Incredible India | Warangal

WARANGAL

Originally known as Orugallu which means ‘one stone’, Warangal was ruled by the Kakatiya dynasty. It is believed that the entire town was carved out on a single rock. The Kakatiyas built many monuments in the state which include iconic fortresses, gateways and temples. Among the most famous monuments of Telangana, the Thousand Pillar Temple in Hanamkonda, was built by the Kakatiya King Rudra Deva in 1163 AD in Chalukyan style of temple architecture. The city of Warangal was also described in detail by Marco Polo during his visit to the country. The city of Warangal is well connected by road as well as rail. The city is a cluster of three towns and is popular for many attractions. While visiting Warangal, one should definitely stop by the beautiful Khush Mahal located near the Warangal Fort. The symbol of a glorious past, it is a masterpiece built by Shitabh Khan.

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS

Once the seat of power of the Kakatiyas, Warangal is an absolute must visit for those looking forward to exploring the south Indian temple architecture. The 1000 pillared temple and Ramappa Temple are glowing instances of the exquisite architecture patronized by the Kakatiya Kings who ruled the Telangana and greater part of present-day Andhra Pradesh from the late 12th to early 14th Centuries AD.

Warangal Fort

The highlight of the region.

Ramalingeshwara Temple

The temple boasts of intricate sculptures and perfectly carved pillars.

Thousand Pillar Temple

Represents the intricate Chalukyan style of temple architecture at its finest.

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HOW TO GET HERE?

AIR

Warangal Airport also Mamnoor Airport is located at Mamnoor, Warangal in the state of Telangana, India.

RAIL

Warangal railway station is located at Warangal Urban District in Telangana. It is under the administration of Secunderabad railway division of South Central Railway zone on the Delhi-Chennai line.