Recreational breaks are not a new concept among the working class. A routine for 5-6 days a week, generally tends to call for relaxation outside of work. An evening walk or a cup of tea usually does the job. However, with the World Wide Web at our fingertips in a small rectangular blue screen, even the walks and tea breaks are taken over by social media. After a certain period of time, browsing through such networks can have a huge impact mentally and physically, thereby calling for a digital detox. Here are 7 places near Vizag one can visit for a much-needed digital detox. And by detox, we mean no smartphones, televisions, or any gadgets for that matter.
Located in Chandragiri, also known as the mini-Tibet of Odisha, this Buddhist Monestry is set amongst beautiful landscapes of the Eastern Ghats. Nestled within the green valley of the Gajapati district of Odisha, this monastery houses young students, excelling in different Tibetan studies. At approximately 260 km from Vizag city, the Tibetan temple is about a 5-6 hour drive away.
Home to a magnificent stretch of waterfalls, also known as a mini Niagra fall, Chitrakoot is frequently visited by tourists. Book yourself a stay at a resort overlooking the waterfalls and indulge in an utterly tranquil and serene environment as the sparkling water gush over the rocky barriers.
Yet another hill station in Visakhapatnam district, Lambasingi offers breathtaking sights. With quite a few activities to keep you hooked, this place is perfect for adrenaline seekers. Its crisp chilly air and foggy mornings give a much-needed refreshment before getting back to work.
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