Araku Valley

Araku Valley is a hill station with valleys in the southeastern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The beauty is yet enhanced by the thick tropical forests which are the part of the eastern ghats. The area is home to various indigenous tribes and a tribal museum is dedicated to them which attracts a lot of enthusiastic tourists.  The culture is known for traditional Dhimsa dance and showcases traditional handicrafts. A miniature train runs through Padmapuram Gardens, with its sculptures and tree-top huts. The enigma path and the slopes make it a hub for the youths. Katiki Waterfalls is named after Katiki, the place where it is located is about 50 ft high and lies around 4 km away from Borra Caves. Ananthagiri Hills, most popularly known for their coffee plantations, are found while heading towards Araku Valley from Visakhapatnam. Bheemunipatnam Beach, located at the mouth of the Gosthani River, is a famous attraction of Araku Valley because of its natural beauty.