Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary, located near Kakinada, is one of India’s largest and most important mangrove forests. Spread along the Godavari estuary, the sanctuary is home to rich biodiversity, including over 120 species of birds, rare mangrove varieties, and diverse aquatic life. It is also known as a habitat for the endangered White-backed Vulture and Long-billed Vulture.

Visitors can enjoy peaceful nature walks, boat rides through the mangrove channels, and a walk on the famous wooden boardwalk, which offers a close view of the lush green mangroves and wildlife. The sanctuary’s calm atmosphere, scenic beauty, and unique ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and bird watchers.

Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary stands as one of Kakinada’s most beautiful natural attractions, showcasing the region’s ecological richness and coastal charm.