Rajahmundry (Urban)
RAJAHMUNDRY : CITY OF POETS AND ARTS
October - March
1-2 days
INR 3000/- PER PERSON
Rajahmundry's summer season normally begins in March and lasts until the end of June.
The monsoon season starts at the end of June and lasts until the end of September or the beginning of October.
The end of the monsoon heralds the start of the year's most pleasant season, the winter.
With a length of 4.732 kilometres (4732 metres), Rajahmundry's Kovvuru bridge is Asia's largest rail-road bridge. It is the world's second-longest river.
Durga CineTone was founded in 1936 in Rajahmundry. It is the first Telugu studio to be constructed in the state of Andhra Pradesh. It's also one of the first three studios in the country.
The Telugu language and literature are said to have originated in this city. Rajahmundry is home to the first telugu poet, 'Adikavi' Nannaya.
Rajahmundry's cloth market is one of India's largest, with numerous co-operative handloom enterprises. The most diverse fabric traders may be found in this city.
The city is on the east side of the Golden Quadrilateral, which connects Kolkata and Chennai, and is located on NH5.
There are four bus stations in Rajamahendravaram.On Morampudi High Road, the main APSRTC Bus facility is located.
Rajamahendravaram can only be reached by boat from Bhadrachalam through the Godavari River.
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