India has all the time been a well-liked vacationer vacation spot for its historic forts, beautiful palaces and dense jungles.
Now, a lesser recognized gorge within the southern state of Andhra Pradesh is drawing guests.
The gorge is a shocking maze of jagged rocks layered in shades of crimson. The Penna river meanders by way of the canyon ground because it cuts by way of the Erramala hills.
The realm is now referred to as the Grand Canyon of India due to its resemblance to the well-known US landmark.
It is also dwelling to 2 historical temples and a twelfth Century fort that sits atop the hills surrounding the gorge.
Video by Balla Satish, Naveen Kumar and Rubaiyat Biswas
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