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Far from the hubbub of the city, the village of Raghavaiah rejuvenates your relationship with the nature. It covers a huge land surrounded by trees on all sides. The extensive fields yield all sorts of crops, sufficient to feed its dwellers and sell it to the city for a good value. The river Kumudini flows on its outskirts, separating the village of Raghavaiah from its neighbouring village, Somgarh. On the other side, it is surrounded by several small villages.
Just like its name, Kumudini houses several white lotuses and is home to various fishes and other aquatic life. The magnificent waterfall at one end of the river feeds the water of Kumudini and is sure a beautiful sight for the eyes. The village finds its cheer in rearing animals such as cows, horses with rare sights of elephants and peacocks near the riverbank. It is easy to spot wells and handpumps around every corner. Even though the pathways are unmetalled, it does not fade away the beauty of variety of flowers growing around the village. With the break of dawn, the birds are enough to awaken the people with their euphonic sounds, especially the cuckoo birds.
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