Gudiwada Dibba is a small hillock at Gudiwada village in Bhogapuram mandal,Vizianagaram district, Andhra Pradesh.
It located on the banks of River Gosthani.
It located on the banks of River Gosthani.
Explorations on this hillock (Gudiwada Dibba) during October 2012 yielded an ancient Buddhist heritage site possibly of 2nd Century BC.
The site was documented by the State Archaeological department of Andhra Pradesh.
The site was documented by the State Archaeological department of Andhra Pradesh.
The Hillock is formed as 2 flat terraces.
The upper terrace towards East consists of Buddhist Stupa remnants and a small rock cut cistern.
The lower terrace towards West consists of Buddhist Vihara remnants and two Hindu temples(probably constructed 100 years ago) dedicated to Goddess Durga.
Rock cut steps are present towards River Gosthani at the west end of the hillock.
This site has some resemblance to Pavurallakonda and Thotlakonda Buddhist site in the near Vicinity.
It is 6 KM away from Bheemunipatnam.
This site has some resemblance to Pavurallakonda and Thotlakonda Buddhist site in the near Vicinity.
It is 6 KM away from Bheemunipatnam.
Gudiwada Dibba Buddhist site is present very near to the commercial town of Thagarapuvalasa and Chittivalasa of Visakhapatnam district.
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