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About
Nagarjuna Sagar Dam is built across the Krishna River in Nalgonda district. It has 26 gates and provides both irrigation and hydroelectric power.
Nandikonda, the village beside the dam, became known after excavations uncovered ancient Buddhist structures such as pillared halls and monasteries. The relics are now displayed in a museum.
The island of Nagarjunakonda, in the middle of the reservoir, holds Buddhist remains and an archaeological museum. Motorboats run from the reservoir to the island, a journey of about 45 minutes each way. The island and its museum are administered by the Archaeological Survey of India from its Andhra Pradesh circle and are a separate visit.
What to see
- The dam and its 26 gates across the Krishna River
- A boat trip on the reservoir, when water levels allow
- Nearby: Nagarjunakonda island, with Buddhist remains and a museum
Plan your visit
Approximate, from the Telangana Secretariat near Tank Bund; the actual drive depends on your route.
Sources and corrections
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- About — nalgonda.telangana.gov.in/…/nagarjuna-sagar · incredibleindia.gov.in/…/nagarjuna-sagar-dam · tourism.telangana.gov.in/destinations/nalgonda · asi.nic.in/…/HQ · checked 15 Nov 2026
- Getting there — nalgonda.telangana.gov.in/…/nagarjuna-sagar · checked 15 Nov 2026
- Road distance — openstreetmap.org/directions · checked 15 Nov 2026
- Map location — wikidata.org/wiki/Q1112896 · checked 15 Nov 2026
Page reviewed: 15 Nov 2026