The goods produced at Budithi, a village in the Srikakulam district that is about 42 kilometres from Srikakulam, are known as Budithi Brass Craft. They are composed of alloys like brass. Brass utensils and other crafts are well known in Budithi. On the Bobbili road, Ponduru is roughly the same distance from Srikakulam and is known for its khadi fabrics produced with punsa cotton.

The life in this village revolves around creating beautiful shapes out of alloys. The shapes range from charmingly traditional items to elegantly modern ones. The art form expresses itself as traditional cooking utensils and in forms that suit contemporary needs - like flower pots and planters. Usually made of brass, the objects have patterns that are geometric, with straight lines and curves forming simple and striking presentations. Floral patterns are abounded too.

It is located 13km from Vizianagaram is Ramathirtham, which is famous for its 1000-year-old temple dedicated to Lord Rama. The temple sits atop the Badikonda Hill and was constructed by the Pasupati kings between 1650-1693 CE. There is Gurubhaktula konda nearby, which has the remains of a mahastupa, monastery and chaitya. There are also several Jain sculptures here. Punyagiri, Govindapuram, Jammi Vruksham and Kumily are popular pilgrim centres around town.

- Vishakapatnam which is 135 KM away.

- Tilaru Rail Way Station, Urlam Rail Way Station

- Amadalavalasa is the Nearest Town to Budithi. Amadalavalasa is 31 km from Budithi. Road connectivity is there from Amadalavalasa to Budithi.