- Sri Venkateswara National Park is located in the Chittoor and Cuddapah districts of Andhra Pradesh, India.
- It is situated in Seshachalam hills.
- In 1985, Sri Venkateswara Wildlife Sanctuary was established.
- In 1989, the core area of the Sri Venkateswara Wildlife Sanctuary is declared as National Park.
- In 2010, the government of India declared the Seshachalam Hills as one of the biosphere reserve of India.
- Area: Park covers an area of approximately 353 square kilometers (136 square miles).
- Hills: Prominent hills of the park:
- Tirumala Hills
- Seshachalam Hills
- River: Rivers that flow through the region:
- Swarnamukhi River
- Musuthieru River
- Gunjana River
- Gundaleru River
- Waterfalls: Here are the main waterfalls found in the park area:
- Gundalakona Waterfall
- Gunjana Waterfall
- Talakona Waterfall
- Nelakona Waterfall
- Lake: Some of the notable lakes in the region:
- Kalyani Dam
- Papavinasanam Reservoir
- Tribe: One prominent tribe found in the park is the Yanadi tribe.
- Flora: Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests (teak, neem, Indian laurel, tendu), Dry Red Sanders-Bearing Forests, Southern Dry Mixed Deciduous Forests (sandalwood, ironwood, Indian beech, and Indian laburnum) etc.
- Fauna: Leopard, Sloth Bear, Mouse Deer, Four Horned Antelope, Sambar, Spotted Deer, Mouse Deer, Wild Dog, Indian Giant Squirrel, Yellow Browed Bulbul, Jerdon Courser, Gliding Lizard, Indian Monitor Lizard, Indian Chameleon etc.