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Gopalapatnam : Gopalapatnam, situated on the left bank of River Tandava, is a village surrounded by brick built stupas, viharas and other Buddhistremains. ancient pottery was also excavated from these sites.

Araku Valley : At a distance of 112 km from Vizag, the Araku Valley is a pleasant hill station. The valley is inhabited by tribals and can be reached by a fascinating rail journey through mountainous route or by an exciting road journey. The cool and picturesque environs provide an excellent getaway.

Borra Caves : On the way to Araku Valley , at a distance of 90 km from Vi zag, Barra Caves are home to the spectacular, million year old stalactite and stalagmite formations. While the formations resembling mythical characters are an added attraction, illumination of the caves by AP Tourism turns the naturally sculpted glory into a grand visual feast.

Tyda is a small village nestled in the densely forested hills of Eastern Ghats , on the way to Araku from Vizag. It is now home to an enchanting date with untouched nature, with Jungle Bells Nature Camp, established by AP Tourism in association with Department of Forests. ?

The camp provides great views of Eastern Ghats , facilities for trekking, hiking and bird watching in addition to accommodation

Mudasarlova : About 10 km from Vizag is an adorable valley with a natural lake which supplies drinking water to the city. Mudasaralova is an ideal picnic spot.

Etikoppaka : Over an hour's drive from Vizag, Etikoppaka is a delightful little village on the banks of River

Varaha. The craftsmen of the vi Ilage have won fame on a national scale with toys made of soft wood called 'Ankudu' and coated with lac. These toys are colourful and depict the rural life in an endearingly simple manner.