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Amravati Museum, Vijayawada

Displaying a wide range of exhibits that date back to as far as the 3rd century, the Archaeological Museum in Amravati is an absolute haven for the history buff in each one of us. This museum houses mysterious relics and exotic artefacts found during excavations and flawlessly sculpted statues of Lord Buddha, Goddess Tara and Bodhisattva Padmapani.

The busiest trade centers of the city, bustling with activity and trade, Besant Road is a dynamic place in Vijayawada. The road has grown into a pivot of commercial hustle in recent times. It now houses some of the best modern eateries in the town. With multi-cuisine restaurants providing quality services, the foodies in the town love this road. Filled with exuberance and vibrance, with many number of cinema halls, (more than 50 we hear!) it is a heaven of film fraternities and lovers. People swarm to this street to experience the some of the most modern films from all languages, a major source of entertainment for the citizens. A commercial, trade and entertainment center, Besant Road is a street to visit to witness the everyday, livelihoods and bits of the spirit of the town. Read More

Bhavani island is one of the largest islands on a river and is located over the Krishna river at Vijayawada. The vast expanse of the island proves to be the perfect place for a relaxing weekend. If you are one for adventure sports and water slides, this is an exhilarating place to visit! It is named after the Goddess Bhavani or Kanaka Durga whose temple is on the Indrakeeladri hill close to the island. Bhavani island can be reached by boat from the banks of Krishna river. Approaching the island from the banks, you will enjoy the lush green surroundings and beauty of the Krishna river. If you are on the island especially during sunrise, you have the most spectacular view of the sunlight dancing on flowing waters of the river. There are also numerous activities to pursue on the island- like water-skiing, kayaking, parasailing, as well as opportunities to enjoy some leisurely time snoozing on hammocks, fishing and picnicking with your family. Take your gang of best buddies to this little island-park on the weekend to kick back and unwind from a tiresome daily routine. You can also say at a tiny resort on the island. Read More

Looking over Vijayawada city from a height of 500 feet, Gandhi Hill was the first to have a ginormous stupa dedicated to the father of our nation - Mahatma Gandhi. Around the stupa, you will find six shrines dedicated to Gandhiji, a fully stocked library and the city's only planetarium. The memorial hosts a breathtaking light and sound show in the evenings elucidating Gandhiji's eventful life. A huge Gandhi structure of 15.8 meter height was inaugurated in 1968. It is the first Gandhi Memorial in India constructed on a hillock. The panorama from Gandhi hill is mesmerizing and gives an enchanting view of Vijayawada city. Read More

Tucked into the hills of the Krishna District, the Gundala Matha Shrine, or the St Mary's Church, provides hope and solace to many. You will find an iron cross erected here along with Mother Mary's idol and a museum that houses many holy relics. A huge crowd of devotees and tourists are gathered here during the festive celebration of Our Lady of the Lourdes.

Haailand is situated around 19 km from Vijayawada on the outskirts of the city. It is considered to be the most deliciously designed and themed water cum amusement park in the region. It offers a plethora of fun games and activities. You can either choose a water park package or an amusement park package or both.

The dazzlingly white Hazratbal Mosque in Vijayawada city is a sight for sore eyes. This mosque experiences a footfall of thousands of people, irrespective of caste and creed, to take one glance at Prophet Mohammad's relic that is put up on display once a year. They say having seen this relic will rid you of all the stubborn problems of life.

One of the most renowned Jain temples, this structure houses the only Jain Shrine in the area. Adorned with the Jain style of architecture, this is also one of the most beautiful structures in town.

Settled by the banks of River Krishna, the striking three-storeyed building of ISKCON in Vijayawada houses two mesmerizingly stunning marble idols of Lord Krishna and Radha standing side by side. The faint vibrations of ¥om' playing in the background will relax your nerves as soon as you enter the temple. Mahaprasad facility is also available here.

The Kanaka Durga Temple is a famous shrine dedicated to the Goddess Durga. Located in Vijayawada district of Andhra Pradesh, this astounding architecture is built in Dravidian fashion. The temple is surrounded by the hills of Inrakeeladri, right along the banks of the Krishna River. The temple finds mention in many sacred texts and Vedic literature as well and is a revered temple among devotees and followers. People visit this temple every year to show their respect and devotion to the Goddess Supreme and seek her blessings. The temple has detailed timings and rules of darshans and seva opportunities which can be booked online on their website. The temple also runs a food donation programme as a part of their many charitable activities. The Kanaka Durga Temple of Andhra Pradesh is one of the many Shaktipeethas that are situated in the country. The goddess appears in her Mahishasurmardini form here, along with the image slain demon king Mahishasura. It is believed that the deity is Swayambhu or self-manifested. The imposing image of Kanakadurga is a humbling and unforgettable sight. The deity’s face and body colour are of molten gold shade, and the idol is also bedecked with golden jewellery from which the temple gets its name Kanaka Durga - Kanaka in Sanskrit means gold. Read More