Visakhapatnam is often known for its beaches, hills, port, industries, and ever-changing skyline. But beyond the modern city lies history that has left behind inscriptions, sculptures, coins, pottery, and temple
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Visakhapatnam is often known for its beaches, hills, port, industries, and ever-changing skyline. But beyond the modern city lies history that has left behind inscriptions, sculptures, coins, pottery, and temple
For the fourth consecutive year, Visakhapatnam-based women’s empowerment NGO, Mahila Manovikas has set a global record by creating the world’s largest bunting of crocheted Indian flags, which extended over 12
In a celebration of Andhra Pradesh’s heritage, more than 13,000 tribal girls performed Dhimsa in perfect synchrony at the inauguration of the Alluri Sitharama Raju International Airport in Bhogapuram on
The annual handicraft and handloom exhibition, ‘Vasantham’, organised by the Crafts Council of Andhra Pradesh (CCAP), has returned to the coastal city of Visakhapatnam. This two-day celebration is being hosted
Decorating your home doesn’t have to be expensive. In Vizag, you can find stylish and budget-friendly furnishing options only if you know where to look for them. From small nooks
With the summer season upon us, it’s time for long trips, school vacations, and most importantly, summer-appropriate cotton clothes. To cater to these needs and occasions, the Crafts Council of
On the banks of the river Krishna, north of the modern-day Andhra capital, lies the remains of the Great Stupa of Amaravati. Quite possibly the grandest stupa to have been
Vizag has many places to hang out with friends and family, leaving no stone unturned. The beach attracts visitors near and far, residents enjoy the parks with greenery and picturesque
Nestled along Visakhapatnam’s coastline, Dutch Layout and Kirlampudi Layout offer a delightful mix of history, architecture, and scenic charm. With tree-lined streets, striking Art Deco apartments, and colonial-era bungalows, these
As a region with frequent north-south interactions spanning centuries, North Andhra holds varied architectural influences in its monuments. With buddhist remnants, Kalingan influences, Indo-Saracenic monuments and more, the region is






