Join us for the first-ever Kondaveedu Trail Run — a historic trail running experience in Guntur district, taking you on an unforgettable adventure through scenic hill trails and the breathtaking beauty of the Kondaveedu Reserve Forest.

Route: A 100% natural trail course, winding through scenic forest paths, rocky terrains, and panoramic hill views — no tarmac, just pure adventure.

Kondavīd Reserved Forest, it’s located in Palnadu district of Andhra Pradesh, just about 3 km south of Kondaveedu Fort, near villages like Chowdavaram,Malepalle and Sigasganipeta .

The forest spans an elevation of around 207 m (679 ft) and forms part of the scenic Kondaveedu hill range
It forms a protected reserve since 1898 and hosts dense vegetation, including medicinal plant species being promoted through planting drives and an Ayurveda-themed arboretum.

Kondaveedu Significance:   Kondaveedu is a historic hill fort located in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. It was built in the 14th century by the Reddy dynasty, who made it their capital and used it as a stronghold to protect Telugu culture after the fall of the Kakatiya Empire. The fort played an important role in regional politics and was involved in battles with powerful kingdoms like the Vijayanagara Empire, and later came under the control of the Bahmani and Golkonda rulers. Culturally, Kondaveedu was a center for Telugu literature, temple architecture, and learning. The Reddy kings patronized scholars, poets, and built temples that reflect the art and devotion of the time. Today, the fort stands as a symbol of Telugu heritage and is being preserved as a historical and cultural site. It has also been proposed for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage list, recognizing its architectural significance, historical importance, and contribution to South Indian cultural identity.

StartPoint:  Chowdavaram, GUNTUR.