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Vizag-Araku Tour

Vizag-Araku Tour

Duration: 6 Nights 7 Days

Covering Spots

  • Vizag (RK Beach
  • Kailasagiri
  • Submarine Museum)
  • Simhachalam Temple
  • Rushikonda Beach
  • Borra Caves
  • Katiki Waterfalls
  • Araku Valley (Padmapuram Gardens
  • Tribal Museum)
  • Ananthagiri Hills
  • Coffee Plantation
  • Galikonda Viewpoint.

Details



Day 7
: Departure from Araku to Vizag for your onward journey.

Best Time to Visit

October to March, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing.

How to Reach

By Air: Nearest airport is Visakhapatnam International Airport (Vizag). By Train: Well-connected through Visakhapatnam Railway Station. Araku has a small railway station, popular for the scenic train journey. By Road: Vizag and Araku are connected via well-maintained roads and are accessible by buses, taxis, and private vehicles.

Distance Between Important Points

Vizag to Araku: 115 km Vizag to Borra Caves: 90 km Borra Caves to Araku: 35 km RK Beach to Simhachalam Temple: 20 km Araku to Ananthagiri Hills: 35 km Vizag → Simhachalam → RK Beach → Borra Caves → Araku Valley → Padmapuram Gardens → Ananthagiri Hills → Vizag.

Entry Fees

Submarine Museum: ₹40 (Adults), ₹20 (Children) Kailasagiri Ropeway: ₹90 per person Borra Caves: ₹60 (Indians), ₹300 (Foreigners) Tribal Museum: ₹40 per person Padmapuram Gardens: ₹30 per person

Closing Day

Most spots remain open throughout the week, except museums that may close on Mondays.

Add-on Spots

  • Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Yarada Beach
  • Chaparai Waterfalls
  • Duduma Waterfalls (near Araku).

Historical Background

Vizag (Visakhapatnam) is known for its ancient history, dating back to the Kalinga Empire, with rich maritime trade. Araku Valley, famous for its indigenous tribes, has been a significant hub for coffee plantations and tribal traditions. The Borra Caves are ancient limestone formations discovered in the 19th century, adding to the historical allure of the area.

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