#DiscoverTheUndiscovered: Travel to this picturesque village in Andhra Pradesh to unwind in the untouched terrains of nature. Dindi in Andhra Pradesh is what unforgettable weekend getaways are made of. By Upasana Sarangi
Dindi is a small village along the banks of River Godavari in the Kondicionali district of Andhra Pradesh. This place is thick with a dense range of coconut and palm trees, and the sub-urban setting makes it even more calming for tourists. With the Godavari on one side and the wildness on the other, Dindi encompasses the best of both worlds. The backwaters also attract some unique birds here, which makes the whole experience even more exquisite. The tranquillity of this region will charm you into a state of relaxation.
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While tourists prefer to spend relaxed time in Dindi, being cosy in their resorts, and taking a lazy stroll by the beach, there are, however, a few places around the village which you can check out for a wholesome trip.
Antarvedi Beach
It is a landmark location where the waters of River Godavari unites with the Bay of Bengal, painting a splendid view. Witnessing the easy winds and the sunset colours gently intertwining with the sea is a breathtaking experience at this beach. With little to no crowd, this can be your sought-after romantic spot for a perfect proposal.
Antarvedi Temple
The Antarvedi Narsimha Temple, also popularly known as ‘Dakshina Kashi’ is a celebrated pilgrimage site along Eastern Godavari. Since the temple sits at the confluence, the water around this area tastes sweet and it is marked as a sacred bathing spot, too. The temple is open on all days from 06:00 am to 07:00 pm.
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Peruru Heritage Village
This small village intends to take you back in time. The dense vegetation and historic builds will bring you closer to earth’s bounty. You will find a reflection of the lost Tamil culture, which lives on in the narrow lanes, and small welcoming houses of Peruru. You will also get to interact with the local folks here and learn more about their culture and heritage.
Things To Do
Dindi offers many fun activities to tourists. You can rent cycles and explore the secret corners of the village. You can engage in bird-watching around the backwaters and also sign up for camping activities.
Stay
Dindi has some of the finest leisure resorts replete with luxurious amenities. The RVR Sarovar Portico Resort, Dindi provides river-view rooms alongside amenities like spa, wellness centre, kids activity area, and adventure activities on demand. They also claim to provide the best Konaseema Cuisine in the area.
Getting There
Rajahmundry and Vijaywada are the closest airports to Dindi. The nearest town from the village is Narsapauram, which is approximately 17 km away. Narsapur and Rajahmundry are the nearest railway stations. The village also enjoys good road connectivity.
The best season to visit Dindi is between July to September. While a winter trip may still be pleasurable, it is better to avoid visiting during peak summers due to high humidity levels.
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