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| Thousand Pillar Temple (Warangal) |
The Thousand Pillar Temple's richly carved pillars and a magnificent black basalt Nandi are unique to this temple which is dediated to Lord Shiva,Vishnu and Surya.
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| Bhadra Kali Temple (Around Warangal) |
Set on a hill top between Hanamkonda and Warangal, it is noted for it's stone image of the Goddess Kali, in a sitting posture. She is depicted with eight arms and carries a weapon in each hand.
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| Warangal Fort (Warangal) |
The Warangal Fort was built during the 13th century by the Kakatiya king, Ganapathi Deva & his daughter Rudramma.
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| Ramappa Temple (Warangal) |
This breathtakingly beautiful temple has been rightfully described as the "brightest star in the galaxy of medieval temples in the Deccan".
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| Jain Mandir (Warangal) |
The 2000 year old Jain temple of Mahaveer is a famous place of worship for Jains in the country.
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| Sri Veeranarayan Temple (Warangal) |
The temple is constructed in the Chalukyan style around 1104 A.D. The appearance of the temple indicate, that it was originally a Jain temple converted into a Vaishnava shrine.
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| Someswara Temple (Warangal) |
The temple of Someswara was constructed by Someswara III the Kalyani Chalukyan emperor. Rare specimens of architecture and sculpture of the western Chalukyan period can be found in this temple.
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| Kolanapakku Museum (Warangal) |
Kolanpuka museum specialises in temple architecture of the Someswara Temple complex.The state dept of archeology & Museums established a sculptural gallery consisting of more than 100 images collected around kolanupaka.
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| Pakhal Lake (Warangal) |
The tranquil Pakhal Lake is situated amidst peaceful forested hills. This is another man made lake, completed in 1213 A.D. by The Kakatiyas.
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| Eturnagram Sanctuary (Warangal) |
Eturnagram wild life sanctuary is located in the Warangal district and is spread over an area of about 803 sq.km.
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| Pakhal Sanctuary (Warangal) |
Pakhal sanctuary is situated in the Warangal district. The forest here is dry deciduous.
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