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Rajahmundry - AP


Tourism in AP (Andhra Pradesh) is always appreciated by global visitors. People are reaching this best Indian tourist state at regular intervals. The finest feature of AP is the moderate climate which welcomes the tourist throughout the year. Among all tourist spots Rajahmundry is the one turned as first choice for foreigners. This biggest city is also recognized as Rajamahendri situated on the east west side of Godavari region. Rajahmundry is the birth place of first poet of Telugu Sri Nannayya. Rajahmundry is cultural capital of AP recognized for resourceful Vedic mores and brain power. This oldest metropolitan of India is in 4th position in biggest area list of AP. It is also listed as the 8th number of city in highest population of the city. Approximately 1 million people are living in the city, though census expresses calculation as 343903.

Rajahmundry Attraction spots:
Chitrangi Palace: a well-known palace Chitrangi is the best spot of Rajahmundry. Chitrangi was the 2nd wife of Emperor Narendhra. This properly maintained palace is preferred spot for travelers. Experts suggest about the palace that architectural design is stunning comparing to other locations. 

Kambala Park: Rajahmundry is famous for death ceremony which is the unique part as no other center or state is celebrating such thing of ceremonies. The park was structured by Sri Kambham Narasing Rao among 1845 to 1850.

Kadiyapulanka: a village positioned nearby 8 km distance from Rajahmundry is next tourist destination. Here tourist will enjoy flower show conducted in January each year. People love trading of horticulture and floriculture must reach to Kadiyapulanka. Roses, Jasmine and loads of other flowers are best to watch here.

Dowleswaram  Barrage: a town located close to Rajahmundry id Dowleswaram. The barrage constructed on the Godavari River connects the town to Rajahmundry city. This barrage was built under supervision of Sir Arthur Cotton from British government. Hence, travelers will also get the Sir Arthur museum in this town where countless products are places of such period.

Swami Vivekananda Statue: another striking village Kathipudi is special location for travelers. Kathipudi is bordered by high hills in 1 side. The view of Rajahmundry from the top of hills is very nice and diverse experience for visitors. The huge statue of Sri Swami Vivekananda is placed on the hillock just close to NH5.

River Bay Resort: the resort is positioned in Rajahmundry city is close to Godavari River. The stunning surrounding of green scenery of this resort makes it different then other holiday spots. Business travelers are conducting their meetings and special gathering in this resort.

Alaya Nritya Kala Vaanam: also known as Dance Temple Park is next spot for travelers. The valuable memorial in this park is Repropagation of Nritya. Reason behind construction of this park was to grow the Rajahmundry city as the pilgrim location. Freedom Fighters Park, The Sreepada Park, Sri Kandukuri House and many other locations are available for visitors close to this park. 

Loads of other spots identified as Tombs of Sri Kandukuri Veeresalingam, Damerla Rao Art Gallery, Gowthami Library, Aryabhatta Science Society, Rallabandi Archaeological Museum, Residence of Sir Arthur, P.V. Narasimha Rao Garden, Gowthami Ghat, Gowthami Park, Municipal Dheer Park, and Maredumilli forest.

Some essential places of Rajahmundry are Godavari Rail Bridges, Gowthami Ghat (ISKCON Temple), Water Park, Temple of Ayyappa Swami, Kailash Bhoomi, Godavari Bund, Pushkhar Ghat (Shivalingam), temple of Markandeya Swamy, temple of Raghavendra Swamy, Kotilingala Ghat, and Sri Saibaba Temple, Green hills and Nurseries.

The cruise boating on Godavari River is special experience as well. The vision of hills and forest throughout the journey on river is unique. The waterfalls during the boating are eye-catching for travelers.

Attaining to Rajahmundry:
By Road: town is linked properly with almost every big city of the state. National Highway 16 connects the city through Lalacheruvu. The smooth roads link the city to Annavaram, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Kolkata, Gwalior, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Bangalore, Jaipur and Lucknow.

By Rail: city has its own railway station connected to different cities. Railway is the top revenue generator for Rajahmundry city. Howrah to Chennai train stops at Rajahmundry so tourist from both directions can reach this location. Direct trains from Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Bangalore, Mumbai and many other metropolitans are available for Rajahmundry.

By Air: The big city is having Airport located close to Madhurapudi another city of AP. The distance between Madhurapudi and Rajahmundry is 18 kms. Flights from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, Chennai, Madurai and Vijayawada are available.

By Water: cruise transport is available for Rajahmundry. NWWT (National Water-Way Transport) hub is accessible provided by the AP government. 

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