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Usually Tuk Tuk in South India are Big in Size and Space and can Accommodate 3 People Officially but the Driver Over Accommodate upto 12 People in this type of Tuk Tuk which also called as Auto in India. Heavy Noise and Heavy Bumps when you travel in this type of Tuk Tuk.

Simhachalam is a famous 11th century temple dedicated to Lord Narasimha incartion of Lion. This temple is located at a distance of 16 kms from Visakhapatnam City on a hill 800 ft above sea level. The architecture and sculptures of the temple are a real feast for the eyes. The temple exhibits a mixture of Dravidian as well as Nagara School of architecture. The Deccan style of architecture is also seen here. Simhachalam temple is a treasure house of inscriptions offering valuable pointers to the political and social life of the medieval times.

Simhachalam Bus Complex at Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam

Kancharapalem Fly Over Bridge in Visakhapatnam City

This Buddhist site provides a panoramic view of Buddhism.Buddhism was the dominant faith of the Telugu State for more than a millennium and left a profound influence on the history and culture of its people. Buddhism in Andhra Pradesh is actually assigned to pre-Asokan times. However, the Maurya emperor, Asoka, was greatly responsible for the spread of Buddhism in this part of the country during the 3rd century B.C - when Andhradesa was part of his domain. Buddhism flourished during the succeeding periods of Satavahanas, Ikshvakus, Salankayanas and Vishnukundins.

A view of a park with a lot of statues in the background

A field of purple flowers with a statue in the background

A statue of a person sitting in a meditation position

There is a statue in the middle of a walkway

A statue of a buddha sitting on top of a fountain