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Sydney is built around one of the most beautiful harbors in the world. You will drive through the main thoroughfares of Sydney and enjoy some free time at Bondi Beach.  There will also be a photo stop at the beautiful vantage point of Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. No tour in Sydney would be complete without a visit to the historical Rocks – allowing you the perfect view of the Harbour Bridge.

Hope Island off the kakinada coast is located in the Bay of Bengal, a short distance - 7 kms out. Hope Island is so named for providing a natural haven to sailors against the forces of wind and tide against the weary traveler. In doing so, it has made Kakinada one of the most affluent natural ports in the region. Visitors to Hope Island will be presented with excellent views of the bay and the opportunity to explore the many protected species of plants and animals which grow and flourish there.

Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary located near the village of Chollangi, about 15 kms from Kakinada. The ride was through the green fields, coconut trees and tiny villages, the common sight of the East Godavari district. The Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary opens at 9 AM. The forest area here is called the Mada Forest. Coringa sanctuary is located around the estuary formed by a branch of the Gautami River, a distributary of the Godavari as it meets the sea at Coringa sanctuary. It is also the one of India’s largest mangrove forests. A walk in the forest is an experience to remember. There is absolute silence except for the sounds of the forest. The ramp stretches for 1 &1/2 kms around the forest and in some places passes through branches of huge trees. There are some benches to sit and soak in the greenery, freshness, peace and stillness of the forest. The place looks straight out of a dream ! The ramp ends on the banks of the river, with mangroves on either side. How to Reach Road: It is well ...

The Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation is throwing open its facilities at the newly constructed beach resort ‘Haritha’ at Vakalapudi Beach near Kakinada. The APTDC has constructed 10 resorts here with air-conditioned facility at a fixed price of Rs 1,500 including food, games and other entertainment facilities. The APTDC has made arrangements for tourists to have a cruise in the creek and the Bay of Bengal. There are small creeks between the resorts and the sea. Boating facility using puttis (a round shape wooden boat) on the creeks has also been introduced. “For the first time in Andhra Pradesh, the puttis facility has been provided at a beach resort,”. Jet skiing and other rides are also available.

Vakalapudi is a city in the State of Andhra Pradesh. The closest tourism destination to Vakalapudi is Kakinada. Other close by tourism destinations include Peddapuram Town, Yanam and Rajahmundry. Vakalapudi Lighthouse is situated about 10 Km north east from Kakinada town. Kakinada(previously Cocanada) is an ancient port since the period of Kakatiyas. The British East India Company had established their agency here in the mid 19th century and introduced a regular Steamer service to ply between Rangoon and Machilipatnam touching important ports on the route including Kakinada. In 1860 a masonry column was raised in the port area for placing an oil lamp. This beacon was painted white. The work for the lighthouse tower began in 1874 and competed in 1878. The nearest major railway station to Vakalapudi is Kakinada Town (CCT) which is at a distance of 5.6 kilometres. The nearest airport is at Vishakapatnam which is at a distance of 127 kilometres.

A major tourist attraction and boon to the city of Kakinada, the Uppada Beach area lays a short 5km bus ride away from the town center. Visitors will be impressed by its white rolling sands, gently sloping shore and clear, clean waters. Behind the beach is a well-kept park which can provide a great spot to enjoy a picnic. Uppada village is a weaving center which is worth a wander round. The locals also ply the estuary for fresh fish which are for sale as snacks in some of the shops. Other Attractions • Adurru ( Buddhist Site ) • Coringa (Wild Life Sanctuary) • Hope Island • Kolleru Lake • Draksharamam

Alappuzha, also known as Alleppey, is small but beautiful town in Alappuzha District of Kerala, South India. It is one of the most famous holiday destinations of Kerala. Sandwiched between the Arabian Sea and the Punnamada backwaters, it is located on a thin strip of land in Kuttanad region of Kerala, India. Kuttanad region of Kerala is also popularly known as the Rice Bowl of India. Alappuzha is a town with picturesque canals, lovely lakes, wonderful lagoons, breathtaking backwaters, beautiful beaches, fish, coir products, and Kettuvalloms (Houseboats or Rice Boats). In fact, in Alleppey, the life moves around water. Children learn to swim before they walk and learn to sail boats before they bicycle. They take their first lesson from the school of fishes. Also popularly known as the Venice of the East, Alappuzha is the prime backwater destination of Kerala, South India. Travelers from all over the world come to Kerala to visit this famous backwater destination. Alleppey is the prime c...

Kayaking is the best way to get up, close, and personal with the Alleppey backwaters. On a kayaking excursion, you can enjoy the thrilling experience of navigating through backwater canals, rivulets and small waterways that cannot be accessed by larger boats. As you gently kayak through the backwaters, you can catch a glimpse of the daily life in Alleppey - cozy villages tucked away in pockets of greenery, children merrily playing in the outdoors, fisherman out to find their daily catch, devotees worshipping in ancient temples by the canals, and farmers working in the fields to add their own shade of green to this mesmerizing landscape. During the excursion keep an eye for some rare birds. Alleppey is perhaps the most popular backwater destination in Kerala, God's Own Country. It is now the hub for backwater tourism in the state. It is often referred to as the "Venice of the East". Houseboats are available on rent on a daily basis basis and for a week or longer duratio...

Exploring lush green backwater villages near Alleppey not only gives an insight into the region's natural beauty of but also into its country lifestyle, architecture, art and traditions. Discover the unique local art of coir making and toddy tapping.  Famous as the land of coconuts, villagers use fibers from the outer husk of coconuts to make and handicrafts, whereas the juice from coconut palms is used to be exotic, delicious toddy (palm wine).

A beautiful network of tranquil lagoons, waterways, and canals, Alleppey is the gateway to Kerala's famous backwaters. Alleppey's charm lies in its pristine backwaters, swaying coconut trees, laidback lifestyle, emerald green paddy fields, sleepy backwater villages, and of course houseboats. As you traverse through Alleppey's backwater and wander around the city, you can experience the true meaning of a tropical paradise. So here's our comprehensive guide to experience the best of sightseeing at Alleppey. To experience a sunset that will be etched in your memory, visit the tranquil Alleppey Beach. At Alleppey Beach you can witness rippling blue waves kissing the pristine palm-fringed beach and the tangerine sun setting in the background - a beautiful postcard like setting. The highlight of this beach is the 150-year pier that extends into the sea. A short walk down the beach will take you to the Alleppey Lighthouse that dates back to 1862. In the evenings between 3-4.30...

Kerala houseboat cruise tours are also very popular among honeymoon couples. An kerala houseboat cruise over the tranquil waterways provides honeymoon couples a wonderful and romantic holiday ambiance. Alleppey is an ideal destination to start Kerala houseboats tours. Kerala houseboats are made up of wood, bamboo poles and eco friendly materials and no single nail is used in them. The breathtakingly beautiful backwaters of the state can be best explored a houseboat cruise over the serene water of waterways, lakes and lagoons. Waterways, rivers, lakes, lagoons, canals, rivulet, etc team up together and form vast network of backwater Kerala. A houseboat trip over the tranquil water of the breathtaking backwaters provides wonderful opportunity to see the amazing charm of nature. It provides amazing tourism options wit exceptional nature beauty. Alleppey, also known as the Alappuzha, is one of the most important backwater destinations of the state. It is dotted with several houseboats ...

Renowned as the Dwarka of the South, Ambalapuzha Temple is one of the most popular tourist spots in Alleppey. Built between the 15-17th centuries, at this wonderful temple Lord Krishna is worshipped in his Parthasarathy form - Lord Krishna riding Arjuna's chariot. Beautifully designed in typical Kerala architectural style around a serene pond, a visit to this temple is truly blissful and calming for the soul. You can admire the gorgeous al fresco paintings depicting the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu that adorn the inner walls of this temple. While you are at this temple, you must savor the delicious Amabalapuzha Palpayasam (a sweet dish made of milk, hand pounded rice, and sugar) that devotees line up to receive as Prasad (blessing/offering of God).

Vizag is sometimes referred to as the “Goa of the east coast.” Just like its west coast counterpart, it has beautiful virgin beaches, reddish laterite hillocks, smooth roads and stunning landscape. Health-tourism is a fast developing industry. Visakhapatnam is variously referred to as Jewel on the Coramandel Coast, Steel city, and the City of Destiny. The local population is basically Telugu. There is considerable concentration of Marwaris, Oriya, Bengalis, Punjabis, Tamil and Malayalees. In addition, there is a large population of migrant workers from other parts of India who have been drawn to the area by the abundance of work at locally based companies, such as Eastern Naval Command, Vizag Steel Plant and Hindustan Shipyard.

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Suryalanka is famous beach in Andhra Pradesh, it is located very near in a distance of 9km from The natural beauty of the beach and its closeness to the town attracts tourists who often return to the calmness of the sea for the weekend. The shore of the beach is wide and spacious. The Suryalanka Beach overlooks the crystal blue waters of the Bay of Bengal. AP Tourism board resorts also available for visitors to stay near the beach on weekends.

The Maredumilli Forests of East Godavari District are having rich biodiversity and the area is having semi evergreen forests with undulating terrain, which forms part of the Eastern Ghats. The Maredumilli Community Conservation & Eco Tourism Area is situated on Maredumilli-Bhadrachalam road, nearly 4 Km. away from Maredumilli village. The area is having many streams flowing over the undulating rocks in the deep woods and any visitor shall feel thrilling experience in the Nature. Jungle Star Nature Camp is a nature lover’s paradise. The camp provides an excellent opportunity to explore the eastern ghats. Located adjacent to the river Valamuru, the camp has a stream flowing on 3 sides overlooking the Vali-Sugriva of the Ramayana era. The remarkable variation of the battle ground with the presence of grass lands, encircled by forests on the other hillocks draws the attention of visitors to this epic story. Eco Tourism Project area covers Jalatharangini water Fall, Jungle Star Natu...

Another important travel attraction is the Teppakulam tank, which is a large tank just 5 kms east of the temple of Meenakshi. The tank were earlier created for the pilgrims to rest by its surrounding. Also once in a year the deities are brought to the temple for a holy bath to the tank. The huge tank was discovered during the excavation to built the Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal, a palace but later on the site was sanctified and converted to this tank. The tank waters are brought from the Vagai river through underground channels. The tank liven's up during the float festival.

The City of Nectar, as Madurai has been nicknamed is the oldest and the second largest city in the state of Tamilnadu in India. Located on the banks of the Vaighar river, Madurai was a city of prime importance and the capital of the Pandyan rulers till the last part of the 14th century in South India. The city dates back to about 2500 years earlier when it flourished as a center of learning. Madurai is also given the title of the Athens of the East because of the Bloody battle that took place on its soil and the war myths associated with it. During the ancient times it was called as Madhurapuram, as it was considered that honey or madhu have dripped from the long locks of Lord Shiva. Today it is of foremost importance as a Hindu pilgrimage destination with the ever imposing temples with grand architecture attracting thousand's of devotees. The Meenakshi temple built by the Nayaks can be cited for example. Once, Madurai was the seat of power of all the major South Indian Empires. Be...