Guntur to Suryapet

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Train, Taxi

2h  37m

Cheapest

$8.7-30

Taxi

2h  20m

Fastest

$29-38

Drive

2h  20m

$20-29

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Distance: 167.4 km

Duration: 2h 20m

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Traveling From Guntur to Suryapet

The journey from Guntur to Suryapet presents contrasting experiences, with Guntur's vibrant markets and cultural hotspots clashing against Suryapet's serene landscapes and slower pace of life.

Best Neighbourhoods in Suryapet

Suryapet boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering a unique charm.

Old Suryapet

• Rich historical sites and temples abound.

• Traditional markets provide local crafts and cuisine.

Akkas Tent

• Vibrant atmosphere with popular eateries and shops.

• Great spot for enjoying local street food.

Malkapur

• Peaceful residential area with parks and gardens.

• Access to scenic landscapes ideal for relaxation.

Best Times To Visit Suryapet's Attractions

Timing your visit can significantly enhance your experience in Suryapet.

Suryapet Fort

Visit early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures and breathtaking views.

Kumaragiri Temple

Late afternoons during weekdays offer a quieter atmosphere for reflection.

Shivaji Park

Evenings are ideal for enjoying the park’s beauty with fewer visitors.

Suryapet Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Suryapet experiences a tropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, making it essential to plan your visit around the cooler months from November to February for comfortable exploration. Rainy season occurs from June to September, adding lush landscapes but also potential travel disruptions.

Dining in Suryapet: A Culinary Delight

For a unique taste, visit 'Nandi Dine', where you can savor the spicy yet subtle flavors of 'Sakinalu', a traditional local snack made from rice flour and sesame seeds. Unlike the bustling street food scene in Guntur, the relaxed ambiance at Nandi Dine paired with the rich use of local ingredients offers a refreshing dining experience.