Kusumanchi town is located between Khammam and Suryapet and is home to renowned temples of Mukkanteshwaralayam and Ganapeshwaralayam. These shrines were built by the Kakatiya rulers during 12th and 13th centuries and are a testimony to the architectural genius of Kakatiya kings. These shrines are in a juxtaposed manner, with some space in between them. Each temple also consists of a small portico. These temples face northward direction. The historical shrines of Shaivism bear striking resemblance to famous Ghanpur and Ramappa temples of Kakatiya period in Warangal district. Mukkanteshwaralaya ..read more

There are many temples and monuments of archaeological importance, which are also quite popular for its religious significance, from hundreds of years. Telangana region, is home to many such shrines, which are visited regularly by pilgrims from all over. One such Hindu popular Hindu temple is that of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy, situated in Dharmapuri village of Jagityal district. Dharmapuri village is situated on the banks of the river Godavari. The name of the village Dharmapuri is mentioned in the Kurkiyala inscription of Jinavallabha dating back to 945 CE as Dharmavura or Dharmapuramu. Th ..read more

The history of Telangana state is filled with tales of bravery of the Kakatiya dynasty kings. This reflected in the impregnable forts and palaces that were built during their reign. The strong ramparts of such massive forts still reverberate with the legends and stories, while attracting heritage explorers who visit these forts to have a first-hand experience of the glorious history. Ramagiri Khilla in Peddapalli district of Telangana is a massive fort complex of the Kakatiya dynasty that is impregnable to this day. The Ramagiri fort is situated on a hillock overlooking the spectacular conflu ..read more

Kusumanchi town is located between Khammam and Suryapet and is home to renowned temples of Mukkanteshwaralayam and Ganapeshwaralayam. These shrines were built by the Kakatiya rulers during 12th and 13th centuries and are a testimony to the architectural genius of Kakatiya kings. These shrines are in a juxtaposed manner, with some space in between them. Each temple also consists of a small portico. These temples face northward direction. The historical shrines of Shaivism bear striking resemblance to famous Ghanpur and Ramappa temples of Kakatiya period in Warangal district ..read more

The Qutub Shahi dynasty of Golkonda Nawabs is known for its great legacy of structures and monuments that dot the landscape of Hyderabad and other adjoining regions in the state of Telangana. The masjids constructed hundreds of years ago are still strong to this day and remain as a great example of the engineering prowess of yesteryears. Each shrine has an antarala and a garbhagriha. Venugopala, Vishnu as Anantasayana and Lingam are the icons housed in the three shrines. The walls of the shrine are constructed using large blocks of stone. The shrines have the stepped pyram ..read more

Kalbagur is a small village situated close to the district headquarters of Sangareddy, in the state of Telangana. Sri Kasi Vishweshwara Temple is situated in this village, near Manjeera Barrage. There is a Trikuta temple which consists of a porch in the east, a hall and shrines to the west, north and south of the hall. Each shrine has an antarala and a garbhagriha. Venugopala, Vishnu as Anantasayana and Lingam are the icons housed in the three shrines. The walls of the shrine are constructed using large blocks of stone. The shrines have the stepped pyramidal type of sikhar ..read more

Erected in the memory of the departed kings of Golconda, they are magnificent monuments that have withstood the test of time and nature’s vagaries. They are located one kilometer north of Golconda Fort’s called Banjara Darwaza. They are imposing marvels of architectural excellence that stand as the reminders of the glory of Golconda kings who have been buried at the same spot in remembrance of their rule. Built by the Qutub Shahis, these tombs are considered to be among the oldest historical monuments of Hyderabad. Qutub Shahi Tombs are located in Shaikpet village and mandal ..read more

The Deccan region, particularly the city of Hyderabad and the surrounding region is known for the great legacy of Qutb Shahi rule, that has left a lasting impact in the form of landmark structures, monuments and other heritage attractions. These structures are quite impressive to this day, attracting heritage explorers from all over. One such magnificent structure is that of the Hayath Bakshi Begum, located in Hayathnagar locality of Ranga Reddy district in Telangana. Hayath Bakshi Begum, mother of Abdullah Quli Qutb Shah VI, was popularly known as Ma Saheba (Revered Mother ..read more

Telangana boasts of invaluable heritage, timeless monuments and many more. The Deccan region of India, encompassing the state of Telangana has been renowned since ages for its heritage legacy of several dynasties and their architectural marvels. Telangana state is replete with invaluable treasures and the Department of Heritage Telangana, leaves no stone unturned towards safeguarding the priceless monuments. Hyderabad city, is home to many historic monuments of heritage significance and Mecca Masjid is one such centuries-old monument, located close to the famous Charminar. The ..read more

Telangana region, particularly its hinterland is filled with tales of bravery of the Kakatiya kings. This legacy is visible in the form of impregnable forts and palaces that were built during their reign. The strong ramparts of such massive forts still reverberate with the legends and stories, while attracting heritage explorers who visit these forts to gain a first-hand experience of the glorious history. Ramagiri Khilla in Peddapalli district of Telangana is a massive fort complex of the Kakatiya dynasty that is impregnable to this day. The Ramagiri fort is situated on a hillock ..read more