Warangal, the flourishing industrial & cultural centre of Andhra Pradesh, is one of the major travel destinations for visitors interested in visiting temples, gardens, and forts. Thus, for travelers, looking for a memorable escape from Hyderabad, Warangal is a worthy getaway. There are numerous tourist attractions that contribute to the architectural brilliance of the city. The natural setting of the place also adds to the special attribute of the city.
How to Reach Warangal from Hyderabad
By Train
Warangal has its own railway station that has frequent trains running from Hyderabad on the extensive railway network. At the railway station intra and intercity transportation system is efficiently available.
By Air
Hyderabad Airport is the nearest airport to Warangal. At the airport, there are taxis and cabs available for hire to ensure easy movement in and around the town.
By Road
There is direct road connectivity availability available between Warangal and Hyderabad through Hyderabad-Warangal-Bhopalpatnam Road. Apart from driving the self-driven vehicle, one can also reach Warangal through private taxis and cabs available for hire. Private buses are also functional in the region.
Tourist Attractions in Warangal
Warangal Fort
Built by the legendary Kaktiya during the 13th century, the Warangal Fort is one of the architectural splendors in Warangal. The gateways of the fort are beautiful and designed in Sanchi style of architecture. The fort features a temple, which is praised for its sculptures. The fort serves as a great tourist attraction in the region.
Kakatiya Musical Garden
Sprawled over an area of more than 15 acres, Kakatiya Musical Garden is a major attraction in Warangal. The garden houses visually pleasing musical fountain. The fountain is complemented with pleasant colorful lights and is functional through computer. At the backdrop, there also is a huge rock and an artificial waterfall. There also is an artificial lake created to make boating possible. In the evening, there also are amazing shows organized.
Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary
Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary is one attraction that attracts wildlife enthusiasts to visit Warangal. The rich flora and fauna makes the sanctuary a paradise for wildlife lovers. In addition to this, the sanctuary is also a must-visit for photographers as they get a few perfect pictures to capture in the sanctuary.
Bhadrakali Temple
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Built in the 8th century by Kakatiya, Bhadrakali Temple is one of the major religious sites in Warangal. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and the deity is in sitting posture. The temple is one of the finest specimens of Chalukya style of architecture. Devotees from all across visit the temple to receive blessings from the Goddess.
