It is a dam that has been built over Krishna River in Telangana. It is also the second largest water reservoir in India, the tallest and the largest dam in the world. There is a lush green vegetation all around the place and one can enjoy boating, fishing and photography
This place is known for its fortress, stone gateways, temples, etc. Notable attractions here are Bhadrakali Temple, Warangal Fort, Swayambhudevi Aalayam temple, etc. Wildlife spotting, Bird watching, photography and boating are also done here.
It is a historical city that has many wonderful monuments that belong to various periods such as the rule of Chalukyas, Muhammad Bin Tughlaq, etc. You simply cannot miss seeing Bidar Fort, Rangin Mahal, Bahamani Tombs, Chaubara, etc while you are here.
Located 134km from Hyderabad. It is a great source for diamonds and the place has many historical sites such as Umamaheshwaram, Alampur, Jetaprolu, etc. Two beautiful rivers called the Krishna and Tungabhadra flow through the city.
This place is 164km from the main city of Hyderabad. It is a well-known centre for pilgrimage and very famously known as the hub of Vedic learning. Must visit places here are Manair River, Elgandal Fort, Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple, Mukteshwara Swamy Temple, etc.
This town is located 213km from Hyderabad and holds a great significance in Hinduism. It is situated in Nallamala forest in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh. You should visit Kameshwari Temple, Srisailam-Nagarjuna Sagar Tiger Reserve while you are here.
At a distance of 213km from Hyderabad, this place is perfect people who want to visit caves, forts, temples, etc. Must visit places are Belum Caves, Rollapadu Bird Sanctuary, Oravakallu rock garden, Ummamaheshwara temple, etc.
It is roughly 231km from Hyderabad and it is known as the city of Gulbarga. It has many shrines, domes that are constructed in Islamic style. Notable attractions here are Chandrampalli Dam, Hanuman temple, Jama Masjid, etc.