Kumili Fort

Kumili Fort is a historic fortification located in Kumili village of Pusapatirega mandal in Vizianagaram district, Andhra Pradesh. Associated with the Pusapati rulers of the Vizianagaram estate, the fort represents the region's feudal military architecture. Now in a ruined state, it features remnants of stone walls, bastions and gateways surrounded by rural landscape. The site is noted for its historical value and quiet setting rather than active tourism infrastructure.

Visitors can expect a small, ruined fort in a rural village setting with remnants of stone walls, bastions and gateway structures. The site is largely open and undeveloped, surrounded by agricultural fields and village habitation. There is no formal museum or maintained complex; exploration involves walking around the remains, observing historic masonry and enjoying quiet countryside views. It is an offbeat heritage site suitable for brief sightseeing and photography.

Kumili Fort is a local fortification in the Vizianagaram region historically associated with the Pusapati dynasty that ruled the Vizianagaram estate. It served as a small defensive outpost and administrative stronghold within the estate's network of forts in northern coastal Andhra Pradesh. The structure exhibits traditional stone masonry fort architecture of the period and is now in a ruined state, reflecting the feudal history of the area.