Pileru (also known as Piler) is a town in Annamayya district of the Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is located on the banks of the Pileru River and serves as a connecting point between Tirupati and Rayalaseema. The town is surrounded by small hills and greenery and is known for its peaceful rural vibe. Piler is also a gateway to nearby pilgrimage and nature spots.

• By road: Piler is well connected via NH40. Regular APSRTC buses run from Tirupati, Chittoor, Madanapalle, and Kadapa.
• By train: Piler railway station lies on the Dharmavaram–Pakala branch line. Trains from Tirupati and Dharmavaram stop here.
• By air: The nearest airport is Tirupati Airport (TIR), about 80 km away.

Local transport includes:

• Auto-rickshaws
• Private taxis
• Buses to nearby villages

The town is small and can be explored by foot as well.

• Pileru Reservoir – A scenic spot just outside the town, ideal for quiet evenings.
• Local temples – Including Shiva and Hanuman temples popular with locals.
• Nearby forests and hills – Ideal for short drives or treks.
• Tirupati – 70 km away, making it a popular side-trip from Piler.

Piler offers mostly South Indian vegetarian food with local Andhra spice.

• Try local tiffins like dosa, idli, and upma at roadside hotels.
• Andhra meals with spicy curries and pickles are common for lunch.
• Street food stalls serve snacks like mirchi bajji and punugulu in the evenings.

Accommodation options are basic but available.

• Budget hotels and lodges are located near the bus stand and main road.
• Mid-range rooms can be found in nearby towns like Madanapalle or Tirupati.

• Tirupati – Famous pilgrimage city, 70 km away.
• Madanapalle – Hill-town known for Rishi Valley and scenic drives.
• Horsley Hills – A small hill station around 85 km from Piler.