Places to Visit near Vizag for 3 Days
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What comes to mind when you think of Vizag (Visakhapatnam)?
We’re sure it’s the beautiful beaches. This coastal city is renowned for its golden sands, marvellous sunrises, and sunsets, making it a haven for beach lovers. But Vizag is also known for its rich religious and historical significance, with famous temples, museums, gardens, and an abundance of natural attractions.
No wonder it’s called the ‘City of Destiny’!
Here are the 41 places to visit near Vizag for 3 days by renting a bike:
1). Araku Valley
2). Kailasagiri
3). Rishikonda Beach
4). Rama Krishna Beach
5). Yarada Beach
6). Indira Gandhi Zoological Park
7). Tenneti Park
8). Dolphin’s Nose
9). Simhachalam Temple
10). Thotlakonda
11). Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary
12). Gangavaram Beach
13). Visakha Museum
14). Bheemili Beach
15). Lawson’s Bay Beach
16). Matsya Darshini Aquarium
17). Mudasarlova Park
18). Mangamaripeta Beach
10). Sagar Nagar Beach
20). Bavikonda Ancient Buddhist Monastery
21). Borra Caves
22). Kondakarla Ava
23). Submarine Museum
24). Biodiversity Park
25). Aircraft Museum
26). Lambasingi
27). Kothapalli Waterfalls
28). Katiki Falls
29). Anantagiri
30). Ross Hill Church
31). Sri Venkateswara Temple
32). Araku Tribal Museum
33). Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple
34). Ramnaidu Film Studio
35). Appikonda Beach
36). Victory at Sea War Memorial
37). Bojjannakonda
38). Mudasarlova Cheruvu Lake
39). Lumbini Park
40). Vizag Fishing Harbour
41). Tatipudi Reservoir
With the buses being crowded and autos and taxis expensive, renting a two-wheeler from Royal Brothers is the only best way to explore Vizag in and out.
Places to visit near Vizag for 3 days
We have listed 41 places for you to choose from and plan a 3-day trip to Vizag.
1). Araku Valley
Travel time:
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 111 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 107 km
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Known for its dense forests, misty mountains, enchanting gardens, splendid waterfalls, coffee plantations, and as a cherry on the top, pleasant weather, Araku Valley is a must-visit during your Vizag trip. It’s a haven for nature lovers.
Tip: Though Araku Valley can be reached by train from Vizag, we would suggest you take a road trip for an unforgettable experience.
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2). Kailasagiri
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 11.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 18.2 km
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Kailash Giri is a hilltop garden that houses the statue of the magnificent 40-foot Shiva and Parvati. A stream flows from beneath Lord Shiva to the foot of the hills. On the hilltop, there are multiple attractions, like Titanic Viewpoint, Toy Train, Floral Spot, Gliding Point, Jungle Trails, Shanti Ashram, Children’s Park, Shanku Chakra Nama and more.
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3). Rishikonda Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 14.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 22.5 km
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Rishikonda Beach/Rushikonda Beach is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Vizag. The name Rushikonda in Telugu means, “Hill of the Sages’. It is said that the beach was once occupied by Hindu sages for meditation and self-mortification. There are also theories of the beach’s linkage with the Buddhist heritage.
The beach is visited by locals, tourists and travellers from all over the world. The palm trees around the beach are another major attraction for the people to flock in and enjoy nature at its best.
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4). Rama Krishna Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 3.9 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 13.5 km
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Rama Krishna Beach is one of the best places in Vizag. The beach got its name from the Ramakrishna Ashram present nearby. The spectacular view of the Bay of Bengal from the r.k. beach shoreline will leave you stunned. The beach has a calming vibe that relaxes and rejuvenates you from inside. There is also a Kali temple and aquarium next to the beach.
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5). Yarada Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 23.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 23.1 km
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It is one of the most picturesque, cleanest and safest beaches in Vizag. It is less crowded and is the best place if you want to spend some time alone away from the chaos of life. The banana and palm tree plantation around the beach makes it appear scenic.
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6). Indira Gandhi Zoological Park
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 11 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 17.8 km
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Make sure your 3-day itinerary to Vizag includes Indira Gandhi Zoological Park. There are over 800 animals of 80 species present in the zoo. There are also butterfly and reptile sections within the premises. Wildlife in the zoo includes Asiatic lions, Indian elephants, hyenas, one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, chimpanzees, hippos, crocodiles, ostriches, etc.
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7). Tenneti Park
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 8.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 16.8 km
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Also known as VUDA Park, Tenneti Park is one of Vizag’s oldest parks. It is named after the freedom fighter, Teneti Viswanadham. After its recent renovation post-Cyclone Hudhud in 2014, the park has been remodelled to international standards. This coastal park is now suitable for family picnics, friend outings, photoshoots, etc.
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8). Dolphin’s Nose
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 20.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 20.7 km
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The hill got its name because of its resemblance to the dolphin’s nose. Situated between Yarada and Gangavaram Port, it has become a landmark of Vizag owing to its popularity. You can take a good view of it from the Yarada and Rama Krishna Beach.
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9). Simhachalam Temple
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 20 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 16.2 km
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Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the chief deity is worshipped here in a Varaha Narasimha form. It is believed that Lord Vishnu manifested in the form of half-man and half-lion at this temple after saving Prahlada’s life, his devotee from his father’s attempt to murder him. Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Simhachalam is known for its stunning Kalinga architectural style.
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10). Thotlakonda
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 21.3 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 28.7 km
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Your itinerary should include this 2,000-year-old monastery in Vizag. Thotlakonda is a Buddhist archaeological site. It translates to ‘Hill of Stone Wells’. This site has stupas, viharas, and grihas used by monks during early times. It is said that Nikaya Buddhism was practised here. There are lots of Buddhist excavation sites in Vizag.
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11). Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 10.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 18.1 km
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If you love nature, and importantly wildlife, you should visit the Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary. This thick forest is home to rich flora and fauna. You can find a variety of mammals, reptiles, birds and butterflies at this sanctuary. Some common sights include Indian boar, Jungle cat, Sambar deer, Rat snake, Laughing dove, etc. There are options for trekking into the forest trails, too.
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12). Gangavaram Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 22.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 18.3 km
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Beaches are everywhere in Vizag. But what makes Gangavaram Beach so special is that it is calm, remote and beautiful. It is less crowded and a popular shooting spot for Indian movies and serials. You can find tall coconut trees around the beach, which makes it more scenic. It is perfect for a picnic, morning and evening strolls, relaxation, etc. There is also a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna on the beach.
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13). Visakha Museum
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 5.4 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15 km
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You should visit the Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation Museum for its range of maritime and heritage exhibits. You can see the weapons used by the Navy and objects that represent the culture of Vizag and Andhra, kept on display. There are five galleries in the heritage section- Evolution of Man and Prehistoric Gallery, Stone Sculpture Gallery, Bronze Gallery, Coins Gallery and Pottery Gallery, and Celadon and Enamelware Gallery.
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14). Bheemili Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 30.4 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 42.2 km
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You get the sight of the Gosthani River meeting the Bay of Bengal at Bheemili Beach. The East India Company and Dutch East India Company once had their trading ports here. You can even find the remnants of a Dutch fort and cemetery from the 17th century. It is a peaceful beach with calm waves, golden sand and palm trees backdrop. You can find people swimming and surfing in the water.
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15). Lawson’s Bay Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 6.8 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 17.1 km
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Lawson’s Bay is a posh beach in Vizag. It is an extension of Rama Krishna Beach and is known for its white sands and secluded atmosphere. It is suitable for sunbathing, surfing and swimming.
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16). Matsya Darshini Aquarium
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 4.1 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 13.7 km
If you are fascinated by underwater creatures, you should visit Matsya Darshini Aquarium. The exotic and colourful fishes and marine animals are amazing to see. Here are a few- Porcupine fish, Star Fish, Sea Anemones, Electric Ray, Peacock Wrasse, Cow Fish, etc.
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17). Mudasarlova Park
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 12.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 16.2 km
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Established in 1902, it is one of the oldest parks in Vizag. Since the park is located near the Mudasarlova Reservoir, it is known as Mudasarlova Park. The park is suitable for picnics and also has a golf club. The lush greenery and the serenity of the park will relax and leave you rejuvenated.
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18). Mangamaripeta Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 21 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 28.5 km
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It was once a secluded beach but is now flooded by people after the naturally formed arch came into the limelight. You can club your visit to Mangamaripeta Beach with the journey to Thotlakonda. It is suitable for relaxing strolls, meditation, and other water sports activities. It is one of the best places to visit near Vizag for 3 days.
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19). Sagar Nagar Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 11.2 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 19 km
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Are you a beach lover and an adventurous hippie? Then you should visit Sagar Nagar Beach in Vizag. It is known for its activities like jet skiing, scuba diving, banana boat rides and parasailing. You can enjoy the waves and also feed some food to your daring soul.
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20). Bavikonda Ancient Buddhist Monastery
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 21.6 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 28.2 km
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The remnants of Bavikonda Ancient Buddhist Monastery date back to the 3rd century BCE. The findings were coins, bricks, tiles, relic caskets, inscriptions, a piece of bone (which is believed to be of Buddha), etc. Now on the site, you can find the ruins of stupas, meditation halls, prayer halls, and viharas. It’s a rich cultural heritage site.
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21). Borra Caves
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 87 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 83.3 km
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It is a must-visit place when in Vizag. Borra Caves is one of the largest limestone caves in India and is known for its million-year-old stalactite and stalagmite formations. Situated 1400m above sea level, this cave is flooded by tourists from all over the world for its views. It is said that the cave was created due to the flow of the Gosthani River over the limestone area.
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22). Kondakarla Ava
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 41.9 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 36.6 km
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Kondakarla Ava used to be the recreational stop for Vizianagaram Kings and the British before the independence of India. It is a freshwater lake cum bird sanctuary in Vizag. It is known for its unique and endangered wet evergreen forests. Some common sights include Grey Herons, Red Whiskered Bulbul, Black Drongo and Pheasant Tailed Jacana.
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23). INS Kurusura Submarine Museum
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 5.6 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15.5 km
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If you think this is just another building made of bricks and cement, no! You get to go inside the real submarine and explore its sonar room, radar room, control room and the weapons used by the Indian navy during the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Isn’t it cool? There are also photographs, artefacts and written scripts inside the INS Kurusura Submarine Museum.
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24). Biodiversity Park
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 5.4 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15.2 km
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Biodiversity Park, fondly called the ‘living laboratory’, is most visited by students, botanists, zoologists, and researchers because of its rich flora and fauna. The park has over 2000 species of plants and has records of 60 species of birds and 105 species of butterflies visiting.
The park has orchids, ferns, bamboo, palm groves, aquatic plants, ornamental plants, medicinal and herbal plants, living fossil plants of Jurassic times, sacred groves, and insectivorous plants.
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25). Aircraft Museum
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 5.6 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15.4 km
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Just opposite the Submarine Museum, you can find the Aircraft Museum. The TU 142 Aircraft, which served the nation and the Indian Army for 29 years has been converted into a museum for people to experience. You can see equipment like sonobuoys, propellers, engines, survival kits, anti-submarine missiles, data recorders, etc., kept on display.
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26). Lambasingi
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 112 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 107 km
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If you are on a leisure holiday, make sure you visit the best-kept secret of Andhra, Lambasingi, located a few hours away from Vizag. Also known as the ‘Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh’, Lambasingi hill station, is known for its dense forests and coffee, pine and eucalyptus plantations. A road trip to Lambasingi from Vizag, witnessing the giant, cloud-covered mountains, picturesque villages, and Thajangi reservoir will blow your mind. It is one of the best places to visit near Vizag for 3 days.
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27). Kothapalli Waterfalls
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 133 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 123 km
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If you are visiting Lambasingi, make sure to go to Kothapalli Waterfalls. A 2 km trek to the waterfall is perfect for the ones who expect adventure in their trip. The coffee plantations on both sides of the waterfalls make it look more serene and scenic.
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28). Katiki Waterfalls
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 105 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 101 km
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Originating from the Gosthani River, Katiki Falls is located near Borra Caves. The trekking trail to the waterfalls is so green that it makes it an unforgettable memory. In the basement, you can find so many vendors selling street foods, snacks and beverages.
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29). Anantagiri
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 84.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 81 km
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Anantagiri is a small hill village, located between Vizag and Araku Valley. It is known for its coffee plantations and plenty of natural attractions. The pleasant weather, the deep valleys and the misty mountain ranges make it the perfect weekend getaway spot.
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30). Ross Hill Church
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 3.9 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 13.1 km
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A British official, Monsieur Ross, built a bungalow in one of the three hills surrounding Vizag in the 19th century. The hill and the church present there inherited its name after him. The Ross Hill church also known as Mother Mary’s Church is known for its stunning architecture. It attracts tourists just for its panoramic views of the city from the hillock.
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31). Sri Venkateswara Swamy Konda Temple
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 3.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 12.9 km
Sri Venkateswara Swamy Konda Temple is a hilltop temple which is said to have been built in 1866 by European Captain Blackmoor. From the top of the hill, you will be mesmerised to see the fascinating views of the Vizag harbour, the fishermen, boats and the ocean.
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32). Araku Tribal Museum
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 111 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 107 km
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If you go to Araku Valley, make sure to visit Araku Tribal Museum. It’s an ideal spot for history buffs since in the museum you can learn everything about the tribal culture and lifestyle from scratch. The utensils made of iron and mud that tribals use for cooking, their wedding photographs, capturing their rituals and traditions, and their jewellery, clothes and weapons used for hunting are kept on display.
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33). Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 3 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 12.1 km
Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple is a Shakti temple. There is no roof for the chief deity here and the devotees can do puja and abhishekam themselves. It is believed by the people that the goddess, whom they fondly refer to as ‘Satya Devata’ grants whatever they seek.
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34). Ramnaidu Film Studios
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 18.9 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 26.3 km
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If you are a movie lover, you should visit Ramnaidu Film Studios in Vizag. You can take the guided tour and see various movie sets, props, costumes, equipment, etc., used for filmmaking. The studio was opened by Dr. D. Ramnaidu, who is known for his Guinness World Record for producing the most number of movies in different languages.
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35). Appikonda Beach
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 31.2 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 24.8 km
If you are tired of visiting the same beaches in the city, again and again, you should head to Appikonda Beach, located a little far from Vizag. The beach is surrounded by Cashew and Casuarina trees and oozes beauty in every frame. The water is crystal clear and the beach is well-maintained. It is not frequently visited by tourists, making it suitable for individuals seeking solace.
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36). Victory at Sea War Memorial
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 5.5 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15.3 km
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Located at the beach road, the Victory at Sea War Memorial was constructed in 1996 to honour the Indian Navy and the Eastern Naval Command Sailors after the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. They sank PNS Gazi, a Pakistani submarine which was prepared to demolish INS Vikrant, an Indian Aircraft Carrier.
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37). Bojjannakonda
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 37.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 31.4 km
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Established in the 4th century AD during the Buddhist era, Bojjannakonda, originally called ‘Buddhina Konda’ is a group of small rock-cut caves. In this 2000-year-old heritage site, there are carvings of Gautama Buddha. You can also spot monolithic stupas, where the Buddhist monks would meditate once. It is a popular tourist destination in Vizag.
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38). Mudasarlova Cheruvu Lake/Reservoir
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 13.7 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 15.6 km
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Located adjacent to Mudasarlova Park, this is the most scenic lake in Vizag. Sunset at the Mudasarlova Cheruvu Lake is a must-experience activity in the city.
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39). Lumbini Park
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 7.2 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 16.9 km
With the children’s play area, open gym, stunning ocean views and a gigantic Buddha statue, Lumbini Park attracts tourists from all over the city. It is one of the best places in Vizag to relax and unwind. Choose this spot for your morning and evening strolls, meditation, etc.
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40). Vizag Fishing Harbour
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station: 6 km
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport: 14.1 km
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A walk along the stretch of Vizag’s Fishing Harbour can be great but also a smelly experience. You can take a bike ride to look for the boats and ships and enjoy the mesmerising views of the sea. If you go further, you can also find a fish market where they sell fresh catches.
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41). Tatipudi Reservoir
Distance from Visakhapatnam Railway Station:
Distance from Visakhapatnam International Airport:
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Tatipudi Reservoir is such a scenic place to be in. A stroll around the reservoir looking at the mountain backdrop and the clear water is all you need for your rough day. Though it is a little far from the centre, the journey is all worth it. You can plan a visit to Tatipudi Reservoir with your friends and family.
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Wrapping Up
Here you have- 41 places to visit near Vizag for 3 days. Whether you're a nature lover, history buff, or adventure seeker, this coastal paradise promises an exciting and memorable journey.
If you could travel time to the past, which place would you like to revisit? Let us know in the comments.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1). How many days are sufficient to visit Vizag?
You can explore Vizag in 2 to 3 days. This gives you time to see the beaches, hills, and temples. It's enough for a nice, relaxed visit.
2). What are the special places in Vizag?
Vizag's must-see spots include Kailasagiri Hill Park, Ramakrishna Beach, and the INS Kursura Submarine Museum. Don't miss the stunning views from the Dolphin's Nose.
3). Which month is best to visit Vizag?
The best time to visit Vizag is from October to March. The weather is cooler and perfect for sightseeing and beach fun.
4). What is famous in Vizag to eat?
Vizag is famous for its seafood, especially the prawn and crab dishes. Try the local favourite, "Bongulo Chicken," which is chicken cooked in bamboo.
5). Can we cover Araku in one day?
Yes, you can cover Araku in one day. Start early to enjoy the scenic train ride, visit Borra Caves, and explore the coffee plantations before heading back.