Agra Tourism
Reliving the Splendor of Mughal Architecture!
Delhi Tourism
Unfolding the Most Vibrant Aspects of India!
Goa Tourism
Offers a Relaxing Experience on Sandy Beaches!
Himachal Pradesh
A Magical Showcase of Nature's Splendors!
Jammu Kashmir
Explore a World of Aesthetic Natural Beauty!
Kerala Tourism
Draped in the Evergreen Beauty of Nature!
Rajasthan Tourism
Recapture the Pageantry of Royal Era!
North East India - Seven Sisters
Visiting the Seven Isolated States of India!
States of India
Andhra Pradesh
- Andhra Pradesh Destinations
- Andhra Pradesh Attractions
Arunachal Pradesh
- Arunachal Pradesh Destinations
- Arunachal Pradesh Attractions
Assam
- Assam Destinations
Delhi
- Attractions
-
- Amusements Parks in Delhi
- Art Galleries in Delhi
- Forts & Monuments in Delhi
- Museums in Delhi
- Gardens in Delhi
- Stadiums in Delhi
- Fairs in Delhi
- Shopping in Delhi
- Religious Places in Delhi
- Red Fort
- India Gate
- Rashtrapati Bhawan
- Lotus Temple
- Humayun's Tomb
- Qutub Minar
- Akshardham Temple
- Jantar Mantar
- Rajghat
- Delhi Metro
- Parliament House
- Jama Masjid
- Iskon Temple
- Excursions
Haryana
- Destinations
- Destinations
Himachal Pradesh
- Destinations
- Attractions
Kerala
- Attractions
- Destinations
Madhya Pradesh
- Destinations
- Attractions
Maharashtra
- Destinations
North East
- Destinations
Punjab
- Punjab Destinations
Rajasthan
- Rajasthan Attractions
- Rajasthan Destinations
- Wildlife in Rajasthan
- Forts in Rajasthan
Sikkim
- Sikkim Destinations
- Sikkim Attractions
Tamilnadu
- Tamilnadu Destinations
Tripura
- Tripura Destinations
Uttaranchal
- Uttaranchal Cites
- Uttaranchal Attractions
Uttar Pradesh
- Uttar Pradesh Destinations
- Uttar Pradesh Attractions
West Bengal
- West Bengal Attractions
- West Bengal Destinations
India Tour Packages
- North India Tours
- North East India Tours
- West India Tours
- South India Tours
- Golden Triangle Tours
- India Hill Stations Tours
Hotels in India
Excursions / Extensions
Wildlife in India
Ayurveda in India
Leh Ladakh Tourism
Adventure Tours India
India Fairs & Festivals
Goa Tourism
Travel Tools
-
Mr Embrey, Winchester UK
A most enjoyable holiday where we will remember for many year. We Hope to come back one day Thank you Very much for everything -
Gheorghescu Lucian, RomaniaKeep up the good work. I am very pleased with your services and will future recommend you. -
Aida Angulo, VenezuelaThe rajputana Sheraton at Jaipur and the Jaypee Palace were excellent but The Park in Delhi, wasn't in the same level, the public spaces like corridor were dirty.
Excellent experience guided and suggested by an excellent tour conductor. Thanks a lot.
Location: Warangal district, Andhra Pradesh
Major Attractions: Forts and Temples
Best Time to Visit: November to February
Temperature: Summers: 23 to 39°C, Winters: 13 to 30°C
Warangal is a culturally rich city popular for its art and architecture. Tourists from across the globe come here to see its enchanting monuments, temples, gardens, lakes and wildlife destinations. It is a famous industrial and cultural center of Andhra Pradesh.
History
During the period between 12th to 14th centuries, Warangal was the capital of the great Kakatiya Kingdom. The Kakatiya ruled here for around 200 years and left behind their legacy in the form of fascinating forts, monuments and temples.
Economy
Agriculture is one of the main occupations in Warangal. The city also deals in cotton, rice, tobacco and red chillies.
Main Attractions of Warangal
The history of this majestic fort dates back to the 13th century. It saw several battles over the centuries. Its striking feature is its three-layered fortified walls which made it impossible for the invaders to enter the fort. Its huge gateway is a must-see attraction which is called the ‘Gateway of Glory’. It is beautifully carved from top to bottom.
Thousand Pillar Temple
Built beautifully using Kakatiya architectural style, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. It was constructed in the year 1163 by Rudra Deva. This star-shaped temple boasts of one thousand temples which are majestically carved. The temple also houses the idols of Nandi bull on a granite stone and elephants which look attractive.
Jain Temple
This 2000 year old temple is the oldest temple in Warangal. The temple enshrines the 5ft high image of Lord Mahaveera which is fully carved out of Jade.
Ramappa Temple
It reflects the perfect example of Kakatiya style of architecture. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built with bricks which were so light that they are believed to float in water. The walls of this temple are adorned with captivating carvings.
Some of the other popular attractions of Warangal are Bhadra Kali Temple, Kolanupaka, Sri Veeranarayana Temple, Pakhal Lake and Kolanupaka Museum.
Accommodation in Warangal
The luxury hotels here offer best of facilities and services. Good budget hotels are also available here.
How to Reach Warangal
By Air: Hyderabad (140 km) is the nearest airport to Warangal which is well connected to all the major cities of the country by regular flights.
By Rail: Warangal has a major railway station which makes it easily accessible to all the major cities in India.
By Road: Warangal is well connected to the major South Indian cities by road. Regular bus services from APSRTC are available from Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Kolanupaka, Karimnagar, Khammam, Bhadrachalam, Bangalore, Mysore, Tirupati and almost all the major cities.
Caper Travel India offers a wide range of South India Tour Packages. For more details, send us query.
Get Free Tour Quote
Recognized by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India
CAPER TRAVEL COMPANY(P) LTD.
HQ: CAPER HOUSE, 327, Third Floor, Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV, Gurgaon-122016, Haryana, INDIA
Tel: +91 124 4600 300, Fax: +91 124 4600 340
Email: info@caper.in, info@capertravelindia.com
Powered by: SOFTTIX
Copyright © 2018, www.capertravelindia.com