Vishakhapatnam Discovery with Borra Caves and Araku Valley

Standard check-in time is 2:00 PM (early check-in subject to availability). After settling in and refreshing, begin your introduction to this vibrant coastal city known for its scenic seafront and naval heritage.

tifully landscaped hilltop offering sweeping views of the Bay of Bengal and the city below. The park is also home to the iconic Shiva–Parvati statues and several viewpoints perfect for photography.

on where a real decommissioned submarine has been converted into a museum. Walk through its narrow corridors, control rooms, and crew quarters to gain insight into life aboard an Indian Navy submarine.

s, traditional items, and archival photographs that trace the evolution of Visakhapatnam from a port town to a modern naval hub.

tted with sculptures, local snack stalls, and cafés. Enjoy the cool sea breeze and sunset views before returning to the hotel.

Eastern Ghats, driving past dense forests, winding mountain roads, and tribal settlements en route to the hills.

Explore vast underground chambers illuminated to highlight dramatic stalactite and stalagmite formations shaped over millions of years, some resembling natural sculptures and symbolic figures.

bout the cultivation and processing of Araku’s famous organic coffee. Walk through the plantation, understand the roasting techniques, and enjoy a freshly brewed cup amidst lush greenery.

ing hills, waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints. Take time to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and scenic landscapes.

of indigenous tribes through life-size displays, traditional homes, tools, jewelry, musical instruments, and handicrafts.

ing expansive views of misty valleys and layered hill ranges. In the evening, drive back to Visakhapatnam.

Admire its impressive architecture, intricately carved pillars, and unique blend of Dravidian and Kalinga styles. (Entry to the inner sanctum is restricted to Hindu devotees; waits may occur on busy days.)

Dating back to between the 2nd century BCE and 2nd century CE, this former monastery was once a center of learning for Buddhist monks and travelers along ancient maritime trade routes. Walk through the remains of stupas, meditation halls, monk residences, and dining areas while enjoying uninterrupted ocean views. Informational signage helps bring the history of the site to life and explains daily monastic routines of the past.

villages and open sea views, before heading to the airport.