The park is situated on a hilltop that provides a 360-degree view of the coastline.
The large Shiva and Parvati statues were constructed to reflect local cultural and religious themes.
The park utilizes a ropeway system, which is one of the few cable car operations in the coastal region of Andhra Pradesh.
The site was developed specifically as an eco-tourism project by the local urban development authority.
The elevation of the hill allows for distinct microclimatic conditions compared to the city center below.
VMRDA-Kailasagiri is a hilltop park situated 360 feet above sea level, overlooking the city of Visakhapatnam and the Bay of Bengal. The site is best known for its 40-foot-tall white statues of Shiva and Parvati. The park encompasses 380 acres of green space, featuring a ropeway, a mini-train, and paragliding zones. It is maintained by the Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority (VMRDA). Visitors access the summit via a winding road or the cable car system. The park includes a floral clock and several vantage points designed for panoramic coastal observation. It is a prominent tourist landmark within the Kailasagiri region of Andhra Pradesh.
The viewing platform adjacent to the large Shiva and Parvati statues.
Use the ropeway to reach the summit for unique aerial views of the coastline.
Carry water and sun protection as there is minimal shade in the primary viewing areas.
Plan your visit to coincide with clear weather to ensure visibility of the distant coastline.
Do not rely on walking up the hill if you have mobility issues, as the ascent is steep.
Maintain respectful behavior around the religious statues and keep the park grounds free of litter.
