Thousand Pillar Temple, Monuments
One of the most famous monuments of Andhra Pradesh, the Thousand Pillar Temple,
located in Hanamkonda, was built in 1163 AD by the Kakatiya King Rudra Deva,
following the Chalukyan style of temple architecture. The star shaped, triple-shrined
temple - dedicated to lord Shiva, lord Vishnu and Surya - with its perforated
stone screens, richly carved icons, meticulously designed pillars, stands testimony
to the highly evolved brilliance of Kakatiya architecture.
more detailsWarangal Fort, Monuments
This fort was built during the 13th century by the Kakatiya ruler Ganapathi
Deva and his daughter Rudramma. The remains of four massive stone gateways,
similar to those of Sanchi and several exquisite pieces of sculpture can be
seen.
more detailsBhadrakali Temple, Pilgrim Centres
Set on a hilltop between Hanumakonda and Warangal, the Bhadrakali temple is
noted for its stone image of the Goddess Kali. She is depicted with eight arms
and carries a weapon in each hand. Bhadrakali Cheruvu is adjacent to this temple.
more detailsKhush Mahal, Monuments
A testimony to a glorious past is the Khush Mahal , a masterpiece built by Shitabh
Khan. Laocated close to the Warangal Fort, this magnificent edifice houses idols
excavated in the surrounding areas.
