One Day Vizag to Araku Valley Trip by ac car
Tour And Sight seeing
Tour Highlights
- This tour will be conducted in English, Telugu, Hindi languages.
Overview
Araku Valley is a hill station in Visakhapatnam. It is a beautiful valley in the Eastern Ghats inhabited by different types of tribes and is one of the less commercialized tourist destinations in South India. Valley is located 114 km from Vishakhapatnam, close to the Orissa state border.
Araku, an enticing hill station offers enlivening viewpoints, imposing waterfalls, and lush green coffee plantations. Hairpin bends and jaw-dropping natural treasures draw several visitors. Navigating through the serpentine hill roads amidst the jagged peaks is itself an exhilarating experience. Discover the iconic landmarks with our one-day Vizag to Araku tour by private car.
What's included
Itinerary
- Morning proceeds to Araku Valley from Visakhapatnam pickup from your hotel or home in the city limits.
- Padmapuram Gardens: Kick start your fantastic journey with a visit to the inspiring Padmapuram Gardens. Tourists would be enlightened with the impressive variety of foliage. Situated at a distance of 2.5km from Araku bus station, the garden features hanging cottages which are built at a height of ten feet above ground level. Spanning over an area of 26 acres of land, the spectacular garden has an exotic variety of flowers and orchids. Visitors would be delighted to take a stroll through the spectacular rose garden.
- Tribal Museum: Take a voyage back to a time with the visit to the Tribal Museum one of the key attractions of Araku. Be amazed at the rich collection of artefacts that includes clay figures of tribal people, hunting tools and kitchen utensils. The section that displays the attire of tribal people belonging to the northern part of Andhra Pradesh and the traditional handicrafts is a must-see section. Set within a red building made of mud and metals, the museum portrays village panchayat, market and agricultural activities. Noteworthy displays are the tribal jewellery, musical instruments and masks. It also accommodates a Tribal Arts and Crafts Centre that features several exhibitions and workshops for the promotion of tribal art and craft.
- Ananthagiri Coffee Plantations: One of the best attractions of the day trip to Araku tour is the visit to the Ananthagiri Coffee Plantations. A must-visit for the coffee connoisseurs, these inspiring coffee plantations are spread over the Ananthagiri Hills and serve as a major source of income for the Araku tribal people. It boasts of being the first producer of organic coffee in India. Travellers would be hooked up with the aroma of one of the most favourite brews in the world, the pleasant climate and the breathtaking surroundings at Ananthagiri.
- Galikonda Viewpoint: Visitors would appreciate the spectacular views of the city as the one day Vizag to Araku tour takes them to the iconic sightseeing spot called the Galikonda View Point. Nature lovers would be mesmerized to view the iconic natural panorama. Standing at a height of 4320 feet above sea level on the Eastern Ghats and viewing the austere beauty of the picturesque landscape is going to be a rewarding experience. A postcard-perfect viewpoint gives the sight of incredible scenery.
- Borra Caves: Head up to one of the largest caves of the country the Borra Caves, as the next stop of our one day Vizag to Araku tour. A landmark tourist destination also known as Borra Guhalu was discovered by British geologist William King in 1807. Scramble your way through the one million-year-old limestone caves set at an elevation of 705 m above sea level for an unforgettable journey. An underground world of admiration, Borra Caves is a must-visit and is filled with stalagmite and stalactite formations featuring Shiv Parvathi, Tiger, Mother-Child, Cows udder, Human Brain, Crocodile and Rishi’s Beard.
- Katiki Waterfalls: End your exciting one day Vizag to Araku trip with the visit to another marvel of nature, the gorgeous Katiki Waterfalls. These are some of the most magnificent waterfalls of Araku that is formed by the river Gosthani originating from the Borra caves. The incredible 50 feet high waterfalls is one of the most attractive sights of Araku
Know Before you go
- Please note that for Katiki Waterfalls the cab can only take you until the check-post. From check-post, you have to hire a local Jeep (at your own expense) to reach the waterfall. It is at a distance of 7kms from the check-post.
Redemption Process
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Cancellation Policy
- No refund if cancelled : We know plans can change, and we're here to help. Unfortunately, no refunds are available once a booking is confirmed. Your reservation is final, and modifications or reschedules can't be accommodated. In case of cancellation, a 100% cancellation fee will apply.
- Unforeseen Circumstances : This activity requires good weather. In cases of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions leading this activity cancellations, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
- Refund Process : Refunds will be credited to the original booking payment source within 10 business days, and cash refunds will not be issued
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