Discovering Visakhapatnam on a Shoestring Budget

  1. Day 1: RK Beach
    14 minutes (4.3 km) from the airport

    A perfect place to catch the beautiful sunrise and enjoy a peaceful morning walk along the seashore. Relax and rejuvenate by sitting under the palm trees while savoring the brise and mesmerizing views.

  2. Day 2: INS Kursura Submarine Museum
    26 minutes (13 km) from RK Beach

    Explore the history of India's naval forces by visiting the INS Kursura submarine museum. The museum showcases fascinating exhibits including torpedoes and periscopes that are displayed outside the submarine.

  3. Day 3: Simhachalam Temple
    59 minutes (19 km) from INS Kursura Submarine Museum

    A famous Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Narasimha. Its stunning architecture and intricate carvings will leave you mesmerized. The temple offers peaceful and serene surroundings and is worth a visit.

  4. Day 4: Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary
    28 minutes (12.5 km) from Simhachalam Temple

    Get a chance to spot wildlife such as panthers, deer, and hyenas while hiking in this beautiful and dense forest. This protected area offers excellent trekking opportunities and stunning views.

  5. Day 5: Yarada Beach
    45 minutes (15.5 km) from Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary

    One of the most picturesque beaches of Visakhapatnam with white sand and turquoise blue water. Enjoy a refreshing swim, unwind while enjoying the stunning views and indulge in local seafood.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • RK Beach - Free Entry | 2-3 hours
  • INS Kursura Submarine Museum - INR 40 | 1-2 hours
  • Simhachalam Temple - Free Entry | 2-3 hours
  • Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary - INR 25 | Half day
  • Yarada Beach - Free Entry | 2-3 hours
  • Total Estimated Costs - INR 65

Useful Tips

For nature enthusiasts, one can consider adding Araku Valley to the itinerary. For beach lovers, Rishikonda Beach and Bheemli Beach is a good alternative to Yarada Beach. If you have more time, explore the historic Borra Caves or take an adventurous trip to the Araku Tribal Museum.

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