Located at a distance of 157 km from Hyderabad, Warangal is the largest city of Warangal district in Andhra Pradesh. Serving as the major educational, medical, trading, and cultural centre, Warangal is fourth largest city of Andhra Pradesh a vast population of 9,28,570 people. The city is famous for its granite, rice, chilies, cotton, and tobacco productions. The beautiful lakes, marvelous temples and a raging wildlife have made the travel to Warangal utterly interesting.

Tourist Destinations in Warangal:

The main tourists' attractions of Warangal are:
The Thousand Pillars Temple: One of the supreme examples of Kakatiya architecture and sculpture, this temple was built in 1163 by Rudra Deva. The temple resembles the Chalukyan architecture.
Ramappa Temple: Situated in Palampet village, the Ramappa Temple is 70 km from Warangal. Built in 1213, a richness of the Kakatiya kingdom is exhibited through its finest architecture.
Bhadrakali Temple: This temple is situated at the summit of a hill between Hanamkonda and Warangal. There is a marvelous stone statue of Goddess Kali.
Warangal Fort: Dating back to the 13th century, this fort is located at a distance of 2 km from the Warangal Railway station. After being destroyed by the invaders remnants of the fort that could be seen today are the three layer of protection wall. The stone gateway of the fort is about 50 feet high and is carved from a single rock.
A few other notable attractions of Warangal are: Samakka-Sarakka Jatara, Siddeshwara Temple, Jain Temple, Kolanupaka, Pakhal Lake, Komaravelli, Raymond's Tomb, and Srisailamone.

How to Reach Warangal

By Rail: Kazipet is the nearest railhead of Warangal and is regarded as the Gateway to North India. Located at a distance of 6 kilometers, there are direct rail connecting all important cities of India from here.

By Road: Bus service connects Warangal to all the major cities of southern India. Luxury buses run regularly from Warangal to Bangalore, Vijayawada, Madras, Cherial, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, Bangalore, Palampet, Jangaon, Khammam, Tirupati, Adilabad, Kodad, Nizamabad, Mysore, and Hubli etc.