The Beauty of Andhra Pradesh

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The Beauty of Andhra Pradesh

• Best Indian Holidays

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Introduction

• The state of Andhra Pradesh, with its rich
  culture, history and architecture is a great
  place to visit if you're looking to travel to an
  offbeat place. A whopping number of over 206.8
  million domestic tourists visited last year alone
• The state of Andhra Pradesh is steeped with
  culture, history and architecture. This state is
  an amazing place to visit if you are looking
  forward to travel to an off-chart location. It is
  considered to be one of the best tourist
  destinations specifically for Indians
• Andhra Pradesh is one of the best locations for
  anyone looking forward to a gala time,
  considering the best Indian Holidays they wish to
  spend. Here is a list of five of the most
  attractive destinations in Andhra Pradesh to
  visit-

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Laknnavaram Lake

• Laknnavaram Lake is located around 90 kilometers
  from Warangal city
• The water body is spread across 10,000 acres, and
  is a classic example of a place where one can
  view civilization that had settled in the area
  hundreds of years ago
• The lake has 13 islands surrounded with lush
  green forests and mountains

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Nagarjuna Sagar

• Nagarjuna Sagar dam is located on the borders of
  Guntur and Nalgonda districts is among the
  earliest structures built by the government
  leading to the Green Revolution in the country
• The hotels lined around the lake and the dam
  provides calm, composed and a serene view
• The excavation site, inspired by the Roman era
  and a museum built on the island with relics of
  Buddha draw history lovers from all over

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Golkonda Fort

• Located in the capital city of Hyderabad, the
  fort was first built of mud by Kakatiya rulers
  during the 13th century
• An added attraction here is the enchanting sound
  light show in the evenings. One of the most
  interesting features of the Golconda Fort is its
  system of acoustics
• The sounds of hands clapped at the entry gate can
  be heard clearly at 'BalaHissar', the highest
  point, a kilometer away

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