Book Arvi to Eluru Cab
Arvi to Eluru distnce : 848 km
Estimated travel time : 15.1 hours
Eluru is a very popular city for tourism. Eluru, the city is well-known for manufacturing pile carpets and hand-woven products. Eluru is on the Tamileru River and it was also formerly known as Helapuri.
Eluru is well-known for its religious significance. One such temple is the Dwarka Tirumala temple, dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara. It is visited by thousands of devotees all year. Holy Land Replica, which is Israel's holy land, is sacred to Catholicism. The Guntupalli Caves, which are renowned for their religious and historical significance, are one of Eluru's most popular attractions. All nature lovers should visit Kolleru Lake, which is located within the city. It is a refuge for migratory birds in winter, thanks to its tranquil and picturesque surroundings. Birdwatchers will be able to spot species from Asia and Eastern Europe that gather here in large numbers. Eluru also has Buddha Park, which is worth a visit. The iconic Abhaya pose of Lord Buddha, which is the statue that dominates the park, makes it one of the most prominent areas in Eluru. It is also home to the Gaja Vallivaru Cheruvu - an ancient pond. You can visit Eluru's famed paddy fields or the incense stick (agarbatti), factories that help boost the local economy. It is also well-known for its carpet-making skills. These exquisitely designed carpets can be purchased at the local market.
Taxi from Arvi to Eluru is readily available at CabBazar.
Arvi to Eluru Cab Route
Arvi to Eluru by car is well connected by road and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Arvi to Eluru distance is 848 Km and is 15.1 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Nagpur - Known as the "Orange City," Nagpur is a major city and serves as a commercial and political center. It has various attractions like the Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary, Deekshabhoomi, and Sitabuldi Fort.
2. Khamgaon - Located in Maharashtra, Khamgaon is known for its temples, including the Shri Gajanan Maharaj Temple and Shri Ram Mandir. It is also famous for its cotton and soybean production.
3. Malkapur - A town in Maharashtra, Malkapur is known for its historical significance. Some attractions include the Malkapur Fort, Ganapati Temple, and Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Math.
4. Akola - Situated in Maharashtra, Akola is famous for its historical and cultural heritage. The most notable attractions include the Narnala Fort, Raj Rajeshwar Temple, and Balapur Fort.
5. Nizampur - A village in Maharashtra, Nizampur is known for its many small temples like the Hanuman Temple, Vitthal Temple, and Shani Temple.
6. Palakollu - Located in Andhra Pradesh, Palakollu is a major pilgrim center with various temples, including the Ksheerarama Temple, Dakshin Kasi, and Somaramam.