Beautiful Vizag

Visakhapatnam (aka Vizag) - is a place i grew up. Some of my best moments in life has been in this town. I just love this place. They say pics speaks a thousand words. See. and you too will fall in love with Vizag.

Santosh



The entry to Vizag port




Vizag Steel Plant at sunset



The tourism cottages at Rushikonda



Kailashgiri



Kailashgiri




Sea Vizag



Another view of the sea



View of the sea and beach from Kailashgiri




The fishing boats




The Borra caves



Borra Caves - Close to Araku Valley





Araku Valley - 110 Kms from Vizag



The Botanical Gardens - Araku Valley



Araku Valley - Pitcure for a Postcard.

Comments

Sony said…
really wonderful......i stay at visakhapatnam....im studying in gitam....n.....even i love vizag.....after seeing these snaps i for the first realise tat vizag is something more beautiful than what i thought of.....the photography is really excellent!!!
3:47 PM
Amy said…
welll definitely these are a good collection of pictures.... :) amazing work done....
I am more eager to visit Vizag now...
1:24 AM
arunsubru said…
Trivandrum the capital city of kerala is its administration hub. Every day the city of trivandrum is slowly changing to a more developed one with more residential and commercial apartments. Soon trivandrum will change into a major hub for business as well. The face trvandrum has changed after the city has become a major hub for information technology with the launch of technopark in trivandrum. As trivandrum changes and progresses there will be great need of better and serene living spaces. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city of trivandrum a world of pleasure and luxury is coming up. Introducing upcoming villas in trivandrum near by vattiyoorkavu named Classic Villas. As the name suggests, the location fulfills your with immense joy and peace. Welcome you to a new world of happiness and an exquisite lifestyle.
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