Narasapuram is a town in West Godavari district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.

It was noted for its ship building activity and some of the Europeans also were customers at this place; small boats are still built in Narsapur.

Madhavayapalem (Madapollam) is celebrated as one of the earliest places where the English established a factory and was famous for its trade in cloth.

It also affords good Teak Timber for building, and has a fine deep River, but a dangerous Bar, which makes it little frequented.

[16] There are many industries in and around the town such as International Lace Trade Centre,[17] Oil and Natural Gas Corporation of India,[18] Central Industrial Security Force,[19] Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute,[20] PanGodavari (Handicrafts),[21] Comprehensive Handicrafts Cluster Development Scheme, AWS (Automatic Weather Station) installed and commissioned by IMD.

The place of confluence of the ocean and river is called the "Sapta Sagara Sangam Pradesam".

Taylor High School is one of the major landmarks in Narsapuram showcasing the Dutch and the British buildings.

The high school was founded by British Educationist and local Revenue Officer H. Taylor in 1852, and was later named after him.

[30] The 'manyam veerudu' (jungle hero) Alluri Sitarama Raju had his schooling in this institution before he led the Rampa rebellion against the British.

[31] Chilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham, a freedom fighter and a noted Telugu litterateur also attended the school.

APSRTC operates Bus servies from Narasapuram to Eluru, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, Bhimavaram, Visakhapatnam, Nidadavolu, Ramachandrapuram, Mandapeta, Palakollu, Hyderabad, kakinada, Ravulapalem, Machilipatanam, Kaikaluru .

[39] National level Kabaddi competitions are held every year on the eve of Sankranti festival at Kabadi Stadium, Narsapur.

All India level Seniors Tennis Tournament is held in Narsapur officers club every year.