Nestled on the east coast of India, the Borra Caves grace the Ananthagiri hills within the picturesque Araku Valley in the Visakhapatnam district. The breathtaking hilly terrain, scenic landscapes, semi-evergreen moist deciduous forests, and the diverse wildlife surrounding the Borra Caves offer a visual feast for visitors.

A magnificent creation of nature, the Borra Caves came into existence as river waters traversed through a limestone-rich area, causing the transformation of calcium carbonate into calcium bicarbonate. This soluble compound was then easily eroded by the flowing water, forming the intricate network of caves. Among the most striking features of these caves are the exquisite speleothems, showcasing a remarkable variety in size and form.