Prakasam, located in Andhra Pradesh, is known for its agriculture, particularly the cultivation of groundnuts (peanuts), tobacco, chili, and pulses. The district is an important part of the Rayalaseema region and has a diverse topography, with both coastal plains and hilly areas. The Kondavidu Fort is one of the key historical attractions, reflecting the region?s rich royal past. The Prakasam Barrage is an iconic landmark that spans the Krishna River and plays a crucial role in irrigation for the surrounding agricultural lands. The district is also known for its temples, like the Kanaka Durga Temple, which draws pilgrims from across the region. Prakasam has seen steady industrial growth, with several cement factories and textile mills contributing to its economy. Festivals like Ugadi, Sankranti, and Diwali are celebrated with great fervor. The district is also home to some wildlife sanctuaries and tourist destinations like Singarayakonda and Chilakaluripet. Prakasam's blend of natural beauty, agricultural prosperity, and cultural richness make it a unique place in Andhra Pradesh.
