Talasila Continental

Station Road, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, 530016, India | Hotel

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ARAKU VALLEY

A travel blog entry by sgaudun

... sign of bad manners!! We then witnessed a ladies' tribal dance that was quickly joined in by some of our funnier Indian tourists. Later we visited the Bora Caves and heard thousands of bats "chirping" away. Got back to Visakhaputnam by 8:05 PM at which time I found out their were no buses to Bhubabeswar and I hurried to the railway station to find out there was no room on the train. So I booked a guest house near the railway station and collapsed after a LONG day.
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ONE WEIRD DAY

A travel blog entry by sgaudun

... walked down the beach front to a beer store, bought a couple of beers and then sat down by the seaside and enjoyed the beer-y ambiance. Now this was something different!! Tomorrow I will try and book a tour to the Araku valley and check as to how to get to my next major stop.
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Per trein reizen langs de oostkust

A travel blog entry by sannehildedick

Inmiddels hebben we de binnenlanden van Noord India verlaten om een aantal plaatsen aan de Oostkust aan te doen. We verplaatsen ons nu vooral per trein; een perfect vervoermiddel om iets van het land mee te krijgen. Tijdens deze urenlange reizen kunnen we rustig uit het raam turen en de verschillende landschappen aan ons voorbij zien trekken. Voor de lange ritten maken we gebruik van sleepertreinen die 's-nachts rijden. In 3 ...

My itinerary

A travel blog entry by traveldestiny99

We have planned a trip to araku and borra caves, one day in the month of Nov 2009, the day was started here by train at morning 6:30 am from vizag railway station. The journey was so good that even we found several beauty scenic views while travelling in the train.

By 10:30 in the morning we reached araku railway station, there we have picked our vehicle, and started our day programme starting ...

Happy New Year + an overview of a few days...

A travel blog entry by travelgarima

... girl called Amisha, her brother Rishab a.k.a Pappu and my mum's friends son, Prem or Chanki. All of them were sooooo nice and Prem is a really good dancer! I really did not want to come back to Vizag but I had to.

I have bought soooo many clothes here I'm worried my luggage is going to be overweight! I just got back all the clothes which were at the tailors a few nights ago and they are so nicely stitched ...