The horde mottles of Andhra Pradesh are for the art lovers, nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts and epicures where beauty is omnipresent at its best. Charming Andhra Pradesh beckons you for the mushy heritage, fascinating life style, breathtaking hillocks, inducible culture and much more. When it comes to tourism in Andhra Pradesh, undoubtedly this taciturn heartland is among the hot destinations in India. The state has many delights in its fold for which the National and International travelers jaunt this reticent state. The more intrusive you are, the more insights you get. You get to experience and enjoy all forms of tourisms in Andhra Pradesh: Heritage Tourism, Pilgrim Tourism, Eco Tourism, Medical Tourism, Beach Tourism and Mice Tourism in Andhra Pradesh. The vivid Andhra has it all in abundance.
An amalgamation of diverse cultures and religion distinguishes Andhra from others. If there are temples then there are mosques, there are churches, there are caves which attract herd of travelers. Among uncountable tourist destinations in Andhra Pradesh the main are: Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Tirupati, Warangal, Nagarajunasagar, Anantagiri Hills, Horsley Hills, Puttaparthy. The essence of all these tourist attractions in Andhra Pradesh lies in the wonders of splendid edifices, heritage architecture, aesthetic palaces, marvelous forts, ascetic tombs, exotic beaches, wildlife reserves and alluring hill stations. A striking kinship of the state with the erstwhile Nizams, whose possessed splendiferous riches, make it a royal land.
The religious and historical monuments of Andhra bear a testimony of excellent craftsmanship.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
Incredible Beaches of India...
Beaches have attracted people for generations. Be it India or any other country, beaches always charm people with their elegance. India too resonates its earth with a number of beaches. In fact the entire coastal range is filled with various beaches, be it small or a big one. But just like any other countries, India too has a choice of the famous ones and the not so famous ones. Some of the very famous ones are Alpazuha Beach, Calangute Beach, Mallampura Beach, Anjuna Beach and so on.
Beginning from South there is the Mamallapuram Beach which also houses the famous Mallampura Temples considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The silent shore does not attract a number of people, and it is this silence which makes people sit here for hours.
A little down from here, is the place called the heaven. Kerala, the Gods own country, has some of the most beautiful beaches around. Like the Alpazuha beach. Alpazuha is not only famous for its beautiful beach but also for its backwaters. Alpazuha beach is also a popular picnic beach.
Then there is the Kovalam Beach which is the internationally acclaimed beach having three adjacent crescents. Ayurvedic massage parlous, yoga centers and water sports facilities are some of the major attractions of this beach.
Apart from these if you are more interested in watching the sunset and the sunrise than the Varkala Beach of Kerala is the best. Just 42 kms from Thiruvanathpuram, the sands of Varkala become one of the religious destinations of South India. Thiruvanathpuram is one of the major cities of South India.
A little below all these are the beaches of Goa. Numerous beaches, all as beautiful as the other one attract people to spend their holidays here. Like the Calangute beach, Candolim Beach, Vagator Beach, Baga Beach, Agonda Beach, Mobor Beach - all of them are unique in their own sense. Out of these the Mobor and Cavelossim Beaches are a bit different ones. Both beaches are relatively isolated and there are few beach sharks here. Mobor beach on the other hand has a number of seagulls coming to the shores. Mobor also has a small fishing village with a small lagoon near the mouth of the river which makes it more adventurous.
And at one of the end of all these stand apart the beaches of Andaman and Nicobar. Out of the 27 beaches only 10 beaches are open for tourists. The best thing about these beaches are they are very clean and have the green and azure blue water in their shores. And the attractions too keep adding on, like snorkeling, boating, dolphin seeking, kayaking and so on...
With the best of the beaches and the best of water entertainment there is no reason why one is not here...
Beginning from South there is the Mamallapuram Beach which also houses the famous Mallampura Temples considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The silent shore does not attract a number of people, and it is this silence which makes people sit here for hours.
A little down from here, is the place called the heaven. Kerala, the Gods own country, has some of the most beautiful beaches around. Like the Alpazuha beach. Alpazuha is not only famous for its beautiful beach but also for its backwaters. Alpazuha beach is also a popular picnic beach.
Then there is the Kovalam Beach which is the internationally acclaimed beach having three adjacent crescents. Ayurvedic massage parlous, yoga centers and water sports facilities are some of the major attractions of this beach.
Apart from these if you are more interested in watching the sunset and the sunrise than the Varkala Beach of Kerala is the best. Just 42 kms from Thiruvanathpuram, the sands of Varkala become one of the religious destinations of South India. Thiruvanathpuram is one of the major cities of South India.
A little below all these are the beaches of Goa. Numerous beaches, all as beautiful as the other one attract people to spend their holidays here. Like the Calangute beach, Candolim Beach, Vagator Beach, Baga Beach, Agonda Beach, Mobor Beach - all of them are unique in their own sense. Out of these the Mobor and Cavelossim Beaches are a bit different ones. Both beaches are relatively isolated and there are few beach sharks here. Mobor beach on the other hand has a number of seagulls coming to the shores. Mobor also has a small fishing village with a small lagoon near the mouth of the river which makes it more adventurous.
And at one of the end of all these stand apart the beaches of Andaman and Nicobar. Out of the 27 beaches only 10 beaches are open for tourists. The best thing about these beaches are they are very clean and have the green and azure blue water in their shores. And the attractions too keep adding on, like snorkeling, boating, dolphin seeking, kayaking and so on...
With the best of the beaches and the best of water entertainment there is no reason why one is not here...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
