Andhra
Pradesh is one of the 29 states of India. Located in the south-east of the
country, it is the eighth largest state of India, which covers an area of
162,970 km2 (62,920 square miles). According to the 2011 census, it is the
tenth most populous state with 49,386,799 inhabitants. Visakhapatnam is the
largest city in Andhra Pradesh. However, according to the Andhra Pradesh
Reorganization Act, 2014, Hyderabad had to remain as the de jure capital of
both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states, which was not more than ten years
ago.
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| Andhra Pradesh City |
The
state is composed of two main areas of Rayalaseema, which is in the inland
south-western part of the state, and in the eastern and northeast of coastal
Andhra, in the Bay of Bengal Bay. Andhra Pradesh's economy is the seventh
largest state economy in India with GDP of 8.70 lakh and 142,000 per person in
GDP.
The
scenic attractions of the state include the coastline of Visakhapatnam, the
hill station like the Araku valley and the Horsley Hills and Concema Island in
the Godavari river delta.
Andhra
Pradesh's economy is mainly based on agriculture and livestock. Four important
rivers of India, Godavari, Krishna, Penna, and Thungabhadra flows through the
state and provide irrigation. 60 percent of the population is engaged in
agriculture and related activities. Rice is the state's main food crop and
staple food.
Tourist’s attraction in Andhra
Pradesh:-
1.
Araku Valley –
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| Araku Valley Destination |
112 km from Vizag, 432 km from Vijayawada, 85 km from
Vijayanagaram, 26 km from Anantagiri and 635 kilometers from Hyderabad, known
as Araku, is a scenic hill station of Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh. Often known as Andhra Ooty, it is one of the most famous places to
experience Andhra Pradesh tourism and you are one of the top attractions to be
included in the Vizag Tour Package.
2.
Srisailam –
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| Srisailam Destination |
Srisailam is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva
situated on the bank of Krishna River in Kurnool quarter, 160 kilometers from
Nandayal, 181 km from Kurnool, 229 km from Hyderabad, 263 km from Vijayawada
and 527 km from Bangalore. Andhra Pradesh Tour Package. It is one of the extremely important
pilgrimage centers of Lord Shiva in India and is one of the top places to
travel in Andhra.
3.
Tirupati –
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| Tirupati Temple |
Tirupati is a pilgrim town in the extreme south of Andhra
Pradesh, located at a distance of 71 km from Chittoor, 413 km from Vijayawada,
556 km from Hyderabad, 763 km from Vizag, 134 km from Chennai and 259 km from
Bangalore. It is often known as a synonym of Tirumala (called Tirumala
Tirupati), which is a holy temple town which is famous for the Sri Venkateswara
Temple, also called Tirumala Tirupati Balaji Temple.
4.
Mantralayam –
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| Mantralayam |
74 km from Kurnool, 148 km from Nandyyal, 49 km from Adoni,
43 km from Raichur, 253 km from Hyderabad, 301 km from Hubli, 402 km from
Bangalore and 416 km from Vijayawada, Manthale also named Manthale. Is known.
Or the Ministry is located in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh.
5.
Rajahmundry –
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| Rajahmundry |
154 km from Vijaywada, 207 km from Vizag, 186 km from Guntur,
64 km from Kakinada, 151 km from Machilipatnam and 430 km from Hyderabad,
Rajmundari, formerly known as Rajmandravaram, is a beautiful city. Godavari
River in Andhra Pradesh
6.
Srikalahasti –
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| Srikalahasti |
At a distance of 37 km from Tirupati, 113 km from Chennai,
291 km from Bangalore, 375 km from Vijayawada and 552 km from Hyderabad, Sri
Kalahasti, popularly known as Kalahasti, is located in the ancient and most
important Shivshetra Is one of them. Andhra Pradesh.
7.
Vijayawada –
37 km from Guntur, 273 km from Hyderabad, 354 km from Vizag,
453 km from Chennai, and 643 km from Bangalore, Vijayawada, also known as
Bejwada, is Andhra Pradesh state's second largest city and one of them is also
the top spot for traveling in Andhra Pradesh.
8.
Vizag –
602 km from Hyderabad, 355 km from Vijayawada, 168 km from
Kakinada, 203 km from Rajahmundry and 444 km from Bhubaneswar, Visakhapatnam
(also called Vizag) is a coastal and port city located in the state of Andhra
Pradesh. Bay of Bengal Bay
Climatic region of Andhra Pradesh:-
Based
on the geographical area, Andhra Pradesh's climate is quite different. Summer
remains from March to June. In the coastal plain, the temperature of the heat
is generally higher than the rest of the state, in which the temperature is
between 20 degrees Celsius and 41 degree Celsius. July to September is the
tropical rainy season. Approximately one-third of the total rainfall is brought
by the North-East monsoon.
Journey to Andhra Pradesh from Air,
Road, And Train are:-
By Air –
Visakhapatnam Airport is the only airport in the state which
operates international flights, while Vijayawada Airport in Gannavaram has
recently started an international flight to Singapore. There are four other
domestic airports in the state, the Rajahmundry Airport in Madurpudi, the Kadapa
Airport, a privately owned, public utility airport in Puttaparthi, and Tirupati
Airport located in Tirupati city. 16 small air strips are also located in the
state.
By Road –
Roads in Andhra Pradesh are composed of district roads along
with national highways and state highways. NH 16 is a part of the Golden
Quadrilateral project undertaken by the National Highway Development Project,
along with about 1,000 km (620 miles) highway network in the state. It is also
part of the AH 45 which falls under the Asian Highway Network.
By Train –
Andhra Pradesh has a total broad gauge railway route of
3703.25 km and there is no meter gauge railway in it. The state's rail density
is 1,000 km (620 miles) per 16.59 compared to the all-India average of 20. The
Howrah-Chennai main line, which runs through the state, is proposed to be
upgraded through high speed rail corridor. Diamond Quadrilateral project of
Indian Railways.
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