Andhra Pradesh Hillstations
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Andhra Pradesh is the 4th biggest state in India. It was Amarajeevi Potti Sri Ramulu who fasted until death in an effort to gain an independent state, and protect the interests of the Telugu people of the then Madras presidency. His death was followd by a huge Public outcry and civil unrest which forced the government to announce the formation of a new state for Telugu speaking people. Andhra attained statehood on 1st October 1953 with Kurnool as its capital.

On 1st November 1956, Andhra State merged with the Telangana region of Hyderabad State to form the state of Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad, the former capital of the Hyderabad State, was made the capital of the new state Andhra Pradesh.

Hill stations are the perfect destination to enjoy holidays in the copious beauty of Mother Nature. Hill stations of Andhra Pradesh are gifted with exotic natural beauty and pleasant weather condition. Mountains ranges of these hill stations give a hearty welcome to tourists coming from all over the world. Most of the hill stations are located in the higher region of Andhra Pradesh. Some of the prominent hill stations of Andhra Pradesh are Anantagira, Horsley and Araku valley are the famous hill station in Andhra Pradesh. These are enveloped in serene natural beauty with playful waterfalls that delights visitor’s heart with mighty pleasure.

Anantagiri Hills

It is located at a distance of 144 Km from Tirupati. The collector of the Cuddalph district also known as W.D Horseley had a summer residence here. The place derives its name from this renowned collector. It is located at an altitude of 1,265 meters from the sea level. The vegetation here is abundant and attracts tourists and includes some of the rare and exclusive trees like Eucalyptus, Jacaranda, Gulmohar and Allamanda. The Horseley Hills is a natural home to the Chenchu Tribes. There are many wild animals found at Horseley Hills. They include the Bears, Wild Dogs and Jungle Fowl.

Araku Valley

It is located just 115 Km from Vishakhapatnam District and the natural landscape is charming and exquisite. It is located just 26 km from the sea level. The thick forest that envelops the Araku Valley offers extensive trekking tours and also some of the thrilling exploration into the caves present there.

Horsley Hills

Horsley Hills is a mesmerizing place where lofty peaks appear to be conversing with the blue skies. Perched at an elevation of 1,265 meters, this hill station would certainly tempt you with its beguiling beauty. Sited in Chittoor district, Horsley is the one of the three hill-stations in Andhra Pradesh.