A perfect place to start your Araku exploration, the Araku Tribal Museum provides an overview of the local culture and tribal way of life. The museum displays a vast range of artifacts and crafts, including pottery, jewelry, handicrafts, weapons, musical instruments and much more.
A natural wonder formed over the ages, the Borra Caves are an awe-inspiring sight. Witness the beauty of stalactites and stalagmites rising in the dimly lit caves, providing a peek into millions of years of geological history.
Take a break from the tourist attractions and visit the sprawling coffee plantations Araku is known for. Learn about the different varieties of coffee and how they're grown and processed. Take a coffee tasting experience, and pick up some fresh coffee for those back home.
For more time, you can visit the Katiki Waterfalls or the Padmapuram Gardens. For less time, you can skip the coffee plantations and spend time exploring the local markets or taking a hike to the Dumbriguda Waterfalls. Remember to carry comfortable trekking shoes for the caves.