ANANTHAGIRI HILLS ,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• Ananthagiri Hills is one of the most popular tourist destinations of Vizag. It is an ideal retreat for nature lovers and honeymooning couples. Ananthagiri Hills is known for its beauty and natural splendor. 

                                     

                                       

• Ananthagiri Hills is almost 60 km away from Vizag. It is a lifetime experience to witness the natural beauty of these hills. The hills are rich in flora, which is worth admiring. 

                                         

                                          

• Diverse varieties of green life are found amongst these hills. The hills of Ananthagiri come on the way to the valley of Araku.

ANANTHAGIRI HILLS ,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• When the tangled nerves need some break, a hill station is the only term that comes spontaneously to the mind. 

                   

                                            

• Anantagiri Hills is one such hill station, which soothes you to the core. Amidst the refreshing natural splendor, this hill station is certainly a paradise for all, mainly because of its serene atmosphere. 

                            

                                               

• Located at Ananthagiri that comes under Visakhapatnam district, Anantagiri Hills is one amongst the only three hill stations of Andhra Pradesh.
  

INS KURUSURA SUBMARINE ,VISAKHAPATNAM,ANDHRA PRADESH

• INS Kusura served for about 31 years before its was decommissioned and retired from nation's defence services. Former Chief of Naval Staff Mr. Vijay Singh Sikhawat attended the decommissioning program. 

                

                                     

• The then Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral Vinod Pasricha, Visakhapatnam District Collector Mr. JSV Prasad, IAS, Mayor of Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation, Mrs. Rajana Ramani, were also present at the inaugural function. 

                                                

• Former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Nara Chandrababu Naidu inaugurated the Museum in August 2002.