Full of beautiful temples and surreal lakes, Warangal is one of the most beautiful historical cities in the nation and is a hidden gem in Telangana. Taking a trip to Warangal will take you back to the era of kings and queens and the natural beauty of the city will take your breath away. This city is a perfect blend of man-made structures and natural beauty. Warangal also houses the famous National Institute of Technology(NIT) as a result of which it is a famous student hub today.

Want to see another specimen of the Kakatiya Dynasty? Gear up and take a trip to The Thousand Pillar Temple, an ancient temple in the small town of Hanamakonda in the vibrant state of Telangana. As the name suggests, the temple has over one thousand pillars and these pillars are so tightly knit that they practically form the walls of the temple. This temple welcomes more than 1000 devotees almost every day and is popular for the three shrines located in the temple which are together known as Trikootalayam.
 
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 <li>Famous for: intricate carvings, Shiva Temple</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 2-3 hours</li>
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Want to have your Disney moment by witnessing the most beautiful sunset on a boat ride? Laknavaram Lake is the perfect spot for you. The lake provides a range of activities for you to choose from for people of all age groups and you could spend your day amidst gusts of breeze and revelling in the splendid views of the mountains. The sublime atmosphere and the cool breeze will calm your mind.
 
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 <li>Famous for: Serene location, hanging bridge</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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This small temple is one of the top tourist places in Warangal which is visited by thousands of Shiva devotees. It is believed that the Linga in this temple emerged from the ground. The pillars and arches of the temple are engraved with excellent designs and figures. Swayambhu Temple is beautifully designed to worship Lord Shiva and you can go there to recollect yourself and meditate in the presence of the divine entity.
 
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 <li>Famous for: a religious site dedicated to Lord Shiva</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 20 mins</li>
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Bhadrakali Temple is located between Warangal and Hanamkonda. This place attracts lakhs of visitors every year. The temple enshrines the Goddess Kali, the Mother Goddess in Hindu mythology. The structure of the temple is in the amazing architectural style of Chalukyas and one can also visit the nearby Bhadrakali Lake after worshipping Goddess Kali.
 
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 <li>Famous for: &nbsp;51 shakti peethas</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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Sri Veeranarayana Temple is an ancient temple located in Kolanupaka in the district and is undoubtedly a unique sight for tourists. The temple architecture represents the Chalukya style of architecture and is an important Vaishnava temple in Warangal. Previously, It was an ancient Jain temple that was later converted into a Hindu temple. The temple is located in a serene environment where many Vishnu devotees come. For a more hassle-free experience make sure you visit during the morning hours.
 
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 <li>Famous for: excellently carved idols</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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Situated in Telangana in South India, this is a beautiful city with spectacular tourist spots like the Warangal Fort, Thousand Pillar Temple, and more. For having a soul-satisfying experience make sure to visit the above-mentioned places and enjoy the serenity of nature and temples.

Warangal Fort is a prominent historical landmark in Warangal where hundreds of tourists flock to witness the marvellous architecture and explore the ruins of the fort. The tourists can witness the remnants of one of the most invincible fortifications of the medieval era and get star-struck by the intricate designs on the ornamental gates. You can explore the adventurer in you and explore the history and architecture of the fort. A medieval temple is also located in the middle of the ruins which attracts tourists because of its sculptures. A huge Nandi statue also faces the Shiva Temple.
 
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 <li>Famous for: ornamental gates, marvellous architecture, historical grandeur of the Kakatiya Dynasty</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 Day</li>
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 <li>Other Places to visit: Shiva temple, Shambulingeshwara Temple, Swayambhu Devalayam temple</li>
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Unlike others, the famous Jain Temple also has excellent architecture in the form of beautiful carvings on the wall, red stone structure, and more.Want to embrace your religious side and learn more about the Jain temple and what it advocates? A visit to this temple will give you the chance to learn about Jainism. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
It is believed that the original idol of Lord Adinath was installed here. The temple also houses idols of eight Jain Tirthankaras. If you wish to explore a temple and calm your senses this is the perfect place for you. So make sure you’re decently dressed in proper pooja clothes and take a trip to the historical Jain Temple.
 
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 <li>Famous for: Religious significance, idols of eight Jain Tirthankaras</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1-2 hours</li>
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Want to witness the serenity of nature? Around 50 km away from Warangal city is the beautiful Pakhal Lake. Surrounded by lush green forests and rocky hills, this man-made lake is the perfect spot for travellers. The lake also borders a wildlife sanctuary and the chirping of birds along with the cool breeze makes it a favourite spot for picnics. A trip to this lake will refresh your mind and this break from the monotonous urban life will rejuvenate you.
 
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 <li>Famous for: scenic beauty</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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The Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the oldest wildlife sanctuaries in Telangana and is an ideal spot for all you animal lovers. From exotic plants to rare animals, you can find varied species of flora and fauna and snap them for amazing memories. This place is perfect to take your kids to and to learn about the diverse wildlife species.
 
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 <li>Famous for: Rich wildlife</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 2-3 hours</li>
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Are you a religious person? If yes, this temple which is managed by the ISKCON authority is a must-visit place in Warangal. The temple propagates the teachings to the Bhagwad Geeta and teaches the values that Krishna told about in the book.&nbsp;
A temple is a well-maintained place of worship that offers a calm atmosphere to learn and soak in divine knowledge.
 
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 <li>Famous for: excellently carved idols</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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Kakatiya Musical Garden is a famous nature escape near Bhadrakali Temple and is perfect for a relaxing evening for you and your family. This Musical Garden is massive and is famous for its musical fountain show with changing colours. There is plenty to do here which includes strolling around the garden, witnessing the stunning man-made landscapes, and boating. The visually pleasing musical fountain with colourful lights is the main attraction in this garden.&nbsp;
 
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 <li>Famous for: enchanting musical fountain, man-made landscapes, boating</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 3-4 hours</li>
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Also known as the Ramalingeswara temple, the temple derives its name from the sculptor Ramappa who built the statue of Shiva situated in the temple. Located right in the heart of the ancient capital of the Kakatiya Dynasty, the temple was constructed over a period of 40 years. It was built during the period of the Kakatiya ruler Ganapati Deva and it is an exquisite example of the Kakatiya style of design. The intricate architecture gives an insight into the culture and history of Hyderabad. A visit to this World Heritage site will leave you in awe. The exquisite craftsmanship, beautiful tokens of art, and the beauty of the temple when sunlight reflects on it will leave you in awe and will calm your mind.
 
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 <li>Famous for: marvellous architecture</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1-2 hours</li>
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A trip to Warangal cannot be completed without taking a trip to the breathtaking Bheemuni Paadam Waterfalls. This waterfall offers a picturesque backdrop, a tranquil ambience, and an amazing view of the sun’s rays bouncing on the waves. This place can help you get those gorgeous Instagram-worthy shots and will provide you with a sense of calmness.
 
Traveller Information:
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 <li>Famous for: Picnic hotspot, photography, beautiful scenery</li>
 <li>Best Time to Visit: October to March</li>
 <li>Duration: 1 hour</li>
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Places to Visit in Warangal

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1 Jan 1970

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