Chattisgarh to Chennai (1800km by bike solo ride )



Chattisgarh to Chennai 1800km by bike solo ride (Aug 17 to 20) 

Places covered
*Tamda ghumar waterfall
*chitrakote waterfall 
*tirathgarh waterfall
*Anthropological museum
*Drive through Araku valley to vizag
*araku tribal museum
*Chapparai Waterfall
*Rana jileda waterfall
*Tatiguda waterfall
*katiki waterfall
*borra caves
*kailasagiri hills 
*Rushikonda beach

Total amount spent - 6900 Rs (petrol -4000rs)

Stay 
Day 1 Jagdalpur Anand Dormitory - 200 rs 
Day 2  Araku valley SRK resort single room non ac - 600rs 
Day 3  Vizag SSG residency single room non ac - 500rs 

Traditional food 
Bamboo chicken at araku valley 1kg - 500rs 
Bought 2 kg pure honey from bee farm -600rs 

Entrance fee 
Tirathgarh went on morning 6am so it was closed . bike parking + bribe - 50rs 
Anthropolgy museum - 20rs no photograph allowed inside
Araku tribal museum - 40rs 
Chapparai waterfall - 15 rs 
Katiki waterfalls - 10rs 
Borra caves - 60rs (no luggages allowed so cloak room fee for baggage and helmet 15rs ) 
Kailasagiri hills bike parking- 20rs 
Rushikonda beach parking - 10 rs 

Itienary 
Day 1
 started from raigarh to Jagdalpur ( if you have enough time then go through rajim and visit Ghatarani and jatmai waterfalls) 
Started at 5am Reached by 1pm 
Visited tamda ghumar and chitrakotewaterfall 
Rest in Dormitory 

Day 2 
Started at 5am from jagdalpur 
Went to Tirathgarh waterfall 
Then to back to Jagdalpur sanjay market in search of red ant chutney traditional food but it was not available .
Then visited anthropological museum 
Started to araku at 12 pm
Reached at araku by 4pm 
Visited tribal museum
Rest in resort 

Day 3 
Started at 5am 
Went to chapparai waterfall
Then to rana jileda waterfall
Then tatiguda waterfall 
Then to katiki waterfall
Then to borra caves 
Reached vizag at 4 pm 
Went to kailasagiri hills 
Then visited to rushikonda beach at 6pm for sunset 
Rest in vizag 

Day 4 vizag to chennai .

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