Tadepalle mandal

Tadepalle mandal is an administrative division in Guntur district in Andhra Pradesh, spanning a mixture of rural and urban areas. The territory comprises various settlements with roughly 26,600 residential buildings, concentrated mainly in the urban portion.

The area gained prominence when it became central to the planned new capital region of Andhra Pradesh. This development marked a significant turning point that altered its standing within the state fundamentally.

The area is marked by rural settlements that maintain their own village councils, where communities still make important decisions themselves today. This decentralized structure shows how local self-governance functions in the region and shapes daily community life.

The area is best understood by visiting its different urban and rural sections to get a complete picture of how it is organized. It helps to spend time in various settlements and observe the differences between densely built and less developed zones.

The area is the site of a major project to create a new state capital, a development few regions in India experience. This transformative initiative brings extraordinary changes and attention to a place that was long relatively unknown.

Location: Guntur district

Capital city: Tadepalle

Shares border with: Thullur mandal

GPS coordinates: 16.48400,80.60400

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:09