Borra Caves situated in the Ananthagiri slopes of the Araku valley of the Visakhapatnam locale in Andhra Pradesh is perhaps the biggest collapse the Indian sub-landmass. Situated a good ways off of 92 km north of Visakhapatnam, Borra Caves spread over a space of one square kilometer. It is probably the biggest collapse the Indian sub-mainland and an absolute necessity on the off chance that you are in Araku Valley or in Visakhapatnam.

Borra Caves are situated at a stature of 800 to 1300 meters

With an opening of 100 meters on a flat plane and around 75 meters on an upward plane, Borra Caves are situated at a stature of 800 to 1300 meters above ocean level. William King was the British geologist who found this million-year-old collapse the year 1807. What calls us here is the stunning uneven territory, astounding scene and vegetation and fauna. This cavern is the greatest in India considering the region it has spread geologically.