Often referred to as the ‘Kashmir of South India’, Lambasingi first came under the spotlight when it made headlines for being one of those rare places that receives snowfall even here, down South, in the sultry reaches of the country.

Though winters are when you will usually find people making their way through the mist laden forest to experience the now much talked about snowfall, Lambasingi would be the perfect choice even for a summer road trip.
For not only does the temperature never go over ten degrees even in the summers, you will also have the place to yourself. Making it just the perfect location to spend an idyllic weekend away from the city.

Stay the night in a camp, wake up to bird song, take a walk in the clouds to catch the sun rise over the lush green Eastern Ghats and spend the rest of the day strolling through plantations of coffee and pepper.
If days spent like that make it all the more difficult to pull yourself away, then extend your trip to Lambasingi with a scenic train ride to the Araku Valley. And there you have your very own summer escape in the south without having to change too many flights!
Places of Interest near Lambasingi
Kothapalli Waterfalls
The Kothapalli Waterfalls, just like Lambasingi came to be the weekend destination of choice only in the last few years. Though these waterfalls don’t fall from a great height, the powerfully gushing water on the rocky outcrop makes for a cool and shady picnic spot.
Kothapalli Waterfalls is 35 kilometres from Lambasingi.
Araku Valley
Araku Valley isn’t just Visakhapatnam’s most loved getaway, it is also Andhra’s most popular one. And, right now this valley is getting a lot of love for its organic coffee.
Besides Lambasingi to Araku is just around 90 kilometres, making it the perfect addition to your itinerary.
Where to stay in Lambasingi
While there isn’t much here by way of resorts or a luxurious stay, there are a few campsites that offer the basic amenities.
Some of the popular options to stay at Lamabsingi right now are the State Government run Haritha Lambasingi Resort and Lambasingi Valley View Resorts.
Getting There
Vizag to Lambasingi is roughly a 100 kilometres. One can get to Lambasingi from Vizag in under 2 hours by road.
Hyderabad to Lambasingi is 550 kilometres. It is a 12 hour drive.
2 responses to “Lambasingi: A Walk in the Clouds”
Nice article !! you must visit Mussorrie.- is rightly known as the Queen of Hill Stations in India. It is known as queen of hill because of its beauty. Mussoorie is a wonderful hill station in Uttarakhand situated at a height of 2005 mts above the sea level. It is one of the famous hill station in India….
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