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Kakinada (Какинада) Travel Guide Kakinada Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kakinada page 1 of the city and is among the twelve pilgrim Max: 37.5°C Min: Rain: 38.5mm 27.70000076 centres of the region. Kakinada witnesses a 2939453°C Kakinada tropical savannah climate in which the Jun weather remains hot and humid almost Hot weather. Carry Light clothes, umbrella. throughout the year. The winter months are Kakinada is better known as the Max: Min: Rain: comparatively pleasant and it is the best 35.40000152 27.10000038 53.0999984741210 fertilizer city, but the heart-racing 5878906°C 1469727°C 94mm time to visit this region.  Jul deep sea explorations still steal a Famous For : Things To DoCit good part of the limelight here. Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, When To umbrella. 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It is situated in the outskirts Kakinada Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kakinada page 2 2 Pithapuram Kakinada Yanam Road, Kakinada, Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary, Kakinada, What To East Godavari District, Andhra Andhra Pradesh, India Pradesh 533461,India Spread over an area of 235 sq km near the SEE Coringa Forest and Hope Island,a wonderful backwaters, Coringa Sanctuary is home to 5 Sights place away from the thronging crowds, wide variety of flora and fauna. Here, you boasts of an abundant flora and fauna. will find the endangered olive ridley turtles, http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-kakinada-lp-1143860 Located by a small village by the same fishing cats and more. Different varieties of 1 Konaseema name, the Coringa forest attracts a lot of birds, including oriental dwarf kingfisher, tourists. The USP of the place is that it is Indian roller, etc are also found here. The situated by the backwaters and houses the Sanctuary is also popular for its 35 varieties endangered otter species within its lush of mangrove plants. greenery. Apart from the otter, the sanctuary also harbours the Fishing Cat, Sea 5 Adurru Pithapuram, Kakinada, Andhra Turtle, Estuarine Crocodile and Jackal; as Pradesh well as birds like Snipes, Sea Gulls, Ducks, Pithapuram, also known as Dakshina Kasi, is and Flamingos. Forest rest houses are a popular religious place famous for its available both in Rajahmundry and ancient Hindu temples. It is also known as Kakinada. one of the twelve pilgrim centers, one of the Dhindi, Narsapur, Palakollu, Razolu and five Madava Keshatras, and one of the Asta Antarvedi are the main towns and villages Data Sakthi Petas. Some of the important here. Tourists mostly come to Dhindi to Hope island (also known as the temples are the Sri Kukkuteshwara Swami spend their time on the deck of a gently Kakinada bay), is a small island located near Temple, Sri Pada Vallabha Anaagha Datha bobbing houseboat, pampering their the Kakinada city. The island protects the Kshethram and Sri Venu Gopala Swamy tastebuds and taking in the riverine sights, city from the strong tidal waves/tsunami Temple. and clyclones coming from the Bay of which include a number of birds, the East Godavari District, Kakinada, Bengal. It is a quiet island with a few Sivakodilanka islet and the picturesque 3 Coringa Forest and Hope Andhra Pradesh temple town of Antarvedi. govenment buildings and a fishermen's Island Adurru Village is a historical place located in hamlet on it. Razole Taluk that takes you back in time. The APTDC-run Houseboat Cruise starts at 4 Coringa Sanctuary The ruins of Buddhist Stupas, Chaityas and Dhindi and is the must-do of a trip to Viharas were discovered by The Konaseema. There’s also a 12-hr package. Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) in the year of 1953. Numerous ancient artifacts such as dshes, jars and bowls of kaolin and red pottery was revealed during the excavation. Mahastupa is the major Kakinada Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kakinada page 3 attraction of the place. +91-9248722779, 9441710286 introduced pizza in a crunchy cone. Cool, right? The Multi cuisine restaurant serves you with Where To the best quality Indian and Chinese cuisine along with Pizzas, Cakes, Pastries, Natural 4 Arali Eat fruit juices & soft drinks to go along 5 Places with. The staff is very friendly and the mainroad,Kakinada service is quick. The large television LCD http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-kakinada-lp-1143860 screen lets you enjoy your favourite match +918842344222 or serial along with delicious food! 1 City View, Paradigm Sarovar Portico 3 Pizza Corner 5 Sri Chaitanya Restaurant Subhash Road, Kakinada - 533001, +91-884 2302-333,51 City View is a multi cuisine restaurant in the 3-star Paradigm Sarovar Portico hotel, Kakinada. It serves multi-cuisine specialties and also offers panoramic view to the guests. They also lay buffets or guests can order a-la-carte and go with their own preferences. 69/4/21, Spencer Retail Ltd, Pithapuram Main Rd, Sarpavaram 2 E,2 Multicuisine Restaurant Junction, Neeladri Nagar, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India Pizza Corner is a pizzeria chain that has grown to be really popular in Andhra Pradesh. Not just all kinds of pizzas, but the place is really famous for its side dishes such as garlic bread and everybody's favourite chicken wings. Pizza Corner in Kakinada is a treat for anybody craving for the best pizza in the surroundings. That is not all, Dr.No:70-1C-2/3, NFCL Road, Pizza Corner, Kakinada very recently Kakinada - 03 Kakinada Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/kakinada page 4 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-kakinada-lp-1143860 See A: Konaseema B: Pithapuram C: Coringa Forest and Hope Island D: Coringa Sanctuary E: Adurru Accommodation F: Jaya Residency G: Venky Residency H: Hotel Srivatsa I: Jaya Residency J: Venky Residency K: Hotel Srivatsa L: Jaya Residency M: Venky Residency N: Hotel Srivatsa Food O: City View, Paradigm Sarovar Portico P: E,2 Multicuisine Restaurant Q: Pizza Corner R: Arali S: Sri Chaitanya Restaurant.
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