city in Anantapur area of the Indian territory of Andhra Pradesh. It is the base camp of Guntakal mandal in Anantapur income division. Guntakal is a town in Anantapur region in the South Western piece of the province of Andhra Pradesh and 50 km far from Bellary, Karnataka, India. In the year 1963, specialists have distinguished Guntakal station, the center of Meter Gauge/Broad Gauge developments in a few bearings, as a characteristic and perfect area for the Guntakal Railway Division of South Central Railway.

Presently Guntakal has turned out to be completely wide check with the measure transformation of the Guntakal – Kallur segment in 2009. It additionally houses a railroad diesel shed and is a standout amongst the most productive divisions in Indian Railways. Guntakal is third most populated town after Anantapur and Hindupur. Guntakal is named after GUNTAKALLU. Guntakal fundamentally constitutes individuals communicating in Telugu and Kannada similarly.

Master Anjaneya Swamy Temple alluded to as 'Nettikanti' Anjaneya Swamy Temple is found extremely close to Guntakal Town around 4 km far from Railway Station, at a place called as Kasapuram. Individuals from crosswise over Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and different parts of South India visit the sanctuary consistently. The sanctuary is kept up by the Endowment Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh.