Niagara Exhibition in Kakinada: Timings, Entry Fee, Ride Prices & Food Guide

I visited the Niagara Exhibition in Kakinada today. It’s themed around Niagara Falls, and the star attraction is a man-made waterfall that you can try to climb. This guide covers timings, ticket and ride prices, food rates and tips, so you know what to expect.

Quick facts

EventNiagara Exhibition
VenueAnand Bharathi Ground, Ramakrishna Rao Peta, Kakinada (Get directions on Google Maps)
Dates[add start and end dates]
TimingsEvening, 6 PM to 10 PM
Entry fee₹80 per person
ParkingBike and car parking charges apply (amount not confirmed)
Crowd when I visitedVery light

The Niagara waterfall attraction

[Video 1: paste YouTube link of the waterfall here]

The main attraction is the waterfall setup. Water falls from a high structure onto a wide, sloping surface made of plastic tile sheets. Visitors try to climb part of the slope while the water pours down. Young people and kids love it, and it’s what the exhibition is built around.

Tip: Wear clothes you don’t mind getting wet, carry a change of clothes, and keep your phone and wallet safe. The slope is slippery, so hold children’s hands.

Kids’ play area and ride prices

The kids’ area has a trampoline, boat ride, giant wheel, merry-go-round and Columbus-style ride, a breakdance-style ride with moving seats, and a large inflated slide.

[Video 2: paste YouTube link of the rides here]

RidePrice
Baby car₹80
Trampoline₹50
Kids’ boat ride₹80
Giant wheel₹100

Other rides: [add prices if you know them].

Shopping and game stalls

There are stalls for balloons, instant photo frames, imitation jewellery, plastic bags and household items, and toys for children. You can also try play-and-win games like balloon shooting, dice and ball throwing.

[Video 3: paste YouTube link of the stalls here]

Food stalls and prices

ItemPrice
Mirchi bajji (1 plate)( 3 Nos)₹60
Gobi Manchurian (1 plate)₹70
Ice cream₹30
Sugarcane juice₹30
Big papadNot sure of price

Prices are what I saw on my visit and may change.

Tips before you go

  1. Go in the evening. The exhibition runs from 6 PM to 10 PM.
  2. It was very less crowded when I visited, so there was little waiting at the rides and stalls. Weekends will probably be busier.
  3. Carry cash in small notes, since rides, games and food are all extra beyond the ₹80 entry.
  4. Budget for rides: a child doing a few rides can spend ₹200–300 on top of entry.
  5. Plan for parking, as bike and car charges are extra.
  6. Watch children closely near the water slope and the rides.

Who should go?

The Niagara Exhibition is best for families with kids and young people who want an evening out in Kakinada. The waterfall climb is the main reason to go. [Add your own verdict: was it worth ₹80? What did you like most? Anything you’d skip?]

Visited too? Tell us your experience in the comments. For more ideas, see our Places to Visit in Kakinada and Food in Kakinada pages.

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