Los Angeles, "The City of Angels" is a beautiful city. It has beautiful beaches and beautiful mountains, and, it is my dream location to visit. Well, this summer, Vizag or Visakhapatnam was on my cards, and it was a hell of a place. As the title holder of "The City of Destiny", Vizag never disappointed. Beaches, mountains and forests, this city was fun to travel and explore.
With 4 weeks and a summer training at hand, the interesting city had much to, offered, and woah, it did with so much more flair than expectations expected. Amazing beaches, the harbours, ships and submarines, warm and friendly people, the weather, the hills and the valleys, the weather, roads, the junk food by the beach, (did I mention the weather?), the unlimited bus rides, the long and lost cause of searching for Punjabi food, and what nots. The beaches were clean, and the waters harsh. But they were Godly,with the waves endlessly crashing, and all of it was beautiful. The roads felt perfect, especially the ones leading to the Kailashagiri Hills and the RK Beach road. There were certain specific spots within the city, from where the view was absolutely picturesque. Heavily underrated city, but then again, tourists will be tourists, trashing up the spots. The untouched Bora caves and the waterfall near them were, well, words find it hard to explain that kind of a natural beauty.
Will definitely go back to try out some more of that Khulfi by the beach.
“A journey is best measured in friends, rather than miles.” – Tim Cahill
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| Never stop exploring, (Picture: RK Beach road with Sougata and Bhaskar) |
With 4 weeks and a summer training at hand, the interesting city had much to, offered, and woah, it did with so much more flair than expectations expected. Amazing beaches, the harbours, ships and submarines, warm and friendly people, the weather, the hills and the valleys, the weather, roads, the junk food by the beach, (did I mention the weather?), the unlimited bus rides, the long and lost cause of searching for Punjabi food, and what nots. The beaches were clean, and the waters harsh. But they were Godly,with the waves endlessly crashing, and all of it was beautiful. The roads felt perfect, especially the ones leading to the Kailashagiri Hills and the RK Beach road. There were certain specific spots within the city, from where the view was absolutely picturesque. Heavily underrated city, but then again, tourists will be tourists, trashing up the spots. The untouched Bora caves and the waterfall near them were, well, words find it hard to explain that kind of a natural beauty.
Will definitely go back to try out some more of that Khulfi by the beach.
“A journey is best measured in friends, rather than miles.” – Tim Cahill
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