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Recently due to the pandemic our life had become quite sedentary. We were continuously doing work from home for about 6 months now and life is pretty boring without family and relatives.

We as a couple are working in Visakhapatnam, which is a very beautiful city on the Eastern Ghats of South India. We are living here for fore than 4 years now and most of the scenic places were covered b us.

Hence as the unlock 4 came in action, we decided that we should explore something new and place having very less human footfall.

After searching for hours on the map, finally we got our heart to visit this place. We thought it will be completely inhabited, but many fellow people like us were also there.

Nerveless, we enjoyed our time after 6 months, soaked in some salt water, breathe the freshest air and felt happy. We hope to continue this from now onwards.

Cheers

Sayani & Samya

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