This place is one of its kind in the Asian continent and the second one in the whole world. I am referring to the Submarine Museum, ‘Smritika’, situated by the Ramakrishna Beach in Vishakhapatnam.
This museum, located between the marine drive and the calm Ramakrishna Beach, started functioning in 2001. It was converted from INS Kurusura, a Russian built submarine.
I was at this place a couple of weeks back. Unfortunately for me, it was a Monday and the Museum was closed. But, fortunately for me, I could get a good view of the submarine from the perimeter itself.
This submarine served for about 31 years before it was decommissioned and retired from nation’s defence services. From the perimeter, I got a great view of the submarine, a couple of torpedoes and an indicator buoy.
The entire setting of this museum is great. I loved the sight of the Bay of Bengal and the submarine in the same view. This museum is also an important landmark in Vizag.
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my cousin bro was stationed at vizag for years and he kept calling me there... unfortunately I never could manage..... but from your pics, the place looks as wonderful as he kept telling me it was!
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ReplyDeleteAnu - Wait till you see the beach line pics of Vizag. Such is the beauty that you will plan your next vacation here.
ReplyDeleteVizag is on my target list for long time. 5 times I have booked train tickets to visit Vizag and had to cancel... Have booked for 6th time.. Let me see if I get lucky this time...
ReplyDeleteI sincerely hope you get lucky this time. The entire city and the nearby Eastern Ghats are extremely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLike Shrinidhi, ive been very unlucky in my plans too..hopefully one of these days it shd work
ReplyDeleteWell, the best season is here and will stay till end of Winter. You have loads of time to plan your travels :-)
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Well, you should go and explore it soon then! Vizag is supposed to be brilliant in the winters.
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