Andhra Pradesh to Odisha Road trip! Wow! Sounds interesting. People always want to have this sort of a dream road trip with friends. Starting with Dil Chahta Hai or Zindagi na mile dobara scenes, where you how much the road becomes with friends hopping into a car and exploring unexplored places. It’s all a great wish we carry as we come to college and get our hands on the bikes or cars.
It’s either a preplanned, planned, or sudden drive kms away. Many just plan short trips on a weekend or just to eat somewhere at some highway dhabba. Well, the most important part here is have a good view, access to some scenic spots. Local culture, food, people and definitely a friend who is a good driver with a lot of petrol.
Road trips have been trending and so are the roadways and highways across our country and internationally too. They are so well made that you won’t have to worry for any hassles and drive up to fast kilometres along your way to the destination. Easy access to petrol and diesel, motels, halts, food courts and medical help too.
The best part of these road trips are the scenic spots where halt click pictures, explore unknown and make reels. Local villages and temples and spaces is such an experience. Some people even like to halt up in local villages and see the place. While some do road trips to reach touristy destinations.
Road trip plans all up- Andhra Pradesh to Odisha a Local Joy
It could be any season be it summer, winter and rainy it’s always a plan. Winters give you cold rides which are superfund whereas misty rains with hot chai is Ahaa. A ride in the mountains twirls and turns is Ahaa and coastal roads is yet another beach stop way of travelling.
People who like road trips they often venture out like that. They choose longer routes and research which one to go on. While many don’t want to travel that long and travel by trains, buses and flights.
We are aware how well our states are connected and so is Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. It has some beautiful hills that you will see and best part is the coastal and hill road. It is about 450kms long drive. Imagine the kind of fun and experience one can gain here. Its direct coastal are between Visakhapatnam and Puri. So, you will have to drive about 1,200 + kilometres.
Imagine you will also come across the famous Araku Valley and Chilika lake where you can halt and enjoy these places. Going ahead you will come across the Golden Triangle that will include Puri Konark and Bhubaneshwar so more places to halt stay and explore.
So, this is how your road trip can go you can start at Vizag and enjoy the sea at the RK beach see the sunrise, then move to the lush green Kailas Giri hills and enjoy panoramic views of the coastal. You can also go up with a ropeway to see it with a bird’s eye view.
Next around 25kms you will come to see Bheem Ili-Vizag Beach Road. This would need an entire day so stay over somewhere for the next day.
You can hit up your staring wheel and go to Borra Caves and Arak Valley. Yes, Try the coffee here and enjoy the beautiful long tunnels. If you like knowing about some archaeological findings and stones then see the limestone formations at the Caves.
Our well-planned highway you can hit up to the NH16 north and cross the Andhra Odisha borders Srikakulam and Ichchapuram towards Brahmapur.
The roads are super as they are multi-laned so you can easy to fast on speed here. Lovely farms and local Dhaba’s along can keep you busy. Rest at Puri and get up next day to see the Konark Sun temple.
Since your here don’t miss the Lord Jagannath Temple and Marive drive walk at Chandrabhaga beach. Enjoy tribal markets and shop local.
Youree trip can continue to Chilika Lake to Bhubaneshwar. Can you believe you will see Asia’s Largest brackish water lagoon. You can also see some migrations here of beautiful birds. There are some ferry services too here. Then go ahead to Odisha’s Bhubaneshwar and see visit Lingaraja Temple and Bindu Sagar lake. You can plan the post monsoon say in October to March. Also note right now the Cyclone Arnab is hovering out there so avoid going now.
