The IRR is designed to pass through across Guntur, Krishna, Palnadu, and NTR districts. The project is divided into two major phases. Phase 1: Kethanakonda to Nunna (67.6 km)

Villages like offer a quieter, suburban lifestyle while maintaining direct high-speed access to the capital city. These pockets are highly sought after by long-term investors looking for affordable land plots and independent villa projects. Project Status and Challenges

Home to major educational institutions, sitting directly in the growth corridor.

The alignment spans multiple mandals across both the Guntur and Krishna institutional zones. Below is the localized list of villages where land surveys and alignment demarcations have historically been mapped. 1. Mangalagiri Mandal (Guntur District Zone)

(Note: some village names are general region descriptors; local administrative boundaries and spellings vary. This list focuses on settlements directly influenced by the Inner Ring Road corridor.)

✨ Enhance connectivity between Amaravati and surrounding villages ✨ Boost economic growth and development in the region ✨ Provide easy access to essential services like healthcare, education, and shopping

What makes the villages listed above special is not just their geographical location, but their economic fate. They are the primary beneficiaries of the upcoming International Sports City (scaled up to 2,500 acres), the high-speed railway connectivity, and the 8+4 lane, 75-meter-wide expressway that will reduce travel time across the capital region. For residents and investors, being part of the "Amaravati Inner Ring Road Villages List" signifies being part of the single largest infrastructure transformation in Andhra Pradesh's modern history.