village in Chintapalle mandal, Alluri Sitharama Raju district, Andhra Pradesh, India
Lambasingi is a village of about 2,000 people (2011) in the Northern Coast region of Andhra Pradesh. Lambasinghe is a tribal area.
Rice, maize, pepper, coffee and strawberries are cultivated.
The region is cool throughout the year. From October to February, it snows and cold winds blow till 10AM. Because of its high altitude at 1,210 m above sea level, during the months of December-January the temperature is around 0 °C, while the rest of the season the temperature is around °C.
Lambasinghe village is 101 km from Visakhapatnam city and 32 km from Narsipatnam village. There is an asphalt road from these areas to Lambasinghe.
Public transport buses ply from nearby areas to the village. Private bus facility, and a railway station, are more than 10 km from the village. The district road passes through the village. The National Highway, the State Highway and the Main District Highway are located at a distance of about 10 km from the village.
Nothing much to see, except the fog falling down. It's the coldest place in Andhra Pradesh.
Due to the cold climate, many tourists come to this place. The climate is enchanting.
There is a village called 'Cheruvulavenam' 3 km from Lambasinghe. The 'pond pond', which looks like it is touching the snow clouds when the village climbs up the hill, attracts more tourists. These places are also captured on their cameras. There are also many scenic spots in Lambasinghe, Chintapalli and Kottapalli.
Coffee plantations abound on Ghat Road. Bodakondamma Gudi can be seen before reaching Lambasinghe.
There is a waterfall half a kilometre below it. The water here rises from a height of about 15 m. Not far from there is the village of Lambasinghe.
Gloves and jurkins
Puri and Idly will be available.
Locals provide accommodation, but don't rely on it. It is better stay at Narsipatnam which is 30 km away.