Araku Valley

Supposedly the deepest caves in the country, Borra Caves are just 36 kms away from Araku Valley. These caves date back to 1807 and are made of karstic limestone.

Chaparai Waterfalls are also known as Dumbriguda Waterfalls, and are encircled by lush green forests on all sides. It is also an ideal picnic spot in the valley!

Araku Tribal Museum is a favourite spot amongst art and history lovers. It allows tourists to get a sneak peek of the rich tribal culture of the Eastern Ghats.

Originating from River Gosthani, Katiki Waterfalls are located in close proximity to the captivating Borra Caves. The falls are about 50 ft. high and remain dry during the summer season.

Nestled between Araku and Vizag, and offering the best views of Araku Valley, Ananthagiri is a spellbinding hill station, famous for its extensive coffee plantations and breath-taking waterfalls.

The unique museum houses an upmarket coffee house that serves world-class coffee, chocolates, sandwiches, brownies, etc. You can choose from 60 varieties of coffee and 600 varieties of chocolates.

Home to exotic and rare species of flowers and trees, the garden also features a toy train. It was built during the World War II for growing vegetables for the soldiers.