Today, a quick Google search for ‘Visakhapatnam’ brings up a summary of the city, painting a pretty picture of its beaches, port, and attractions like the Submarine Museum and Kali
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Did you know that Visakhapatnam was once home to the first jute mill in the Madras Presidency? The Chittivalasa Jute Mill, established in 1867, stood as a progressive industrial venture
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
Heritage is a living testament of the history of a people. A monument tells its story to any and every onlooker without the effort of having to pick up a
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
Directed by K Balachander, Marocharitra is about the fateful romance between a Telugu woman, Swapna, and a Tamil man, Balu. Shot in Visakhapatnam, the cult classic with Kamal Hassan and
Once a pre-eminent port of the East Coast, Machilipatnam is a fascinating town in India. Referred to as Maisolos by Ptolemy (Greek mathematician and geographer) in the 3rd century BC,
Some believe Vizag to be a city that developed drastically over the last few decades, before which it remained a fishing village. This would be a distorted version of the
