KAILASA GIRI,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• Located atop a picturesque hill facing the Bay of Bengal is the sprawling Kailasagiri Park.  At an altitude of 130 m, the Park gives you a panoramic view of the city and its beaches.

                 

                                 

                                  

•  The entire area is illuminated at night and looks fantastic when viewed from the city below. The hill park extends for about 350 acres and is covered by tropical trees. 

                                                       

                                         

• The park has several interesting attractions for its visitors.  Titanic Point has a beautiful viewpoint shaped to look like the famous Titanic ship and faces the Bay of Bengal. This attraction is extremely popular with youngsters.

                                         

BHEEMUNIPATNAM BEACH ,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• Another point about this beach is that it is regarded as one amongst the safest beaches for swimming in Andhra Pradesh. 

                                    

                                        

• A little distance from the beach, you can trace the remnants of a fort, which proves the existence of Dutch settlement in the region.

                           

                                             

•  Hollanders Green, an ancient cemetery that dates back to the 17th century, is other attraction to be seen here. 

                             

                                      

• To be precise, Bhimunipatnam Beach is a lovely place that would spellbind you with its charisma.

BHEEMUNIPATNAM BEACH ,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• Located at Bhimli (Bheemunipatnam), which comes under Visakhapatnam district, this beautiful beach attracts tourists from all parts of India. 

                                        

                                                     

• It also offers an ideal site to take sun-bath, while getting salubrious tan. According to the folklores, the place derived its name from Bhima (one of the Pandavas), who killed Bakasura here.

                   

                                        

•  He commemorated his victory by installing an idol of Goddess Lakshmi, on top of a hill.