Gurajala

Gurajala is a town and a municipality in Palnadu district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is located at the confluence of the Guntur, Prakasam, and Krishna districts. The town is situated on the banks of the Chandravanka River, a tributary of the Krishna River. Historically, Gurajala has been an important center for agriculture, particularly for the cultivation of paddy, pulses, and cotton.

The administrative center of Gurajala Mandal, the town plays a significant role in the local economy and governance of the surrounding villages. Its strategic location has contributed to its development as a trading hub for agricultural produce. The region is also known for its ancient temples and historical sites, hinting at a long-standing human settlement. The economy of Gurajala is primarily agrarian, with a growing presence of small-scale industries and commercial establishments supporting the local population. The town benefits from its connectivity to major road networks, facilitating the transport of goods and people. Education and healthcare facilities are available within the town, serving the needs of the residents and the surrounding rural areas. Gurajala continues to be a developing urban center within the Palnadu region.