The Lion Safari Park in Aruku Valley is an amazing way to start your journey. Witness the majestic lions roam around freely in their natural habitat. Take a safari tour with a guide and experience an unforgettable jungle adventure.
Visit the serene and beautiful Kondakarla Ava Beach and experience the calmness of the sea which is less crowded than other beaches. Enjoy water sports, take a stroll through the local markets or just relax by the sea.
The Borra Caves are one of the largest in India and are said to be more than a million years old. The caves have a beautiful natural formation of stalactites and stalagmites that resemble an underwater city. Witness the magic this natural wonder holds and take beautiful pictures of this serene place.
The Araku Tribal Museum showcases the heritage, lifestyle, and culture of the tribal people who reside in Aruku Valley. The museum has a great collection of traditional clothing, jewelry, artifacts, and utensils, making it a significant historical site in the valley.
Located within the Eastern Ghats, Tyda Nature Camp is an eco-tourism destination known for its lush greenery, trekking trails, waterfalls, and adventure activities like rock climbing, zip lining, etc. Enjoy nature walks, bird watching, indulge in local food, or just laze around in picturesque sceneries—the campsite has something for everyone.
Explore the beautiful Ananthagiri Hills, the birthplace of the Musi River and known for its coffee plantations. The hills have numerous trekking trails with stunning views of the sunset and sunrise. Visit the Ananthagiri Temple, which has fascinating mythology. Take in the beauty of the valley one last time before ending your journey.
If you have more time, you can visit the Padmapuram Botanical Garden, which is just 10 minutes (5.2 miles) from Ananthagiri Hills. If you have less time, skip the Tyda Nature Camp and visit Borra Caves in the morning, followed by Araku Tribal Museum in the evening.