Antervedi Beach
Antervedi Beach is a serene and beautiful coastal spot located near the famous Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple in the Antervedi region of East Godavari. The beach is known for its peaceful atmosphere, gentle waves, and wide sandy shoreline, making it a relaxing getaway for families and visitors. It is especially famous because it lies near the confluence of the Godavari River and the Bay of Bengal, creating a unique natural setting. The cool sea breeze, scenic views, and calm environment make it an ideal spot for evening walks, photography, and enjoying nature away from crowded city beaches. Antervedi Beach is also popular among pilgrims who visit the nearby temple and spend time at the shore for its spiritual and tranquil feel.
Chinchinaada Phuskara Ghat
Chinchinada Phuskara Ghat is a peaceful riverside spot near the Chinchinada Bridge in Malikipuram, offering beautiful views of the Godavari River. It’s known for its calm atmosphere, scenic sunsets, and natural surroundings, making it ideal for relaxation, casual walks, and photography.
Yanam River Beach (SR)
Yanam River Beach, often referred to as SR Beach, is a peaceful and scenic riverside spot located along the banks of the Godavari River in Yanam. The beach is known for its calm atmosphere, walking paths, and beautiful waterfront views, making it a popular place for evening strolls, family outings, and relaxation. The area features well-maintained pathways, sitting areas, greenery, and open spaces where visitors can enjoy the cool river breeze. The gentle waves of the Godavari and the serene surroundings create a refreshing environment, especially during sunrise and sunset. It is a quiet, clean, and pleasant destination for both locals and tourists who want to unwind and enjoy nature. Yanam River Beach (SR) is ideal for photography, peaceful walks, and spending quality time with friends and family away from the busy streets.
Puruhutika Temple
Puruhutika Temple is a prominent and sacred temple located in Pithapuram, dedicated to Goddess Puruhutika, one of the eighteen Maha Shakti Peethas. The temple is known for its divine atmosphere, traditional architecture, and spiritual significance. Devotees visit this holy place to offer prayers, seek blessings, and experience peace. Surrounded by a serene environment, the Puruhutika Temple stands as an important pilgrimage destination and a symbol of the region’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
I Love Amalapuram Selfie Spot
The “I Love Amalapuram” Selfie Spot is a popular landmark in Amalapuram, created as a vibrant photo point for locals and visitors. With its attractive design and colorful display, it provides a perfect backdrop for taking memorable photos. Located in a convenient public area, the spot highlights the town’s identity and has become a favorite location for families, friends, and tourists to capture moments and show their love for Amalapuram.
Radham Temple
Radham Temple is a peaceful and spiritually significant place known for its calm surroundings and devotional atmosphere. The temple attracts devotees who come to offer prayers, participate in daily rituals, and seek blessings. With its traditional architecture, neatly maintained premises, and serene environment, Radham Temple serves as a cherished spot for spiritual gatherings and cultural activities in the locality.
Sri Sathya Sai Asttadala Seva Pushpam
Sri Sathya Sai Astadala Seva Pushpam is a spiritual and service-oriented centre in Ravulapalem inspired by the teachings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The centre focuses on devotional activities, community welfare programs, and spiritual gatherings that promote peace, discipline, and service-mindedness. With regular bhajans, satsangs, and social service initiatives, it serves as a place for devotees and community members to engage in meaningful spiritual and service activities.
Papikondalu Tourist Point
Papikondalu Tourist Point is a popular scenic spot where visitors begin their river cruise journey toward the beautiful Papikondalu hills along the Godavari River. The location offers a peaceful riverside atmosphere, viewpoints for photography, and boat departure points managed by tourism operators. Surrounded by natural greenery and calm waters, it serves as the gateway to exploring the stunning hill ranges, tribal villages, and serene landscapes that Papikondalu is famous for. It is an ideal spot for nature lovers, families, and tourists looking for a relaxing and memorable river experience.
Pandavula Caves
Legend: It is widely believed that the Pandavas from the epic Mahabharata lived in these caves for some time during their exile (Aranyavasa). Structure: The site features two natural caves on the hill facing East. Landmarks: The hillock is also home to the Sri Suryanarayana Swami Temple on the summit. Visitors can also find local traces, like the supposed “Bheemunipadalu” (prints of Bhima’s feet) on a nearby rock. Accessibility: You can reach the temple and caves by climbing a flight of steps (around 108 steps are often mentioned). It is a popular destination for both devotees and history enthusiasts due to its mythological connection.
Peddapuram Maharaja’S Fort
Historical Significance: It was the capital and seat of the powerful Vatsavai Jagapathi Maharajas who ruled the extensive Peddapuram Estate for nearly 300 years, beginning in the late 16th century (built by Raja Vatsavai Chathurbhuja Thimma Jagapathi Bahadhur, c. 1555–1607). Structure: It was originally a large, oval-shaped stone fort (constructed on about 38 acres) surrounded by a ditch/moat. Current Status: Most of the fort is now in ruins, though the ditch and parts of the old walls are still visible. Much of the land inside the walls is now under cultivation. Legends: It is associated with local legends, including a tragic event where the women of the royal household self-immolated to avoid capture.