Vijayawada Tour

Located on Indrakeeladri Hill, this temple is a famous religious place in Vijayawada that attracts pilgrims from all over India. The most ancient shrine of Goddess Durga also provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and a look at heaven with the beautiful Krishna River. You can climb steps or a convenient ropeway to the mountaintop for visitors. For special events like the Dasara festival, the temple will be beautifully decorated, and several poojas will be performed, giving visitors a chance to see some of the rich cultural traditions in practice.

Undavalli Caves

The Undavalli Caves are man-made marvels carved into a sandstone hill that dates back thousands of years. These marvels of 7th-century work are an outstanding example of transforming Buddhist architecture into Hindu styles. Imagine large pillars, beautiful sculptures, and a giant statue of Lord Vishnu in a reclining pose in the caves. This archaeological wonder is usually included in most group tours to India. The multi-tiered structure is a complex labyrinth, mixing remnants of Buddhist art with later Hindu decoration as you stroll around.

Bhavani Island

Bhavani Island is your getaway from the urban hustle in the middle of the Krishna River. This extensive Bhavani island is one of the most famous Vijayawada tourist places to stop. Here, tourists can boat on the lake and indulge in water sports or just take a restful walk through some lovely gardens. This Island has been added to numerous tailor-made tour packages and one day at leisure. On the island, you can find well-kept gardens, playgrounds for kids, and restaurants serving delicious local dishes. 

Prakasam Barrage

The Prakasam Barrage is an engineering wonder and beautiful recognition over the Krishna River. As a 1.2-kilometer-long dam, it is the most important mid-irrigation (medium irrigation) in Vijayawada, but it also provides some nice views, especially during sunset. This is one of the landmark groups planned with their tour to India. The barrage has promenades that allow visitors to walk and get a bird’s-eye view of this vast water body. And in the evening, their lights create an enchanting reflection on the river’s surface.