Top souvenirs to remember your visit to Visakhapatnam
With its pristine beaches, including the famous RK Beach and Yarada Beach, and a backdrop of lush hills, Visakhapatnam offers a unique coastal experience. With attractions like sunrise at Kailasagiri and the intriguing INS Kursura museum, Visakhapatnam encourages travelers to explore its multifaceted experiences. Further enriching your experience in this city are its exceptional souvenirs, offering a true reflection of its coastal identity.
Araku chocolates
Araku chocolates of Vizag offer a unique and delightful assortment of flavors - from the rich nuttiness of peanut butter to the aromatic allure of coffee biscuit, the tropical essence of coconut, the refreshing sweetness of honeydew, to the delightful crunch of honey with almonds. Made in the picturesque Araku Valley, each piece of chocolate encapsulates the essence of this serene and scenic region.
Etikoppaka wooden toys
Etikoppaka, a serene village located just 67 km from Visakhapatnam along the Varaha River, is renowned for its ancient art of crafting wooden carvings and artifacts. The village is particularly famous for its lacquered toys, known as lakkapidathalu locally, skillfully made by Telugu craftsmen. These wooden creations are a unique blend that appeals to those valuing both aesthetics and eco-friendliness.
Bamboo baskets
Bamboo baskets in Visakhapatnam are intricately woven from strong bamboo fibers. They are not only functional items but also unique pieces of art that reflect the soul of Visakhapatnam. Available in various sizes and designs, you can discover them at Kummari Veedhi and Purna Market in the city. Unfortunately, this art is facing a decline in Visakhapatnam.
Madugula halwa
Soaked in ghee and loaded with dry fruits, Madugula halwa has a history dating back to the 1890s when Dangeti Dharma Rao of Madugula village created its recipe. Today, his descendants sell this delightful halwa at the Dangeti Murty Halwa shop in Madugula. While its origins lie in Madugula, you can also enjoy this halwa in Visakhapatnam, which is just 60 km away.
Seashell artifacts
These artifacts are intricately crafted using beads, seashells, and cone shells. You can choose from a variety of products such as mirrors, trinkets, earrings, and chandeliers. Among the wide array of options, you will also find products like showpieces, wall hangings, and wind chimes, perfect for enhancing your home decor. They are not only great as gifts but also reasonably priced.
