Chenchu Lakshmi Tribal Museum sits about one to four kilometers from the main temple, near the town's entrance, and is named after the tribal goddess believed to be the consort of Narasimha Swamy. The two-floor museum displays artifacts, weapons, musical instruments, and everyday objects used by the Chenchu people, an indigenous Dravidian tribe native to the Nallamala forests. A small shop inside sells honey harvested by Chenchu families and packaged by the state government.
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