Kailasagiri is located on a hilltop, rising 304 meters above sea level. It provides an excellent overall view of the city and sea front below. Kailasagiri has a ropeway, which is a people mover similar to that of a ski life A ride up and down the ropeway is for a fee of Rs44/- per person and give a panoramic view especially in the evening when the city lights come on against the black darkness.
There is also a huge sculpture of Shiva and Parvati here. The Shanku Chakra Nama that symbolizes image of Lord Vishnu with its pristine form which is fully lighted at night and can be seen from all parts of the city.
Kailasagiri has several view points- seven main vantage points. One being Glider’s point where one can get ample opportunities to test one’s gliding skills. The view towards Bheemili is especially beautiful. To the left one can see Ramakrishna and Rushikonda Beaches.
An attractive and local favourite hill station, Kailasa Giri offers a spectacular view of the sea. It has serene and beautiful Rushikonda beach and RK beach on the left and hillock on the right. As the name suggests, the hill is Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvathi, massive sculpture of Shiva and Parvathi is seen here.
It is evidenced by many visitors to the hillock, with ropeway facility and Children’s playing field that they had fallen in love with this mount and surroundings due its picturesque and serene atmosphere. Imposing view of the city with illuminations in the evening can be enjoyed from the ropeway.
Paragliding can also be enjoyed here.
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