Visakhapatnam truly offers something for every person who has been bitten by a travel bug, from the beach hopping to the sea food. With eight beaches as well as hilltop parks, a nature preserve, caverns, wildlife sanctuaries, temples, sacred Buddhist monuments and a fascinating submarine museum, talking about our journey we took a train from Bhubaneshwar, Odhisha it was one night journey.On the next day we reached Vizag the main city.
The next morning when we reached there we though of sightseeing the whole city, our first destination was Maritime Museum, which provides a display space for marine models, it was all beautiful when we saw the remains of ancient and historic ships and boats , even the ceiling has ship carved onto it.
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| The entire entrance looked like this |
They had antique pieces preserved, varieties of ship and its parts were briefly explained.a few minutes walk from the museum was a submarine museum was INS Kasure(S20) which was preserved for the public display.
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| INS KASURA(S20) |
INS Kursura (S20) was a Kalvari-class diesel-electric submarine of the Indian Navy and was India's fifth submarine and is preserved as a museum for public access on Ramakrishna Mission Beach.When we went inside the submarine, the guide was explaining us about the lives inside of the submarine.
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| A model of marine officers |
It had seperate chamber for dining, kitchen, sleeping etc.
After visiting the museum we went went for beach hopping, we visited all the beach at first we visted kailashgiri then Thanthadi beach and Rambilli beach these beaches were some of the beaches that has hill area near to the seashore which was the best thing about vizag.
This name of this point is "titanic view point" and one of the must visit point whenever you even plan to visit visaq.
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| Train to araku valley |
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| Bora Bora caves |
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