Vinukonda

Vinukonda is a town in Guntur locale of the Indian territory of Andhra Pradesh. It is a district and the central command of Vinukonda mandal and directed under Narasaraopet income division. The town was once in the past known as Vishnukundinapuram. Dolmens and other megalithic structures have been found in the town's neighbourhood. Inscriptions from around 1000– 1400 CE are likewise to be found in numerous old sanctuaries. The Vishnukundina, a neighborhood line, administered the bordering regions from here amid the turn of the millennium.

During the medieval period, the slope adjacent was the site of a post. A four-hundred-year-old Jamia Masjid, worked in 1640, is the main significant relic of Muslim administer in the town. Vinukonda region is the metro managerial body of the city. The urban agglomeration constituents of the town are Vinukonda district and a halfway out development of Brahmanapalli village. The essential and auxiliary school training is bestowed by government, helped and tuition based schools, under the School Education Department of the state. The medium of guidance pursued by ious schools are English, Telugu.