Rocks, forests, green fields, lakes and golden beaches washed by the sea make Andhra Pradesh a captivating state and one that is ideally suited for the natural world.
There are about 20 notified sanctuaries in the state and each of them is home to a diversity of extraordinary animal species such as the Great Indian Bustard, Nilgai, etc.
Apart from Kuchipudi, a classical dance form that traces its roots in Andhra, the state is also well known for its range old handloom and handicraft products.
This includes polished toys, Anakapalli articles, Nirmal(painted earthenware), Bidri(lead inlaid black metal trinklets), palm and slate articles, as well as Gadhwal, Pochampalli and Dharmavaram silk saris.
Bordered by natural hummocks and lovely flower gardens, the lake and its ambiance are rich in scenic beauty. Near the reservoir is located the Alisagar Deer Park, which was time-honored in 1985. The park hosts many species of deer. This is an excellent picnic spot for tourists.
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