Day 1: Pickup from Vizag
—Depart for Araku through the Eastern Ghats.

Complete Araku & Lambasingi experience with nature, culture & adventure.
Araku – 3 Days / 2 Nights is a complete Eastern Ghats getaway combining Araku Valley with the cooler hill atmosphere of Lambasingi and the sunrise landscapes of Vanjangi.
Three days allow the sightseeing to be divided into manageable sections. You can enjoy Araku's caves, coffee country and cultural attractions first, then use the following days for Lambasingi and Vanjangi without rushing.
This is a good choice for families, couples and groups who value scenery and relaxed travel. Sunrise stops require early departures and waterfall visits should remain flexible around weather and access.
Use this as a practical sightseeing guide. Traffic, weather, attraction queues and time spent at each stop can change the actual schedule.
Depart for Araku through the Eastern Ghats.
Garden visit and optional toy train.
Discover local culture and artefacts.
Lunch in Araku.
Scenic plantation stop.
Explore the famous cave formations.
Rest and enjoy the valley evening.
Breakfast and continue valley sightseeing.
Select suitable stops based on access.
Lunch and rest.
Scenic hill-country drive.
Check in and prepare for sunrise.
Early departure for sunrise and cloud views.
Breakfast after the early start.
Nature stop subject to weather and access.
Begin the return drive.
Estimated arrival.
Take a little time to understand every stop before you travel. Each guide explains what to see, how long to keep aside and what makes the place special.
1Araku brings together valley scenery, coffee plantations, caves and tribal heritage. With two nights available, travellers can explore the region without compressing every attraction into a few hours.
2Lambasingi is known for cool weather, misty mornings and peaceful hill-country scenery. It provides a different atmosphere from Araku and works well as the second destination in a longer Eastern Ghats journey.
3Vanjangi is best known for elevated sunrise views, where clouds can form a dramatic blanket across the surrounding hills. The experience depends heavily on weather, visibility and an early start.
