Merry and tranquil, Andhra Pradesh is a land shuddering with numerous legacy destinations; the strongholds; fortifications, awesome exhibit of lovely precipices; staggering stretches of coast; brilliant remnants; immaculate water lapping against brilliant powder and lip-smacking territorial cooking styles. Arranged at the foot of Tirumala slopes, Tirupati Balaji or the ruler Venkatesa sanctuary is supposed to be the home of perhaps the most extravagant sanctuary in the country.
The state's 13 areas are spread across two informal locales - Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema which is a dumbfounding mixture of Color, differentiation and experience. Call it a choice visit for those looking for joy and quietness. On a fundamental level, Andhra Pradesh is only a magnificent portrayal of India's old past.
The Culture of Andhra Pradesh
The culture of Andhra Pradesh is an integral part of the rich cultural heritage of the country. The art and crafts of the region like Kalamkari, Bidri, the fabulous weaving of Gadwal and Venkatagiri, the exclusive metal ware, brass, stone and wood carving highlight the immense talent of the Andhra craftsmen.
Some facts about Andhra Pradesh
- The state has many sanctuaries, national parks and zoological parks, such as Coringa, Krishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve, Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary, Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park and Indira Gandhi Zoological
- Andhra Pradesh has a lot of man made and natural resources
- Andhra Pradesh has the largest coastline after Gujrat
- Andhra Pradesh has the largest banyan tree in India
Places to Visit
Araku Valley
Araku Valley is a nearly neglected slope station for the most part visited by local people as an end of the week escape and is arranged around 120 kilometers from Vishakhapatnam. This objective is very well known for its perfect espresso, whose unpretentious fragrance will make them want for a cuppa. As well as being a lovely vista point, you can likewise take a shot at various experience sports here, which incorporate journeying and swimming too.
Yarada Beach
Named after the village it is situated in, Yarada Beach boasts of an incredibly stunning location. Surrounded by imposing hills on three sides and the mighty Bay of Bengal on the fourth, this Vizag beach is located at a distance appears to be a surreal work of nature. The golden sands add to the beauty of this destination that takes pride in being one of the cleanest bleaches along the Coromandel Coast. It is a great place for enjoying some enchanting views of sunrise and sunset. Though a popular spot for the nature lovers and the young brigade of the city, you won’t find the place much crowded except on the weekends.
Rishikonda Beach
Bordered by emerald greenery and sparkling blue waters, the virgin beach of Rushikonda is a soothing sight to your sore eyes and tired souls. It will take you a short drive from the city center to reach this paradise on earth, which is located about 16 km away from Vizag. Caressed by the soft golden sands, Rushikonda stands top in the list of the most fascinating beaches in Vishakhapatnam.
Lawson’s Bay Beach
A scenic, picture-perfect, yet less-crowded beach – that’s probably the best way to describe the Lawson’s Bay Beach. At a distance of about 22 km away from the city, it is located close to the Rama Krishna Beach. With its whitish sands and engulfing greenery, Lawson’s Bay presents an enchanting picture. Add to that the majestic beauty of the Bay of Bengal with its crystal clear water and peaceful waves and you have a complete beach package.
Gangavaram Beach
Dotted with shady palm trees and embraced with cool breeze, the secluded Gangavaram Beach is one of the most enchanting places to visit in Vishakhapatnam. Of the many Vishakhapatnam beaches, this is a quiet one where you can enjoy your share of sun and sand without daring the crowds. However, as far as scenic beauty is concerned, Gangavaram is second to none and that’s probably what draws many movie makers to this location to shoot lovely scenes.
Sagar Nagar Beach
One of the lesser-known beaches near Vizag, Sagar Nagar Beach is blessed with lovely seashore and clear blue waters. The sea here isn’t rough and you can go for a swim, but it is not recommended to venture deep into the waters. If you are a nature lover or photographer, the mesmerizing sunsets at this beach will capture your imagination and leave you with lasting memories. An interesting thing about this beach is that while the sea appears blue here at noon, it takes on a turquoise tint in the evening hours.
