One of the famous cities for historical love is Warangal. It is located in the southern part of India. Warangal has been ruled by the Kakatiyas and therefore considered to be the capital of the Kakatiyas Dynasty. The legendary city Warangal is the second largest city of the Telangana state. People who have an interest in beautiful, intrinsic carved monuments and historical temples can visit and experience a whole new journey.
For Instance, Warangal city can be your perfect getaway for the weekend. Moreover, It is around 148km away from the capital city of Hyderabad, India. Phenomenal historical Temples will make you leave wondering about the past history. Above all, Warangal Rich Heritage, Flora, and Fauna, Beautiful rocks, Gardens worth visiting. Let’s take a look into the top must-see tourist places in the Warangal.
Thousand Pillar Temple
The Thousand Pillar which also goes by the name Rudreshwara Swamy Temple. Located in the Warangal town of Hanamakonda, Telangana State. Where Thousand Pillar temple is devoted to the three presiding deities Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Surya Deva. For Instance, there are even tour guides available over there to explain the richness, fine arts of the temple and other historic locations of the Warangal.
Ramappa Temple – Warangal
Ramappa Temple – the presence of Lord Ramalingeswara. The beautiful constructions with carved pillars and historical effects are the masterpieces of the temple Shivalaya. The temple remained intact after all the several factors that caused damage, Due to this, where small constructions and sculptures are in ruins. But reconstruction work has been going around to some of the historical places. Above all, Ramappa Temple entrance has lots of space which is occupied by greenery. Ramappa river which looks amazing during sunset and sunrise one can find near the temple. Even people can ride boats near the Ramappa river to enjoy the lovely natural atmosphere and to spend a good time with family and friends.
Bhadrakali Temple
Bhadrakali Temple the most powerful and oldest temple. It is located between Warangal and Hanamakonda city. Temple is dedicated to the Goddess Bhadrakali. This temple is located at a hilltop and one of the oldest shrines. Different types of people will come from different places to visit every year to have Goddess Blessings. One can feel the positive energy around the temple. Another factor is that beside the temple lake is present with lotus flowers. Bhadrakali Lake is a man-made lake. There is also a garden with rock formations which adds more beauty to it.
Medaram Temple
Sammakka Saralamma Temple is located in Medaram, Warangal. Built during the 12th century. Where lots of people come around for sammakka saralamma Medaram jatara. It is a world-renowned tribal festival. There are many stories about the legend. Medaram Jatara is one of the largest tribal congregation in the world, takes place once every two years.
Inavolu Mallanna Temple
Inavolu Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple is one of the ancient Lord Shiva temples in South India.Built-in 11th century with 108 pillars by Kakatiya Rulers. Here, this temple has four entrance gates. The architectural structure carvings represent the Kakatiya Dynasty. Grand Magnificent celebrations can be seen during festivals.
Padmakshi Temple
Padmakshi Gutta is located in the town of Hanamakonda. It is one of the oldest temples in Warangal dedicated to goddess Padmakshi. Builtin 12th century by the Kakatiya Kings. Also, the temple has a rich sculpture of the Jain Tirthankara and other Jain Gods and Goddesses. Once a year, Lakhs of women come to this place to celebrate the famous Bathukamma festival and immerse the flowers in the pond at the foot of the Padmakshi hillock.
KotiLingala Temple – It is for Instance, mostly occupied with people on special occasions. Such as Ugadi, Shivaratri. This temple has one crore shiva lingalu.
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