Vadamalapeta mandal

Vadamalapeta mandal is an administrative region in Tirupati district comprising multiple villages managed by local governance bodies. The area includes numerous settlements, each with access to basic infrastructure and local administrative offices overseen by gram panchayats.

Vadamalapeta mandal was reorganized in 2022 when it was transferred from Chittoor district to the newly created Tirupati district. This administrative shift represented a significant change in local governance structures and district boundaries.

Telugu is spoken throughout the villages in this region, and the Sri Venkateswara temple in Appalayagunta holds special meaning for people who live here. Local communities gather regularly at this temple, making it a central point in their social and spiritual lives.

Visitors should know that the region consists of multiple villages, each with its own local administrative structure. It helps to contact local administrative offices for information about specific villages or facilities within the area.

One village called A.M. Puram, also known as Abbikandriga, stands out for its notably high literacy levels. This settlement shows significantly better educational outcomes when compared to other villages in the region.

Location: Tirupati district

Capital city: Vadamala

Elevation above the sea: 252 m

GPS coordinates: 13.54900,79.52500

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:26