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3-Day Itinerary for Araku Valley in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Araku Tribal Museum
    15 minutes (5.4 km) from Araku Valley Railway Station

    Start your trip by visiting the Araku Tribal Museum, where you can learn about the history and culture of the local tribes. In the morning, explore the exhibits displaying the traditional clothing, tools, and photographs of the tribal community. In the afternoon, visit the outdoor section where you can see the traditional houses and farming techniques. In the evening, enjoy a cup of local coffee at the museum cafe.

  2. Day 2: Borra Caves, Katiki Waterfalls
    1 hour 10 minutes (35.3 km) from Araku Tribal Museum

    Explore the Borra Caves, known for their spectacular limestone formations. Take a guided tour through the caves and learn about their geological significance. Afterward, have a picnic lunch at the nearby Katiki Waterfalls. In the afternoon, cool off in the refreshing water and take a scenic hike around the falls. Finish your day by enjoying the sunset at the Padmapuram Botanical Gardens.

  3. Day 3: Ananthagiri Hills, Tyda Park
    1 hour 20 minutes (43.3 km) from Borra Caves

    Take a scenic drive up to Ananthagiri Hills, known for its dense forests and coffee plantations. In the morning, explore the hiking trails and enjoy the stunning views of the valley. Afterward, head to Tyda Park, where you can take part in adventure activities like ziplining and rappelling. In the evening, relax by the bonfire and enjoy a barbecue dinner at the park.

Recommendations

While in Araku Valley, you can also consider visiting the Ananthagiri Coffee Plantations, the Tribal Habitat Museum, or the Dumbriguda Waterfalls. For a side trip, you can plan a visit to the Lambasingi valley, which is known for its scenic beauty and coffee plantations. To maximize your fun, try local food like bamboo chicken and Bongulo chicken at the roadside stalls. Make sure to also visit the local markets for handicrafts and souvenirs.

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