Kakatiya Warangal Heritage Tour

A  one-day heritage tour from Hyderabad to Warangal is a rewarding and  enriching experience for travelers interested in exploring the cultural  and historical treasures of the region. Warangal, located about 140  kilometers from Hyderabad, was the capital of the Kakatiya dynasty that  ruled over the region from the 12th to the 14th centuries. The city is  home to a number of ancient temples, forts, and other architectural  landmarks that reflect its rich cultural and historical heritage.

The tour begins with a visit to the Ramappa Temple, a 12th-century  temple dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, and the Padmakshi Temple, a  temple dedicated to the goddess Padmakshi. From there, we visit the  Warangal Fort, a massive fortification built by the Kakatiyas that  stands as a testament to the power and wealth of the dynasty. Other notable landmarks that we will be visiting include the  Thousand Pillar  Temple, a beautiful 11th-century temple known for its ornately carved  pillars and intricate stone sculptures and the Khush Mahal, the first Delhi sultanate structure in Telangana.

The tour bus starts from Mehdipatnam and will be stopping at the  following pick-up spots: Lakdikapul, Secunderabad East and Uppal. Breakfast and lunch included  in the ticket fee. Limited slots.

For more details, contact Safwan at 7702094381 or Wahaj at 6304805157