Hotels and Restraunts

Hotels in Kakinada :

Royal Park

Royal Park

                         

                             Hotel Royal park, Main road,

                           kakinada,East Godhavari Dist,

                                  Andhra pradesh,INDIA, 

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Paradigm Sarovar Portico

Paradigm Sarovar Portico

                                                  Paradigm Sarovar Portico

                                                    Main road, kakinada,

                                                     East Godhavari Dist,

                                                  Andhra pradesh,INDIA

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Ishwarya Grand

Ishwarya Grand

D.No2-1-49 Srinagar, 

Bhanugudi Junction,

 Kakinada 533003, 

Andhra Pradesh,India

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Balaji Grand

Balaji Grand

38-1-6, Cinema Road 

Opp. CBM School,

 Kakinada 533001, India.

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Arka Hotel

Arka Hotel Kakinada

13-1-29 Main Road | #13-1-29, 

Kakinada 533001, A.P., INDIA

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Hotel Oak Tree

Hotel Oak Tree

D. No: 2-1-43, opp. e-seva 

 near Bhanugdi junction, Pitapuram Road,

 Kakinada 5330033, India

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Hotel Anand Regency

ANAND REGENCY

Hotel Anand Regency,26-3-7 Jampet, 

Rajahmundry 533103, India.

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Kakinada Port

Kakinada Port :

           The Port of Kakinada is on the Southern Part of East Coast of India at 16.56' (North) & Longitude 82.15'.(East). It is the principal sea port amongst the minor ports in INDIA and is under the control of the government of the State of Andhra Pradesh. The maritime history of the Port dates as far back as the year 1805, when the port of "Coringa" nearby had to be closed due to shoalir.g. The port activities for handling sailing ships of those days took place near about the present Jagannaickpur Bridge. In order to prevent silting in the navigational channel groynes were built extending them from time to time towards the sea, to a length of about 5 Kms. Thus the present commercial canal with a length of about 5 Kms. and width of about 70 Mts. had been formed for maintaining depths for boat navigation.

          Affords excellent protection to the water spread of the bay measuring about 100 Sq.Km. and renders complete protection to the Port of Kakinada from South - West Monsoon. Cargo is transported through privately owned Steel barges from ship to shore and vice versa through the commercial canal.

    With the provision of various infrastructure facilities recommended by the Gole Committee the Port is in a position to handle more than 2.5 Million Tons. of traffic per annum. During the years 1995-1996, the Anchorage Port has handled 2.23 Million of Tons of cargo.

Potential and Efficiency of Kakinada Port :

                 In the case of Kakinada Port, we can find easily that its potential from the view-point of cargo generation capacity of its hinter-land is being under-utilised. The level of infrastructure available at the port is found to be far short of the requirements for handling export/import cargoes belonging to the industries that have come up or are proposed to be set-up in the port's hinter-land.

              This port is classified as an intermediate port and is all weather sheltered anchorage port. Kakinada Bay, with water spread of about 2.5 Sq.Km. is encircled and protected upto three quarters of its perimeter by the mainland and the Godavari sand spit, also known as "Hope Island". This Island had originated about 200 years ago from the mouth of the river littoral drift along the shoreline and had extended to a length about 11 nautical miles so far, thus forming into a natural breakwater protecting the entire eastern portion from the fury of the sea and providing tranquility and shelter to the ships which are berthed at anchor in the Kakinada Bay. Thus, the port of Kakinada has become one of the safest natural harbours on the east coast of India.

Communications

           The district is served by Rail line (Broad guage) double line from Rajahmundry to Tuni and single line from Kakinada to Samalkota covering a distance of 126 km only. People have to depend upon Road Transport. Almost all the places in the district are connected by well-laid out roads. The District has a network of navigation canals also facilitate transport by boat. Mostly Agricultural commodities like Coconut and other goods are carried through water transport system.                              
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Kakinada port

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Cinema Theaters

Cinema Theaters :

• Reliance big cinema's(multiplex) (in big bazaar under construction)

• SRMT commercial mall cum multiplex 2,80,000 sq. ft. (Movies, Shopping, Entertainment, Gaming,Restaurants) [under construction near sarpavaram junction]

• Inox (CMR central proposed beside anandh theater )

• Devi Multiplex a family entertainment zone -(movies,entertainment,gaming, restaurant) (3 screen multiplex)

• Sri Priya

• Padma Priya

• Anand PXD (Renovating with new elevation)

• Geeth 3D

• Sangeeth 3D

• Anjani

• Tirumala Dts(Renovating with new elevation)

• Mayuri

• Chanakya

• Chandragupta

• Veer kamal

• Chandrika

• Lakshmi

• Satya Gouri (Famous for its sound system with 20000 MW PMPO output, Surround Speakers are mounted on ceiling as wall)

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Uppada Sarees

Uppada :

       Uppada is a beach town located 39 kms from Kakinada, a coastal city which comes under East Godavari district in the state of Andhra Pradesh and is famous for beautifully designed cotton sarees. Uppada is a village which comes under East Godavari District. A small village enroute to Uppada is Peddapuram, from here Uppada is around 10 KM. Peddapuram is 19 KM from Kakinada. Uppada is a virgin village where modernization has not yet found place. The people here are very poor. The main caste here who is in the traditional weaving of famous Uppada handlooms is Padmasalis. The average educational level is 7th standard. The population of this village is around 25,000.

Uppada Silk Sarees :

       Uppada silk sarees which are very famous and is available at wholesale and retail in the market and one can easily purchase Uppada silk sarees. Uppada is well known for its traditional Jamdani / Uppada Handlooms. Uppada handlooms are well known for its unique designs. Usually Uppada handlooms are made in cotton warp and wept. The count used in weaving gives the softness and hardness of the fabric. The count in a handloom fabric means the number of threads woven length wise and breadth wise known as warp and wept respectively in a square inch. In Uppada the count used is 100 (length) – 120 (breadth). The count makes the quality of the fabric. The weavers in Uppada uses a technique without any mechanical aids to weave the traditional Jamdani weaving to create rich patterns using gold and silver zari for which Uppada saree weavers have received Geographical Indication (GI) registration in the year 2009. Jamdani is a hand loom woven fabric made of cotton, which historically was referred to as muslin. The Jamdani weaving tradition is of Bengali origin.

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Mada Forest in Kakinada

Mada Forest :

        The Mada forest is located at a distance of about 45 KM from Kakinada on Kakinada Yanam Road and 100 KM from Rajahmundry Through Ramachandrapuram over Coringa Sanctuary, named after a tiny village Coringa in East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh a part of Godavari Mangroves was declared as a wildlife sanctuary. There are thirty five plant species viz., Nalla mada, Tella mada, Vilva mada are present in this sanctuary. Apart from these animals, mangroves invariably attract large populations of birds which feed on various organisms occurring in the mangrove forest and in the back water. Over 120 species of birds are reported and among them the following are the common birds found in the Sanctuary.

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Kakinada Geographic Standards

Geography :

       Kakinada is located at16.93˚N 82.22˚E. The 82½ degrees east longitude, with respect to which IST(Indian Standard Time) is calculated, passes through Kakinada. It has an average elevation of 2 meters (6 ft) and many areas of the city are below sea level. The city has roughly a north-south orientation and is confined to a long narrow strip parallel to the sea coast. The average width of the city is around 6 km but its length is around 15 km. It can be divided into two broad regions. The city in the south called Jagannathapuram is separated from the rest of the city by Buckingham Canal. A couple of bridges connect these parts. This canal and its branches form Medaline Island, which abuts the city in the southwest.

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History of Kakinada

History:

    Several theories exist regarding the origin of the name Kakinada. One is that the place was called 'Kakinandiwada' during the reign of Nandi kings who ruled prior to the arrival of the Europeans and the name was truncated to Kakinada over time. The British used to call it Cocanada (pronounced "Caa-key-naada"). After Independence, the name was renaturalised to Kakinada, although a few organisations established during the British colonial rule retain the old name (e.g., Cocanada Chamber of Commerce). As per history this place was full of ponds filled with red lotus which is called as Kokanadamu in Telugu. Eventually this became CoCanada during the British rule. Even now, the City's two railway stations are codenamed CCT (Kakinada Town Junction) and COA (Kakinada Port) by Indian Railways. Kakinada is also known as "Pensioners Paradise", as it shares it calm and pleasant environment to the retired and old-age people. Some of the people locally conjures Kakinada as second MADRAS as they have some similar properties.

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