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KONASEEMA ROAD PACKAGE (1 DAY ) Konaseema is a nature gift attracting every human being with its green plains, Coconut grooves and little islands in river godavari, Sea shore besides famour philigrim places viz., Ryali, Inavilli, Antharvedhi etc., Konaseema popularized as “Tourist Paradise” Mode of journey :By Non A/c.Hitech Buses / Tavera / Scarpio / Car Visiting places: Sl. No. Visiting place Name of the God / Holy place / Tourist spot 1 Kadiam/ Kadiapulanka World famous Flower and Ornamental Nurseries 2 Ryali Sri Jaganmohini Kesava Swamy Temple 3 Antharvedhi Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Beach 4 Inavilli Sri Varasiddi Vinayaka Swamy Temple 5 Dindi House Boat Unit and Coconut Country Resort Reporting place: Maruthi Mini Tours & Travels, Time: 7.00 AM ,Beside BPCL Petrol Bunk, Godavari Bund Road, RAJAHMUNDRY-1. Tourist occupancy Tariff per head Package includes (Rs) 2 packs by Car 850/- 3 packs by Car 600/- 4 packs by Car 450/- 5 packs by Scarpio / 560/- To and fro transportation only 6 packs by Scarpio 460/- 7 packas by Tavera / Innova 400/- 8 packs and above by Tavera / Mini Hitech Buses 350/- Tour Schedule : Time Details of journney Distance 7:00 AM Proceed to Kadiapulanka Visit flower nurseries. 15 KM 9:30 AM Reach Ryali, visit Sri Jaganmohini Kesava Swamy Temple 30 KM 12.00 noon Reach Dindi village of Razole mandal, visit “Coconut Country Resort, 55 KM House Boat Unit and Lunch Break and proceed to Antharvedhi 2.00 PM Reach Antharvedhi, visit Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, 25 KM Beach, Godavari river confluence into bay of Bengal 5.30 PM Reach Sri Varasiddi Vinayaka Swamy Temple 60 KM 8.00 PM Reach Rajahmundry 65 KM Note:- The schedule will be modified by the Tour guide based on the circumstances..

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