Warangal City Sightseeing Day Tour from Hyderabad City

Take this one-day trip to Warangal from Hyderabad and escape into the serenity of lakes, gardens, forts, and much more. Explore the historical sites and temples of the city, which was once the capital of the Kakatiya dynasty.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the 1,000-pillar temple dedicated to Shiva, a major attraction in the city.
• Explore the Warangal fort, which has four ornamental gates.
• Hassle-free tour, including pick-up and drop-off from Hyderabad
  
  

DETAILED OVERVIEW

• This Warangal trip from Hyderabad gives you a plethora of opportunities to experience majestic forts, ancient temples, mesmerizing lakes and gardens, and rich wildlife. It is an ideal tourist destination which offers a perfect and quick weekend getaway from hyderabad. To add to the attractions is the hassle-free pick-up and drop-off facility for your best comfort. Take an insight into the history of Kakatiya dynasty and the reasons behind these grandeurs. So hop on to this one-day trip to Warangal from Hyderabad and take away lots of memories.
  
  

Warangal City Sightseeing Day Tour Itinerary

• Your tour will start with a pick-up from the residence or hotel in Hyderabad at the selected time slot. 
• You will be driven to Warangal, which is approximately 145 km from Hyderabad, and it might take three and a half hours to reach Warangal. 
• Once you reach Warangal, you can visit the following places:
• Thousand Pillar Temple: This temple, although commonly referred to as the Thousand Pillar Temple, is officially known as the Rudreshwara Temple. It is an architectural marvel built during the Kakatiya dynasty. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Vishnu, and Surya (the sun god). The name "Thousand Pillar Temple" comes from the temple's unique pillared hall. The temple is renowned for its exquisite stone carvings and sculptures.
• Warangal Fort: The Warangal Fort, built during the Kakatiya dynasty, is a significant historical landmark. The fort complex includes remnants of several structures, such as gateways, temples, and a stone throne believed to have been used by the Kakatiya rulers.
• Kakatiya Rock Garden: This unique garden is located near Fort Warangal. It features sculptures made from rocks depicting various animals, birds, and human figures. The garden offers a serene environment for leisurely walks and picnics.
• Khush Mahal, also known as Shitab Khan Mahal, is close to Warangal Fort and was built by Tughluqs in the 14th century.
• Shri Bhadrakali Temple & Lake: Dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali, this temple is one of the oldest and most revered in Warangal. It is situated on a hill called the Bhadrakali Gutta and attracts devotees throughout the year, especially during festivals like Bonalu and Dasara. Situated near the Bhadrakali Temple, this picturesque lake is a popular spot for boating and enjoying serene views of the surrounding landscape.
• After the completion of the tour, you will be driven back to Hyderabad, and you will be dropped off at the starting point to end the tour.

More Temples to Visit

• Sri Veeranarayana Temple: Located in the village of Palampet, about 70 kilometers from Warangal, this temple is another architectural gem from the Kakatiya era. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is known for its intricate carvings and sculptures.
• Ramappa Temple: Also known as the Ramalingeswara Temple, this is another remarkable temple located near Warangal, in the village of Palampet. Built during the Kakatiya dynasty, it is renowned for its intricate carvings, especially the sculptures of dancers and musicians. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
• Warangal Fort Temples: The Warangal Fort complex houses several temples within its premises. Though many of them are in ruins, they still offer glimpses of the architectural grandeur of the Kakatiya period. Some notable temples within the fort include the Swayambhu Temple, the Bhadrakali Temple, and the remnants of the Shiva Temple.

Please note

1. This is not a guided tour; the driver will not be the guide for the tour.
2. The itinerary is suggestive; you can skip or add any place to visit.
3. This is an outstation tour; hence, the vehicle cannot be used for the local city tour.