Discover the best attractions and experiences Araku Valley has to offer
Araku Valley hides impressive natural formations that feel like living monuments, perfect for curious explorers.
A vast limestone cave system with striking stalactites and stalagmites, set among green hills.
A picturesque cascade surrounded by forest, ideal for a short nature walk.
A historic garden featuring curated plants and a charming tree house for visitors.
Gain insight into the valley's tribal heritage and coffee story through small, informative museums.
Exhibits on local tribes, crafts, and daily life.
Explores Araku's rich coffee heritage with exhibits and tasting notes.
Spiritual sites around Araku Valley offer quiet places for contemplation and photo-worthy architecture.
An ancient temple at Ananthagiri Hills with peaceful surroundings.
A small local shrine offering a glimpse of hill-tribe spiritual life.
Forest-backed scenic parks and nature reserves around Araku offer tranquil outdoor escapes.
Rolling hills and coffee plantations with great viewpoints and trails.
A green enclave around Araku for easy walks and wildlife spotting.
A forested area around Chaparai waterfalls ideal for a relaxed hike.
Stroll through Araku town and its surrounding hamlets to soak in local life and scenery.
The heart of the valley with markets, cafes, and scenic streets.
A hillside village known for coffee estates and traditional life.
Quaint lanes around the botanical garden and plantation plots.
Many of Araku’s best experiences come at little or no cost—just step out and explore.
Watch dawn light up the valleys from panoramic viewpoints.
Stroll through green estates and breathe in fresh coffee air.
Enjoy the garden greens and shaded paths at a relaxed pace.
Fuel your journey with Araku’s coffee-centric and tribal-inspired eats.
Sample the distinctive aroma and flavors of Araku coffee.
Taste traditional dishes made with regional ingredients.
Evenings are tranquil with cozy cafes and cultural evenings in hill-town settings.
Relax with live acoustic sets at hill-town cafes.
Local music and dance performances in intimate settings.
Cultural showcases and performances add color to Araku’s natural beauty.
Traditional dances and storytelling in community spaces.
Occasional screenings at cultural centers or hotels.
Outdoor lovers can enjoy trekking, bird watching and gentle hill-country hikes.
Scenic trails through coffee estates and forests.
Spot regional species among the valley's plantations and forests.
Venture beyond the crowds to uncover hidden viewpoints and tucked-away villages.
A historic railway journey winding through lush valleys.
Delve into cave passages and learn about their geology.
A serene forest trek leading to a cascading waterfall.