Discover the best top things to do in Visakhapatnam District, India including Sri Varaha Lakshminarasimha Temple, Ross Hill Church, Yarada Beach, Kondakarla Ava, Sri Venkateswara Temple, Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Bojjana Konda, Andhra University, Rushikonda, Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi Temple.
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Visited on 10th March morning with my family by Car. Tickets available at downhill in Central Reservation Information center. Special Darshan tickets cost ₹300 which is available in ground floor near to stair case. ₹100 tickets available in first floor right to stairs and Vehicle tickets( ₹30 for 4 Wheeler) , Free tickets & Kesha Kandan ticket (₹25) available left to the stairs in the first floor. Parking available near to the temple palace. Mobiles are allowed in to the temple premises now-a-days. ₹200 ticket available near to the Sanctom sanctorum in which 2 adults are allowed near to the deity for special puja & also two ladoos are given by showing this ticket. Free Prasadam available near the exit. You can buy ladoos and Pullihora in the Prasadam Counter. Ladoos cost ₹15 & Pullihora costs ₹10 each. Room accommodation facility is also there near to the Devasthanam. Lastly it's simple, serenic hilly beautiful place with a divine feeling. You will love to visit this place again & again. This was my fourth visit.
4.5 based on 350 reviews
Vizag is a lovely city and always has been my favourite, this was my third trip to vizag and i visited this offbeat beach away from the city, the beach is isolated and offers a great view of the dolphin nose. You might have to change 2 buses from the main bus stand to reach there
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Sri Varah Lakshmi Narsimha Temple popularly known as Simhachalam Temple is Located at an altitude of about one thousand feet in Visakhapatnam, the largest city of Andhra Pradesh, the main deity of this temple is Lord Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha. This temple is believed to be of 11th Century. It has three outer porches and five gates. The architecture of the temple is of Odia, Chalukya and Chola architectural style. The temple has a chariot structure. The temple also has a Kalyana Mandapa meaning marriage pavilion of 96 pillars. The sanctum sanctorum of the temple is square, with a pyramid shaped roof over the sanctum sanctorum. In front of the sanctum sanctorum is a verandah with a pyramid shaped roof above it. In front of the verandah is the Mukhamandapam of sixteen pillars. There is a Kappasthambam in the temple, it is believed that if a devotee asks for a wish by filling this pillar in his arms with a pure heart, then his wish is fulfilled. Near the temple complex is the source of the natural spring water, which is called Gangadhar. It is believed that whoever takes a bath in this water with faith, all his sins are washed away and all his wishes are fulfilled. There is a pond named Varaha Pushkarani in the temple premises itself. Overall, this temple of Lord Varaha Narasimha holds an important place in terms of mythological, religious, historical and architectural importance. This temple has a great contribution in Vaishnav tradition. If you go to Visakhapatnam then you should definitely visit the temple.
4.5 based on 51 reviews
It has higher education and most old college in Vizag. It is Affiliated to AU and difficult to get a seat here. The proffessors are highly educated
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Surrounded by hills, situated closer to Kailasagiri, a small number of shops closeby, Rushikonda beach is an excellent tourist spot. This beach is a surprisingly cleaner and crowd free beach.
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It was our first visit to this very popular and revered temple in the city of Vishakhpatnam and it was the worth the visit. It was great to see Ammavaru in her true magnificent self!! What was a bit disappointing was that they temple staff/volunteers would keep asking us to move swiftly even when there was not much of a crowd. We wanted to a get a good glimpse of the great Goddess but that was not to be :(. Not withstanding the pushy nature of the caretakers of the temple, we still enjoyed visiting this one of a kind Temple and we would like to come back again someday (preferably on a weekday) so that we could spend a little more time with our favourite Goddess!!
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