Narsapuram is a vibrant delta town often called the "Venice of Andhra" due to its location at the confluence of the Vasishta Godavari and the Bay of Bengal. As part of the "Rice Bowl of Andhra Pradesh," it is defined by lush paddy fields, coconut groves, and aquaculture ponds. Narsapuram's legacy includes its lively GI-tagged crochet lace industry, which empowers thousands of women, and its profound maritime history as a former Dutch and British port known for shipbuilding and teak exports.