Lambasingi, also known as “Kashmir of South India,” is a small village located in the Chintapalli Mandal of Visakhapatnam district in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is located at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level and is known for its cold climate and beautiful natural scenery. The village is located in the Eastern Ghats, a mountain range that runs parallel to the Bay of Bengal. It is known for its beautiful landscapes and cold climate. There are also coffee plantations which cover the hills providing a beautiful and serene environment for visitors.
Unlike other hill towns, Lambasingi isn’t yet overly commercialized. Unlike Ooty and Kodaikanal this may lack the mainstream appeal of a hill station. But for those seeking a quiet retreat away from the bustle of the cities, it is welcome news. On weekends, visitors swarm to this location, but throughout the week, Lambasingi returns to its tiny village status.
The trip to get here is enjoyable because of the sharp turns and the scenery of the foggy mountains. If you want to go by public transportation, you can choose between buses and taxis to get to Lambasingi from Vizag. The village is well-connected by road and is easy to reach from major cities in the region. There are also several guesthouses and homestays available for visitors, which provide a comfortable and affordable option for accommodation.
The village is also known for its beautiful waterfalls, which are a popular spot for picnics and day trips. The most famous waterfall is the Lambasingi waterfall, which is located on the Lambasingi-Chintapalli road which is called the Kothapally Waterfalls. The best time to visit this is monsoons as the water level at the bottom of the waterfall rises, presenting a fascinating view of the waterfall. And for nature lovers there is the Kondakarla Bird Sanctuary and Susan Garden. The garden is also
known as the Amber Colored Garden as it is covered with black-eyed, yellow-coloured flowers. The lake inside the bird sanctuary is an ideal spot for migratory birds and also offers boating. The lake inside the sanctuary is an ideal spot to enjoy boating. There is also the Thajangi Reservoir which offers breathtaking views as it is encircled by untamed mountains and foggy meadows in a serene setting. It is a nice picnic area where guests may take in the breathtaking views of the hills while enjoying delicious refreshments.
Finally one of the biggest reasons to visit this place is because it is the only place in South India where you can find snow in peak winters. While Lambasingi lacks night-time entertainment alternatives, you could sample some local cuisine and go to bed early because climbing to the breathtaking viewpoint is a must-do on any trip there.
Lambasingi is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in experiencing the natural beauty and culture of South India. Lambasingi may not be for you, if you’re the type of person who enjoys partying, nightlife, and entertainment. But it is the ideal destination if you’re looking for a quiet, serene vacation where you can take plenty of pictures and experience some breathtaking vistas.
Author’s bio:
People have a hobby of watching films in life, but Jathin has a hobby of living life while watching films. To share this obsession he first wrote blogs and now has a channel called ‘Water Over Toilet Paper’ on YouTube. He’s currently pursuing Journalism in Bengaluru.
