Undavalli Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple

The Undavalli Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple is a rock-cut Hindu temple located within the Undavalli Caves in Undavalli village, Tadepalle, Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh, on the southern bank of the Krishna River near Vijayawada. Notable for its monolithic reclining statue of Lord Vishnu carved from a single granite block, the four-storey cave complex exemplifies Gupta-style architecture and is maintained as a protected monument attracting pilgrims and visitors for its historical and religious importance.

Visitors can expect a four-storey rock-cut cave complex carved into a hillside overlooking the Krishna River. The main shrine on the ground floor houses a large monolithic reclining statue of Lord Vishnu on Adisesha. Upper floors feature pillared halls, carved columns, and sculptures. The site combines temple worship with exploration of ancient rock-cut architecture, with views of the surrounding river valley and greenery.