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Dolphin’s Nose Lighthouse: Exploring Visakhapatnam’s coastal landmark

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Nivedita Ganguly
Dolphin’s Nose Lighthouse: Exploring Visakhapatnam’s coastal landmark
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A travelogue exploring the Dolphin’s Nose Lighthouse in Visakhapatnam, highlighting its role as a navigational landmark and its panoramic views. The site is managed by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways.

Why it matters

It provides cultural and tourism context for a significant coastal landmark in an important Indian port city.

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The road to Dolphin Hill changes the character of Visakhapatnam in a way. As I drove towards the lighthouse, the familiar city gradually gave way to stretches of hill, industrial installations and glimpses of the sea. The route towards Yarada Beach passes through an area where the presence of the Navy and the port is hard to miss, adding a sense of purpose to what otherwise feels like a leisurely drive.

I am here to visit the Dolphin’s Nose Lighthouse, perched on the hill top beside Yarada beach. The headland gets its name from its distinctive shape, which resembles a dolphin’s nose. The lighthouse stands high above the coast and remains an important navigational landmark for vessels approaching Visakhapatnam Port.

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