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Warangal Attractions

Warangal Attractions: Warangal is a historic town earlier known as Orugallu in Warangal District of Andhra Pradesh.

1000-pillar-temple

Photo courtesy: Wikipedia

It was the glorious capital of the great Kakatiya rulers during 13th century A.D. Warangal city was the main centre of Telugu culture. Now it is tri-city including Warangal, Hanamkonda and Kazipet cities, and the second biggest city in Andhra Pradesh. Warangal District is bound on the northern part by the mighty River Godavari, with dense forests and picturesque lakes.

Main Attractions

  • Thousand Pillar Temple
  • - This ancient temple, located at Hanamkota, is a master piece of Kakatiya architecture. The triple shrined temple is dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. It is famous for its architecture, and a great tourist attraction.

  • Warangal Fort
  • is 12 kms away from Hanamkota. This beautiful fort is occupying a place of eminence. The outer wall has two entrances called Bandavi Darwaza and Hyderabad Darwaza. Inside the fort, there are some beautiful granite pillars, with superb sculpture. There are shrines dedicated to Narasimha, Padmakshi and Govindaraja.

  • Bhadra Kali Temple
  • - Perched on a hill, Bhadra Kali Temple, built in Chalukyan sytle of architecture, is a prominent religious place. The presiding deity of Bhadra Kali is portrayed with eight arms, embracing a weapon in each hand. During the festive season of 'Navratri' and Kali Puja, large number of devotees visit here.

  • Jain Mandir
  • - 2000 year old Jain temple with intricate carvings.

  • Prataparudra Planetarium
  • Kakatiya Musical Garden
  • Rock Garden
  • Archaeological Museum
  • Kakatiya University campus
  • Samskritika Vihar
  • Pakhal Lake
  • - This beautiful lake abounds in fish and alligators,
    and is 50 kms away.

  • Laknavaram Lake
  • Ramappa Temple
  • is about 70 kms away. Built in 13th century, this temple has been described as the “Brightest Star in the galaxy of Medieval Temples of the Deccan”

  • Ramappa Lake
  • known for its scenic beauty.

Reaching There

By Air:: The nearest Airport is Hyderabad, 155 kms away.

By Rail: The nearest Railway Station is Warangal

By Road: Warangal is well connected by roads. Non-stop luxury buses operate from Hyderabad to Warangal.

Best Season to Visit: October to March

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