r/Visakhapatnam

Growing up as football fans in Vizag, one thing we always felt was missing. a proper football culture.

Watching big matches alone at midnight, searching for places screening games, wishing there was a room full of fans shouting, celebrating and living the match together… but it rarely happened here.
So we decided to build it ourselves. ⚡

Through Communize Vizag X Communize.Bayside Ballers, a Vizag football community, we started with weekly football games and now we’re taking the next step bringing live football screenings in Vizag.

And honestly, hosting a midnight football screening was the biggest challenge. Most matches start at 12 AM and beyond, permissions, venue, timing everything was difficult.

But we made it happen. ❤️
A late-night cafe, big screen, passionate fans, a full permission to screen in the cafe and the match-day atmosphere we always wanted Vizag to experience.

Starting with a big one:
🇵🇹Portugal vs Spain 🇪🇸
📍 ArtCom Cafe, Vizag
⏰ 12:00 AM Midnight
🎟️ Entry: ₹99

See you on match night ❤️

Register Now :

https://growezy.club/communizevizag

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/communize.vizag?igsh=bWQ0NHNzMXB1ZG5q&utm\_source=qr

Nothing...Feeling like the world is under my feet bro.

I never knew there is such a beautiful view from my apartment terrace 🤩

Selling my airpods gen 3 case as I've lost my airpods, the case works fine and I have the original box

Price : 2.5k

If you are looking for a beautiful coastal destination that balances long, empty beach drives with incredible views, Vizag is an amazing choice. I just wrapped up my trip here after traveling from Hyderabad, and it instantly became one of my best travel experiences. Here is exactly how I spent my days exploring the coast, along with the budget details and some honest observations for anyone planning to visit!
The Travel Diary

1. Day 1: The Vande Bharat Journey and a Muddy Detour I started the trip by catching the Vande Bharat train from Hyderabad straight to Vizag. The journey was smooth and comfortable. Once I arrived, I immediately picked up a rented scooty to get around easily. My very first plan was to ride out to Gangavaram beach, but I ended up aborting the plan about 4 kilometers before reaching the destination. The path leading up to it was incredibly muddy and dangerous, so I really would not recommend trying that route on a two-wheeler. Instead, I headed to the Radisson Blu Resort, where I was staying, to settle in for the night.

2. Day 2: I woke up very early the next morning and departed for Bhimli beach and Coconut beach. This was easily the best part of the trip. The roads along the coast were absolutely beautiful, completely empty, and smooth. When I reached the beaches, there was no crowd at all, and everything looked pristine and clean. Later in the evening, I drove over to visit Tenneti park and explored a few other beaches within the main city area. I finished the day back at the hotel, spending the late evening relaxing by the private beach area of the resort.

3. Day 3: Since my stay was booked on a MAP, my breakfast and one major meal were entirely covered by the hotel. Because of this, I spent most of the day relaxing and enjoying the resort rather than rushing to cross off tourist spots. I did manage to head out to RK beach to try the local jhal muri, which was a nice snack. For my main meals, I stuck to the hotel restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed their fresh prawns and fish items. The view from the hotel property was completely insane, especially looking out at the water.

The Budget & Cost Breakdown

1. Transport The Vande Bharat ticket cost 1500 rupees per seat. For local commuting, renting the scooty cost 550 rupees per day, and I spent a total of 400 rupees on petrol for the entire trip.
2. Hotel The stay at the Radisson Blu Resort was completely free for me due to my specific booking arrangements.
3. Food Because my breakfast and one main meal were already covered under the hotel plan, I only spent about 400 to 500 rupees per day on extra snacks and outside food.
4. Activities I did not participate in any water sports or adventure activities during this trip, so I do not have any cost estimates or details for that side of the city.

Practical Tips for Travelers

1. Keep in mind that while the main coastal highways are stunning, some offbeat beach paths can get tricky. Avoid the interior paths to Gangavaram beach if the weather has been wet, as the mud makes it highly unsafe for two-wheelers.
2. The crowd here is still quite conservative compared to places like Goa. For women traveling in the group, it is highly recommended to wear modest, proper dresses when visiting public city beaches to avoid unwanted stares.
3. If you want peace and cleanliness, skip the crowded city spots in the morning and take the early drive toward Bhimli. The lack of crowds and the fresh air make the early alarm completely worth it.

Hyyy guys, we are two Biomedical Engineering students from Tamil Nadu. We have come to Visakhapatnam(Duvvada) for a one-month internship at AMTZ. Our budget is very limited. If there is any hostel, or room (for 1- month) available through the Steel Plant or if you could guide us to an affordable place, we would be very grateful. And it's urgent.

The Andhra Pradesh police continue to deny any relief to YouTuber ‘Prashna’ Raavan by invoking fresh cases against him, prolonging his detention despite repeated setbacks in court.

On the night of Friday, July 4, Raavan was arrested yet again after a Magistrate in Machilipatnam refused the police’s plea to send him to judicial remand. This marked his fourth arrest since he was first taken into custody on June 30.

Hi everyone,
I recently traveled all the way from Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, to visit your beautiful city. I had high expectations, and in terms of the landscape, Vizag absolutely delivered. The city is incredibly scenic, and the roads are an absolute delight to drive on. Coming from someone who has experienced Hyderabad traffic, I was pleasantly surprised to see how modestly and responsibly people drive here. The local people we interacted with directly were lovely and welcoming.
However, I am writing this post to share a rather unsettling experience that the female friend accompanying me had during our trip.
We visited Bheemli Beach and Coconut Beach. While there, the local picture-sellers repeatedly clicked numerous photos of her without her consent and then tried to pressure us into buying them. We obviously refused, but it felt incredibly inappropriate that her private pictures were taken and stored on their devices without permission. I understand it is a public beach, but a basic boundary of privacy should still exist.
Additionally, the staring was persistent and overwhelming. Except for RK Beach, where the crowd felt a bit more mixed and casual, we encountered heavy, uncomfortable staring everywhere else. To give context, she was wearing a simple, full-length one-piece dress that wasn't revealing at all—just a standard outfit with only her shoulders visible, honestly resembling a modest school uniform.
We have been to South Goa twice and were hoping for a somewhat similar, relaxed vibe from a coastal crowd, but the experience here made her deeply uncomfortable and self-conscious.
Vizag has all the potential to be a world-class tourist destination. The place itself lived up to my hopes, but the crowd's behavior toward women needs to evolve. I’m sharing this not to hate on the city, but with the genuine hope that awareness can make Vizag a safer and more welcoming place for female travelers in the future. To all the travellers seeing this especially North Indians- This place will welcome you in a good way. One of the South Indian city which welcomes all irrespective of your language, colour etc.

Thank you for reading, and appreciate the hospitality we did receive!

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People who don't touch grass, what you doin this weekend?

(ee post andharu RTC drivers kosam assalu kaadhu

Rash ga drive chese kontha mandhi kosam maathramey)

Matter loki vasthey...

Manam daily choosedhey....

""Rash Driving ""

Most of the people do that and that's not at all a normal issue...

People's lives will be put on stake...

Oka chinna mistake chaalu... serious Injuries or may be even De*th....

But ikkada...Oka government entity ayyundi kooda inthila rash driving avasarama?

Okka rash driving aney kaadhu friends...

1. Eppudaina Bus ni bus stop lo aapadam choosara?

Literally bus ki bus stand ki madhyalo two lorries pass avvochu.

2. Sudden breaks .

Even I almost rammed my bike twice... appatnunchi RTC buses venakaala velladamey maanesa....

3. Passengers bus ni board chese varaku or complete ga dhigevaraku aagara sir?

Eeroju Kaaka ninnaney.... hanumanthawaka lo oka lady Kindha padi shoulder injury ayyindhii...

Itlanti ennoo incidents....

4. Drive chesthuntey....bike handle pakka nunchi povadam.....car ki ayithe ORVM ni run chesthuu velladam...!!

5. Honking honking and even more honking.... Avasaram lekapoyinaa honking ehh .. I won't even understand.....

Ee paina issues valla entha mandhi vizag lo ch@nipoyaro Meeku Andhariki telsu.... inkentha mandhiki injury ayyindho kooda telsu...

Complaint ichinaa use ledhu ....untundhi anna guarantee kooda ledhu....

Manam mana hard earned money tho tax pay chesi edho okaroju RTC bus ni gudhukoni chachipothey etla untadii!!

Obviously....chala mandhi disciplined ga drive chese Drivers unnaru...that's completely true...

But rash driving chese ah kontha mandhi kosam ee post...

Nen general ga RTC bus lo travel cheyyakapoyina....naaku daily road paina kanipinche konni examples and incidents share cheyyali anipinchindhii .tbh vizag lo ee problem chala ekkuva undhi mates...at least Mee opinion valla ayina we can sort this out or find a solution kadha....

Mana andhari Families unnay....mana family lo prathi okkaru Road painey travel chesthunnam...

I wanna thank you soo much for your attention to this post.