Dates are flexible. This day-by-day plan is provisional until you choose exact travel dates.
Rajahmundry → Antarvedi — Road journey via Amalapuram and Malkipuram, ~3–3.5 hours each way; depart around 6:30 AM, allowing time for breakfast, traffic, and parking near Antarvedi Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple.
Antarvedi Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple — Antarvedi village; visit the revered temple complex and allow ~1 hour, with darshan timing and queues subject to local schedules.
Antarvedi Lighthouse — Antarvedi coast; enjoy views of the Godavari estuary and Bay of Bengal, ~45 minutes. Lighthouse access may be limited, so confirm locally.
Godavari–Bay of Bengal Confluence — Antarvedi beach and estuary; take a scenic riverside-and-coast walk, ~1 hour, avoiding deep water because of strong currents.
Local seafood lunch near Antarvedi — Antarvedi/Malikipuram area; choose a busy local eatery for Andhra-style fish, prawns, or vegetarian meals, approximately ₹250–₹600 per person.
Antarvedi → Rajahmundry — Return by road, ~3–3.5 hours; depart around 3:00 PM for an early evening arrival, allowing extra time for village roads and roadside stops.
Leave Rajahmundry around 6:30 AM by car for Antarvedi, taking the route through Amalapuram and Malikipuram. Allow roughly 3–3½ hours each way, including a breakfast stop, village traffic, and slower final roads. A private car or hired cab is the most practical option; public transport involves multiple changes and makes the same-day return less comfortable. Stop for breakfast along the Amalapuram route, and carry water and cash, as facilities become sparse near the coast. On arrival, park near Antarvedi Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple and allow about an hour for the temple visit. Darshan queues and opening schedules can vary, so confirm locally and dress modestly.
From the temple, continue to Antarvedi Lighthouse and then the Godavari–Bay of Bengal Confluence, allowing about 45 minutes and an hour respectively. The lighthouse may not always permit visitors inside, but the surrounding coastal views are worthwhile. At the confluence, enjoy the meeting of the river and sea from the shore, keeping well away from deep water and strong currents; this is not a safe place for casual swimming. Roads between the temple, lighthouse, and coast are short but can be uneven, so allow extra time rather than relying strictly on map estimates.
Have lunch at a busy local eatery in the Antarvedi–Malikipuram area, choosing the freshest available Andhra-style fish, prawns, or a vegetarian thali; budget approximately ₹250–₹600 per person. Ask what was cooked that day, and expect simple seating rather than a polished restaurant. Begin the drive back to Rajahmundry around 3:00 PM via Malikipuram and Amalapuram, allowing another 3–3½ hours. The final village stretches are slower after dark, so an early departure is sensible; keep a short roadside tea stop flexible and expect an early-evening arrival in Rajahmundry.
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