The architecture of Andhra Pradesh is a captivating blend of history, culture, and innovation, reflecting the state’s rich heritage and evolving identity. From the grandeur of ancient temples and medieval forts to the simplicity of tribal dwellings and contemporary designs, the architectural landscape tells stories of dynasties, faith, and local craftsmanship.
Karnataka’s architectural history spans from the Neolithic period, around 2000 BCE, when it evolved from simple shelters to ritualistic and religious structures. Early Neolithic people built huts using wattle and daub, supported by stone and bamboo, as seen in archaeological sites like Brahmagiri. The early Iron Age introduced megalithic stone burials, laying the groundwork for lasting architectural styles.
