Warangal, the ancient capital city of the Kakatiya kingdom is an enthralling place. The fort city was bulit by Ganapati Deva during the 12^th century.

How to reach

Warangal lies 157 kms from Hyderabad on the Secunderabad – Vijayawada Railway line. All trains travelling on this route stop here.

What to see

Thousand Pillar Temple

Built in 1163 AD by Rudra Deva, the temple with its one thousand richly carved pillars, perforated screens, exquisite icons, rock cut elephants and the monolithic Nandi statue is reminiscent of a turbulent yet glorious history.

Ramappa Temple

Dating back to 1213 AD, Ramappa Temple is the right choice for architecture lovers. The medieval temple documents the glory and grandeur of the Kakatiya kingdom.

Pakhal

A breathtaking man made lake, Pakhal entices the visitors with an exciting wildlife sanctuary stretching across 860 sq.kms.

Warangal Fort

Built in 13 th century by Ganapati Deva and Rani Rudramma, Warangal Fort showcases the pride and power of the famous Telugu dynasty, the Kakatiyas. The once impregnable fort boasts of some exquisite pieces of sculpture.

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