Top Travel Destination in Telangana

Hyderabad

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Hyderabad district is part of Ranga Reddy district of Telangana. It recent times, many suburbs of Hyderabad had also been included into the city. Hyderabad has a rich history, and the affluent culture and traditions of the city are also worth exploring, famous Nehru Zoological Park also in hyderabad. The city is also one of the major IT hubs in the capital as Microsoft and Google are also headquartered here. The Hyderabad city has been divided into north, west, east and south and every region pulsates with a unique culture.   The cuisine of Hyderabad is very popular and one can hop to any eatery in the city to savour delicious meals. Like Delhi, Hyderabad also has a beautiful street food culture. One would also not find any difficulty in finding a suitable accommodation to stay in the city. A comfortable hotel accommodation can be booked at charges ranging from Rs. 1,500 to 4,500. Some of the popular hotels in the city are Hotel Geetanjali, Sitara Paradise, Falcons Nest Imperia Suites, Mango Hotels etc.

Adilabad

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Rich in natural beauty, the district of Adilabad is the second largest one in the state of Telangana. The district is endowed with many wildlife sanctuaries, reservoirs and waterfalls which have been preserved in their pristine conditions and form splendid landscapes. Almost half of the city is invaded by tropical moist deciduous forest area and a large chunk is covered by the Godavari River flowing through. The remarkable beauty of this region makes it a preferred destination for nature lovers. This place was under Nizam rule and derives its name from the famous Nizam ruler of Bijapur, Mohammed Adil Shah. Adilabad District includes major cities such as Mancherial, Chinnur, Adilabad, Nirmal, Bellampally, Kagaznagar, Mandamarri, Bhainsa, Utnoor etc. Adilabad was a part of Maharashtra till the borders changed in 1945, including it in Andhra Pradesh and now Telangana. The people living in this place are from diverse backgrounds giving the district a cosmopolitan touch.

Nizamabad

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Nizamabad is city located in Telangana and is also the municipal corporation and headquarters of Nizamabad District. The three main sources of income in the city are agriculture, industrial sector and real estate. The city is counted amongst the urban centres of Telangana and also houses many engineering colleges. In 18th century, the city was ruled by the king Nizam and derived name from the fourth Nizam of Hyderabad state, Nizam ul Mulk. The city was referred as Indur in past. The Nizam Sagar dam is used to irrigate an area of 250,000 acres in Nizamabad District. Since, the city is well-connected with various roads; one can find no difficulty in travelling via road. The travellers can find a lodge for themselves easily and eat delectable meals at the eateries sprawling in the region. Some of the food specialities of the region are idly, dosa, vada, poori, pani puri, pav bhaji, jeelebi, dokhla etc. There are many popular eateries in the region such as Manasa Restaurant, Gopal Pav Bhaji, Navrang Fast Food Centre etc.

Warangal

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Warangal is a famous city located in the Indian state of Telangana. In the previous times, it served as the capital of the Kaktiya kingdom. The Kaktiyas ruled over this region but it was soon invaded and conquered by the Mughals. Today, the city of Warangal houses the amazing splendors that were erected during the times of the Kaktiya and Mughal.   Warangal is located 990 feet above the sea level and unfolds over huge acres of land. It shares its boundaries with Karimnagar in North, Nalgonda in South, Medak in West and Khammam in East. The climate of Warangal is described as moderate in nature. The region experiences scorching summers with an average temperature of 39°C and mild winters with the median mercury level of 17°C. It doesn’t receive the sufficient amount of rainfall according to its geography.   Warangal houses the ruins of the monuments that were constructed during the reign of Kaktiya dynasty. It includes the fortresses, Shiva Temple, warangal fort, thousand pillar temple, massive stone gateways, Ramappa Temple and the mosques that were built during the reign of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.

Secunderabad

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Secunderabad, also spelled as Sikandrabad, is a township located in Telangana. Boasting the nickname of 'Twin city of Hyderabad', Secunderabad is named after the Nizam Sikandar Jah. Though, the cities of Secunderabad & Hyderabad are referred as twin cities but, both gloat a different culture & history.   The city of Secunderabad is elevated 1,781 feet above the sea level. It is separated from Hyderabad through the Hussain Sagar Lake. The major area of Secunderabad is a rough terrain. The climate of the place is identified as tropical arid. The average temperatures during the summers remain 37°C. The winters do not last long and the average temperature scales to 13°C. The annual rainfall received by Secunderabad is 700 mm.   The 'Twin city of Hyderabad' houses remarkable tourist destinations. The eminent spots like Hussain Sagar Lake, Secunderabad Club, The Lakshminarayan Temple, St. Mary's Church, Wesley Church etc. are the prime destinations that should not be missed during a trip to Secunderabad.

Khammam

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Khammam is a developing township plus tourist attraction in Telangana. The name 'Khammam' is derived from the vertical & holy stone pillar 'Kamba' standing on the Narayan Swami hill. The earliest traces of life founded in Khammam date back to the Paleolithic age. The temple that exists on the Narayan Swami hill-top is engraved with thousands of years old carvings.   Khammam is beckoned by the Murky Narayan Swami Hill. It is elevated at a height of 351 feet above the sea level and cascades across 4,360 sq. km. Fed by the Munneru River, Khammam comprises of 21 small tehsils. The climate of Khammam is tropical temperature in nature. The summers in Khammam are hot as the average mercury level reaches 38°C. The winter season in Khammam is pleasant but the temperature doesn't shoot up more than 12°C on an average.Plenty of rain shower is received by Khammam. The annual downpour varied between 800-1000 mm.   Khammam gloats notable tourist destinations. The eminent spots that are frequented by the tourists include the Narayan Swamy Hill, Khammam Fort & Lakaram Lake. Other places are Bhadrachalam, Kusumanchi and Parsanala.