Ramakuppam

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Ramakuppam is a small town situated in the Palmaner Taluk of Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh in India and about fifteen miles from Kuppam. It is probably the last town on the deccan plateau, further south the landscape descends down through a forest range to meet the plains of Tamil Nadu. It has a mixture of all the major religions of india. The two nearest villages are bandarlapalle and manindram. It has got good transport facilities and connected well by road to other towns in the region. A huge population of people reside in the nearby city of Kolar Gold Fields in the state of Karnataka.

The Kalki ashram is situated near Ramakuppam called Satya Loka. From KGF you should go towards a bus junction called Rajupeta Road, which is 2,5 km from Satyaloka. Then go towards Ramakuppam, and half the way to Ramakuppam is Satyaloka.The name Rajupeta Road comes from a village named Rajupet which means village of kings situated midway between Ramakuppam and Rajupeta road. Ramakuppam now, is the mandalam headquarters.

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Coordinates: 12°53′N, 78°30′E

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