Amadalavalasa

Places to visit

• Arasavilli Suryanarayana Temple : Arasavilli is located in the Srikakulam district, roughly 1.6 kilometers from the main city. It is home to an eminent and ancient Sun Temple, one of the few left in the country. Lord Devendra is credited with erecting the existing Sun God idol at the temple, and the temple was built in such a novel way that the sun rays contact the foot of the idol twice a year, namely during the dawn in February and June.

Distance: Arasavilli suryanarayana temple is 57 kilometres away from Amadalavalasa

• Kalingapatnam beach : The main draw of Kalingapatnam village is its tranquil and gorgeous beach. During the East India Company's heyday, traders from the company were said to have lived near this seashore. The tides are usually high here, and a tributary of the Vamsadhara River flows into the sea at this beach. Kalingapatnam Beach is where the Vamsadhara River drains into the Bay of Bengal. Visakhapatnam, the seaside city, dominates the usual climate. The lighthouse and the Buddhist stupa are the main draws of this beach. Every year, the beautiful grandeur of the seashore draws numerous international and Indian tourists to this location.

Distance: Kalingapatnam Beach is 67 kilometers away from Amadalavalasa.

• Adali View Point : Adali's point of view is fantastic. While climbing the hill, you can have additional adventure. If you're looking for adventure, Adali is a must-see, especially in the winter. It is usually between 5 and 6 p.m. in the winter.A tiny valley may be seen from here. Hiramandalam Reservoir appears to be spectacular from this vantage point. Breeding is a feast. Excellent for winter campaigning in this area.

Distance: Adali view point is 31 kilometres from Amadalavalasa