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   Gandikota In the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh's Kadapa district, 15 km from Jammalamudugu, is a village called Gandikota on the right bank of the Penna River. Kakatiya Raja, a servant of Ahavamalla Someswara I, the Kalyani Chalukya emperor, initially discovered and constructed the Sand fort in the Gandikota area in 1123. From 1239 to 1304 A.D.  Gandikota was governed by the Kakatiya dynasty and its many legatees.      also read about-  shamirpet lake The Erramala series of hills, also known as the Gandikota hills, and the river Penna (Pennar), which flows at its foot, created the "gorge" that gave rise to the fort's name. The 'gorge' reduced the fort's breadth to just 100 metres.   Two antiquated temples honouring Madhava and Ranganatha are located within the fort. They are in ruins, and the region around the fort is littered with ancient constructions that are in various states of disrepair. Now serving as the watchman's quarters is the siza...

 Shamirpet lake Shamirpet lake is a man-made lake that was created more than 50 years ago to meet the local area's water demands. It was dug by the Shamirpet area's then-Jagirdar. The local Telugu name for this lake is "Pedda Cheruvu," which translates to "big lake."  Hyderabad has many attractive tourist attractions. Shamirpet lake  is a stunning man-made lake, which is roughly 27 miles from Secunderabad, is the epitome of tranquilly and peace. Its around an hour drive from Hyderabad city it is a great place especially evening. Not much crowd so peaceful . sunset was great to watch. it is  a nice place to spend a few hours with family and friends. The area around the lake is covered in a large expanse of greenery and one will be able to spot several types of plants and trees here. also read-   Comparison Between Dmart and Retail shop Boating is a popular activity at the lakes and is a wonderful opportunity to discover the lake's natural beauty. For bird...

 Wargal Temple  The second most well-known Saraswati temple in the state, after Basara, is the Saraswati Temple in Wargal Village, Siddipet District, Telangana. Children's temple Aksharaabyasa is well-known. It is a well-known pilgrimage place near Siddipet and Hyderabad.   One of the few Saraswati temples in Telangana is the Wargal Saraswati Temple. It was created by Sri Yamavaram Chandrashekhara Sharma and is also known as Sri Vidya Saraswati Temple. In 1989, the foundation stone for the temple was set. The foundation for the statues of the goddess Sri Vidya Saraswathi Devi and the god Shani was placed by Sri Vidya Nrusinha Bharati Swamy in 1992. Saraswati Devi is honoured in the Wargal Temple . It is situated at a level that is very similar to the third floor, where the garbhagriha is. The Goddess is depicted in all of her splendor, decked out in a saree and adorned with numerous gems and garlands. In front of the temple is a stunning work of art that is an idol of the...

Sri Ujjaini Mahankali Devasthnam in Secunderabad   Shri Appaiah garu placed a wooden idol at the location of the current temple in July 1815, where pujas are still being performed today. He erected a small temple called "Ujjain Mahankali" temple and built walls around the statue. The 191-year-old Ujjaini Mahankali Temple is situated in Secunderabad, Telangana. For the blessings of Goddess Mahankali, thousands of worshippers travel to this location. also read-  Elgandal Fort                                  The stone idol of Goddess Mahankali has four sculpted hands, each of which is holding a sword, damaru, spear, and amrut cup. She is draped in a layer of silver with Vendi Kavacham, seated in Padmasana. Goddess Manikyaladevi, another Hindu divinity, also resides in Mahankali.                 For the Mahankali Ammari Jathra celebration in July and Augus...

Sri venkateswara swami temple in Alwal    Sri Balaji Venkateswara Swamy temple at Alwal is one of the of the oldest temples in the city built by Chandulal Bahadur,during the regin of nawab sikandarjah. This temple was built during the 18th century.  A saint named Vishnu Balaji is said to have stopped at Alwal while travelling back to Kashi on a pilgrimage to Tirumala. The saint, who was carrying an idol of Lord Balaji, meditated under a tamarind tree while he was there. Between 1833 to 1844, Chandulal Bahadur served as the prime minister of Hyderabad state. He and his family visited the saint to ask for his blessing. In his dream, Lord Venkateswara Swamy requested that Chandulal construct a temple at Alwal so that pilgrims who could not afford to go to Tirumala could perform their vows nearby. Chandulal did so, and the saint-carried idol of Lord Venkateswara was placed inside. also read- ujjani temple in secunderabad    Sri Balaji Venkateswara Swamy temple in al...

Hidden secrets in charminar   Hyderabad, Telangana, India is home to a monument known as the Charminar, which translates to "four minarets." The monument, which was built in 1591 and serves as a representation of Hyderabad, is included in the Telangana state flag on paper. A mosque has stood on the top level of the Charminar for more than 425 years, according to its lengthy history. While having both historical and religious significance, it is also well-known for the bustling local markets that surround the building and has grown to be one of Hyderabad's most popular tourist destinations. Due to its proximity to the Makkah Masjid, the city's principal mosque, the Charminar is also a location for several holiday celebrations, including Eid-ul-Adha and Eid al-Fitr. History  Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the fifth king of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, moved his capital from Golconda to the newly founded city of Hyderabad in 1591 and began construction on the Charminar. Charminar, ...