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My Travel Itinerary ANDHRA PRADESH(7 N) INR 25000 My Travel Itinerary ANDHRA PRADESH(7 N) INR 25000 Crafted by: Fly-Indian Team [email protected], 9686877770 TOUR OVERVIEW Chasing the coast of the Bay of Bengal, is aesthetic, adventurous and abundant Andhra Pradesh. A state with varying shades, some known, and others to be discovered. Its beauty begins with its crystal lakes, moving slowly to its winding valleys, spearing right up to its prestigious peaks. Andhra Pradesh is synonymous with its dramatic cinema, spicy delicacies and diverse spiritual beliefs. Although it has remnants of ancient civilisations, it does not fall behind in the wheel of change. INCLUSIONS Coffe Extinguisher ITINERARY Day 1 Arrive Visakhapatnam Arrive Visakhapatnam Station / Airport and reach our hotel directly (Hotel check-in at 12:00 noon), after Lunch visit to Submarine Museum, (The first of its kind Submarine Museum in South East Asia) and Kailasgiri Park by Ropeway (at our cost). Dinner and night halt. Day 2 Visakhapatnam - Borra Caves - Araku After breakfast proceed to Araku (115 kms. 4 hrs. journey), en-route we will visit the Borra Caves, famous for its Stalagmites and Stalagtites, Picnic Lunch shall be served, then visit to Kataki Water Falls. Reach Araku in the evening and night halt. Day 3 Araku After breakfast visit Dumariguda Water Falls and Padmapura Botanical Garden. After lunch visit Tribal Museum and Coffee Museum. Dinner and night halt at Araku. Day 4 Araku - Dindi After breakfast proceed to Dindi (310 kms. 7 hrs. journey). Reach in the evening, Dinner and night halt at Sterling Resort. Day 5 Dindi After breakfast free time to enjoy the Resort Facilities, after Lunch visit Antervedi where you can climb up on the Lighthouse, and also enjoy Boat Ride, into the Mangroves and the point where the River Godavari meets at the Bay of Bengal. Dinner and night halt at Dindi. Day 6 Dindi - Rajahmundry Early morning leave for Ongole, where we Board the AC Cruise Boat. Breakfast and Lunch will be served on the Boat. Variety entertainment program will be conducted, the Cruise boat will travel upstream in the River Godavari through the scenic Papikondalu Jungles. Thereafter return back to Rajamundry. Dinner & night halt. Day 7 Rajahmundry - Visakhapatnam After breakfast proceed to Visakhapatnam (200 kms. 5 hrs. journey). Reach in the afternoon and evening enjoy at the Rishikonda Beach, Dolphin Nose and Yarada Beach. Dinner and night halt at Visakhapatnam. Day 8 Airport Drop After breakfast passengers will be dropped at Airport / Station with memorable experience of the Tour conducted by Fly Indian Travels. TERMS & CONDITIONS This tour starts with Lunch on Day-1 and ends with Breakfast on Day-8 END OF YOUR TRIP.
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