For a tourist, a visit to Vizag is incomplete without a trek to Kailasagiri. Vizag Hudhud has left it in a shambles after its devastating wake. The scenic beauty on the Vizag Beach Road, always teeming with tourists and locals, is now lost. It is heartbreaking to see the tourist spots and monuments just getting wiped out after a disaster. One moment it is there and the next moment it is gone.
Vizag Hudhud
Statues and sculptures that adorn the road remain uprooted as Vizag Hudhud came with a ferocious wind speed of over 200 kmph. A replica of the Indian Air Force’s plane close to the Ramakrishna Beach, crashed. NS Kursura, the decommissioned Naval submarine that was converted into a museum and installed on the beach road, also got hit by Vizag Hudhud but the damage was said to be not extensive.
The VUDA Park, the Tenneti Park and other green spots on the coast, pleasant hideouts for tourists and locals alike, have lost their shape. Dolphin’s Nose area, close to the Vizag Port, that offers a vantage view of the anchored ships also suffered damage. Rishikonda beach resort of the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation, a much sought-after place of stay for tourists, was battered by Vizag Hudhud.
The Beach Corridor Project between Visakhapatnam and Bhimili, taken up at a cost of Rs 42 crore, was also hit by Hudhud. Thotlakonda and Baavikonda, close to Vizag on the Beach Road leading to Bhimili, that houses the ruins of Buddhist era, now remain ruined, though partially.
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