Located about 112 km away from city center, Araku Valley is the best tour spot in Vizag. The journey takes about six hours by train or bus. Visitors need to book a government rest house (APTDC) in advance for night stay. The Padmavathi botanical gardens are a major attraction here.
Located close to Araku Valley, Borra Caves has been modified by the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (APTDC). Entry fee is thirty rupees to explore these magnificent caves.
Offering spectacular views of the sea, Ramkrishna Beach and Rishikonda Beach, Kailasagiri hill is a must-visit spot that makes visitors fall in love with the city.
Named after Monsieur Ross who built a house in 1864, Ross Hill features three different religious places on three hilltops. It includes Mother Mary's Church, Hindu god Venkateswara Konda temple, and a mosque.
Located 16 km north of Visakhapatnam, Simhachalam is a hill temple dedicated to Lord Narasimha. The temple was constructed by Gajapathi Kings of Orissa before the 15th century.
Established in 1972, this zoo houses about 700 animals of 89 species, including some of the rarest ones. It's located on coastal hills between National Highway 5 and Beach Road.
One of Vizag's most popular beaches, offering various water sports, boating, and fishing activities for visitors to enjoy.
Located 11 km from Visakhapatnam, this popular beach features a huge sculpture of Lord Shiva and Parvathi.
A private beach near dolphin nose owned by Agrigold group. Regular bus services available from Vizag main town. Entry fee applies.