Araku Valley is a Hill station in Visakhapatnam district in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. It is a valley in the Eastern Ghats inhabited by different tribes.
4 based on 72 reviews
The falls is a small one actually. Unlike the typical Himalayan Waterfalls this one was rather abrupt and small with less of water forces. The best part however is that you could set yourself free along the water current and would be carried away down the slope. The water current has smoothened the underlying rocks and hence the name of the falls. Since the rocks are smooth it won't hurt your back. We saw many people of different age group doing this activity
4 based on 26 reviews
It was my first time experience of a coffee museum. Wish to relish freshly brewed Araku Coffee where it is grown? The Coffee Museum at Araku is the place to be. Located right behind the Tribal Museum here, the Coffee Museum provides a wide array of coffee flavours from different parts of the globe. At first glance, visitors and tourists may dismiss it as just another museum to promote coffee consumption. They are sure to be bowled over by the rich aroma, the taste of a wide range of freshly brewed coffee varieties. I brought coffee choclates and hand made coffee from this place. Also the coffee I had here was excellent.
4 based on 7 reviews
Good to see that TA has listed my suggested viewpoint. Now that is quite encouraging and hence I’d add a couple more lines to my review. This viewpoint can be seen on your way up from vizag to Araku. Your cab driver will stop at this spot by default and you wouldn’t have to request him even. Its not a very big place though. A small gallery bounded by iron railings so that you don’t fall off. You can stand here and enjoy the spectacular beauty of the eastern ghats. Obviously chicken fry, bamboo chicken fry etc are available here as well just like the entire tourist sighting locations of Araku. You get bottled water as well here from local vendors but they would charge you 50% more than MRP as they did to us. There is no entry fee for this spot as its just an open arena. There are photographers from whom you can take a nice snap for your family together. 3 photos cost us ₹90 after bargaining. Hope this review helps.
4.5 based on 6 reviews
It was a cold morning on the first day of the year (January1), I just walked out of my hotel room in the beautiful Araku valley and find a small hording out side the hotel with name Kollaput Jalatarangini situated 10kms from my hotel. A beautiful waterfall amidst in the nature, a peaceful Tribal village, innocent indigenous people wishing me a happy new year, what else do I need more than this to start a year. This is a highly recommended place to visit if you are going on a trip to Araku. Also you have can pitch up the tent if you can't leave this place with in short time, yes a great Idea stay for a night, locals will provide you authentic, homely, tasty food for nominal price and wake up in the heaven next morning
3.5 based on 2 reviews
About 2 hours scenic drive from Araku Valley, Via Chaparai Waterfalls and Paderu.
This place is marked/available on Google map, can be navigated easily.
Parking for the Falls is next to the main road itself. it's a 3 minute walk for the Falls from the Parking.
It's a cascading Waterfalls, and we can access the foot of the falls through stairs with railings. Less crowded and nice picnic spot to have snacks/lunch. Carry food, nothing much available there except bamboo chicken. Expect to spend an hour or two.
Keep an eye on young children, best time to visit is Aug-October.
4 based on 657 reviews
Araku valley is a hill station close to Vizag in Andhra Pradesh. Though not comparable to other hill stations of south India like Ooty and Kodaikanal, it is a good option to cover if you are visiting Vizag along with Borra caves. There are some beautiful sunset views of Paddy fields in the Araku valley hills worth a visit.
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