GVMC prepares for the annual Giri Pradakshina on July 28, ensuring safety and comfort for thousands of devotees.

Traffic restrictions announced for July 28-29; no vehicles allowed from Visakha Valley Junction to Maddilapalem during Giri Pradakshina.

Volunteers near NAD Junction have prepared 75 kg of herbal oil to massage the feet of devotees walking the 32-km Simhachalam Giri Pradakshina on July 28.

GVMC prepares for the annual Giri Pradakshina on July 28, ensuring safety and comfort for thousands of devotees.

PGRS in Visakhapatnam canceled on July 27 due to preparations for the annual ‘Giri Pradakshina’ festival.

Over 5 lakh devotees expected for Giri Pradakshina in Visakhapatnam, with extensive arrangements for safety and convenience.

Around 11,000 devotees had begun the 32-km Simhachalam Giri Pradakshina by 10 a.m. on Tuesday, with numbers expected to rise after the chariot procession.

Giri Pradakshina causes severe traffic jams in Visakhapatnam, stranding motorists and creating congestion across major roads.

Volunteers provide essential support, refreshments, and first aid to thousands of pilgrims during the annual Simhachalam Giri Pradakshina.