Araku Valley is an enchanting destination, known for its lush green landscapes, coffee plantations, and scenic beauty. The key highlights of the tour include visiting the Borra Caves, Araku Coffee Gardens, and Tatipudi Reservoir. The valley is also known for its pleasant climate, beautiful hills, and waterfalls such as Ananthagiri Falls. A must-visit is Araku Tribal Museum, where you can learn about the local tribal culture, and the Dumbriguda Waterfall for a peaceful retreat into nature.

A typical Araku Valley tour lasts about 2 to 3 days. This duration allows you to explore the main attractions, visit local coffee plantations, and enjoy activities such as trekking and nature walks. A 3-day tour can include nearby places like Borra Caves and a more relaxed exploration of the valley.

The months of October through March are the ideal times to explore Araku Valley.During these months, the weather is pleasant and perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities. The monsoon season (June to September) can bring heavy rains, which might disrupt travel plans. Summer months (April to June) can be warm, but the hill station still offers a cooler climate than the plains.

Araku Valley offers various accommodation options, from budget hotels to luxury resorts. Many of the tour packages include stays in mid-range resorts or homestays that provide a local, rustic experience. Some higher-end packages may include stays in premium resorts with stunning views of the valley, along with amenities like spas, nature walks, and organic meals.

Most Araku Valley tour packages include meals, especially breakfast and dinner. The cuisine in Araku is influenced by both local tribal food and Andhra Pradesh specialties. Expect to enjoy traditional dishes like Pesarattu, Biryani, and fresh coffee. Some packages may include lunch at local restaurants or picnic-style meals in scenic locations.