Araku, Andhra Pradesh, India
This small coffee heaven is like the hidden gem of Araku. Right from the history of coffee, in India as well as the World to the process of production, everything is portrayed interestingly in this museum. Different types of coffee are available too. The museum also houses a coffee souvenir store, a craft store, a snack bar as well as an activity area. Varied activities and sport events are hosted by the museum to include not only adults, but children too.
Suggested time duration
1 HourCrowded Period
WeekendBest Season To Visit
March to JuneDo's & Dont's
Architecture
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Day | Start Time | End Time | Adult Entry Fee | Child Entry Fee |
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All Days | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM | 10 |
Transport Connections
Name | Distance | Contact Number |
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Araku Bus Station
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130 MTRS | 0866-257-0005 |
Araku Railway Station |
2.8 KM | 09502512489 |
Visakhapatnam International Airport
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107 KM | 08912851169 |
What to Carry
Carry water bottleSuitable For
Facilities
Parking
Parking is available for 5 CarsNearest Town
Town Name | Distance |
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Chompi | 2.4 KM |
Nearest Temples
Built by an European Captain Blackmoor in 1866
The temple is one of the 18 Narasimha Kshetras
Famous for biggest festival celebrated once in a year, Nookalamma Jatara.
Thotlakonda had declined by the end of the 3rd century
Bavikonda Monastery dates back to the 3rd century B.C.
Nearest Attractions
It cascades down from a height of 100+ feet high
This camp has facilities for rock climbing, trekking, bird watching
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