Ambica Sea Green

War
Memorial

The Victory at Sea War Memorial is built in the year 1996 to pay tribute to the brave war heroes of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani war. The great efforts of the Indian Navy and the Eastern Naval Command sailors immensely contributed to India's victory in the war. This obelisk styled war memorial contains Missiles, Fighter Plane Models, Torpedoes and Tankers kept around it.

Matsyadarshini
Aquarium

Matsyadarshini is a beautiful aquarium and houses countless species of fresh and salt water marine life captured in glass tanks. Matsyadarshini has many marine varieties. It has in its credit uncommon marine invertebrates. The carpet anemones, starfishes in different colors, tentacle anemones in white and orange, sea anemones in varying colors are all gives a pleasant view.

Borra
Caves

Borra Caves are situated on the east coast of india in the anantagiri hill range of the araku valley. Spread across an area of about 2 sqkm, the caves are situated around 1,400 m above sea level . In 1807, the caves were discovered by william king george. It is one of the largest caves in india, the caves have karstic limestone structures, which extend to a depth of 80 m.
Buddhist
Excavations

Bhavi Konda, Thotla Konda, Bojjana Konda, and Salihundam located around Visakhapatnam were places of Buddhist excavations. These were hamlets of Buddhism during the second century AD. Excavation during 1906 in these places brought out many Buddhist monuments such as stupas and chaityas. It is believed that some of the corporal remnants of the Buddha were conserved at these sacred Buddhist places.

Araku
Valley

Araku valley that is placed at a height of 3100 feet in the effluent hills of Anatagiri, is a scenic hill station near Vizag in Andhra Pradesh. Spreading over an area of 36 km, the valley is situated on Eastern Ghats and offers beautiful views of valley, waterfalls and streams. Housing more than 17 tribal societies, Dhimsa dance with colourful costumes is the main attraction of the region depicting rich culture and tradition.

Bheemunipatnam
Beach

The calm and serene Bheemunipatnam Beach is located at the confluence of Gosthani River and the Bay of Bengal. Bheemunipatnam is featured by the ruins of a 17th century fort and cemetery, and history reveals that this was a Dutch settlement earlier period. The beach, known also as 'Bheemli', is renowned as the safest and calmest location for swimmers. It holds immense historical and cultural significance.
Dolphin's
Nose

Dolphin's Nose, a mammoth rocky headland of about 174 meter high, is situated in the southern part of Visakhapatnam city. The rock resembles a dolphin’s nose is nicely placed at an altitude of 358 meter with its projection to the Bay of Bengal in Visakhapatnam. A renowned powerful light house highly useful for the shippers and has a light beam that can be seen as far as 64 km out at sea is also placed nearby.

Gangavaram
Beach

The scenic Gangavaram beach located on the south of Vizag near Visakhapatnam steel plant and the beach. It is beautifully lined up with palm trees. This beach attracts many film and TV serial makers as it provides natural picturesque spots. With a picturesque coastline the steady growth of tourists is seen here. This beach with soft sands and cool breeze always provides a secluded atmosphere.

Kailasa
Giri

An attractive and local favourite hill station, Kailasa Giri offers a spectacular view of the sea. It has serene and beautiful Rushikonda beach and RK beach on the left and hillock on the right. As the name suggests, the hill is Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvathi. As the name suggests, the hill is Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvathi, massive sculpture of Shiva and Parvathi is seen here.
Kondakarla
Ava Beach

The Kondakarla Ava beach in Kondakarla village is located in Achyutapuram mandal, a short distance from Vizag. The beach is scenic and beautiful. The biggest fresh water lake in the state is located here. The still waters of the lake bounded by coconut trees on one side and green hills all around displays a great picturesque site. The beach is known for its bird flora, the Bird Sanctuary established here has a rich diversity of bird species.

Kambalakonda
Wildlife Sanctuary

Spanning over an area of 70 sq km with dry evergreen forest together with meadows and scrub, Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary is established on the outskirts of Visakhapatnam. The Sanctuary houses many rare species of wild life animals such as panthers, sambar deer, spotted deer, barking deer, jackal, wild boar and wild dog. To have a rarest view of precious and vociferous animals in its habitat, Kambalkonda provides the worthy opportunity to its visitor

Lawson's
Bay Beach

Lawson's Bay beach, also called as Pedawaltair beach, a calm serene and secluded cute beach with lusting greenery and golden sands is located close to Ramakrishna beach in the way to Kailasagiri Mount from Visakhapatnam. The majestic sea with shallow crystal clear water and calm waves here is ideal for swimming, sun bathing and surfing. The beach attracts tourists due to its picturesque stunning scenic beauty.

War Memorial

Matsyadarshini Aquarium

Borra Caves

Buddhist Excavations

Araku Valley

Bheemunipatnam Beach

Dolphin's Nose

Gangavaram Beach

Kailasa Giri

Kondakarla Ava Beach

Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary

Lawson's Bay Beach

War
Memorial

Matsyadarshini
Aquarium

Borra
Caves

Buddhist
Excavations

Araku
Valley

Bheemunipatnam
Beach

Dolphin's
Nose

Gangavaram
Beach

Kailasa
Giri

Kondakarla
Ava Beach

Kambalakonda
Wildlife Sanctuary

Lawson's
Bay Beach