
Araku Coffee Valley & Tribal Museum
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
The Eastern-Ghats coffee valley of the Araku plateau — organic coffee plantations, the tribal museum, Dhimsa dance, waterfalls and the scenic Kirandul rail route.
Why visit: India's tribal coffee country, reached by a famous rail ride.
- ›Coffee plantations
- ›Tribal museum
- ›Dhimsa dance
- ›Kirandul rail ride
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free–₹50
Est. budget
₹500–2,000
Duration
1–2 days
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