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Basar Saraswati Temple

A temple dedicated to Goddess of learning, Gnana Saraswati Temple is situated at the confluence of River Godavari and River Mangira in Basar. This beautiful temple is an architectural marvel of the Chalukya dynasty. Believed to be the oldest temple of the goddess of knowledge in India, it is said that Ved Vyas performed penance at the temple built at this site. As per the legend, he used to make idols of Goddess Lakshmi, Kali and Saraswati with sand here. The Gnana Saraswati Temple is visited in large number during the festivals of Vasant Panchami and Navratri. Read More

Gayatri Falls is a beautiful cascading waterfall over River Kadem in the Adilabad district of Telangana. Colloquially known as Gadidha Gundam or Mukti Gundam, the waterfalls are secretly tucked in between the deep woods of the Tarnam Khurd Village. Popular for beautiful scenic views and panoramic vistas, the spot also offers moderate to challenging trekking opportunities and is best visited during monsoons. The lesser-known Gayatri waterfalls is usually visited with the Pochera and Kuntala Falls situated in close vicinity. Read More

Situated at the Banks of River Godavari, Gudem Satyanarayana Swamy Temple is of high spiritual significance. This beautiful temple is dedicated to Satyanarayana (God of Truth). Devotees flock the shrine during the month of Karthika. A holy dip in the River Godavari is taken by devotees to perform Satyana.

Built-in Jain style of architecture, Jainath Temple is located 21 km from Adilabad in Jainath Village. The temple is renowned for its Prakrit stone inscribed with 20 slokas that suggest that the temple was built under Pallava chief. The temple is visited by a large number of devotees especially between Karthika Sudda Ashtami and Bahula Saptami. Lord Lakshmi Narayana Swami Temple located in the vicinity of this temple is also a major shrine.

Kadam Dam constructed over Kaddam River is located at the place where River Godavari merges with River Kadam. Constructed between 1949 and 1965, the main purpose of this dam is to provide water for irrigation of 25,000 hectares of land in Adilabad. Also known as the Godavari North Canal Project, the dam is located in the midst of greenery, offering scenic views to its visitors. The dam is easily accessible by Secunderabad - Manmad railway line. Read More

Dedicated to Lord Papahareshwar Swami, one of the forms of Lord Shiva, Kadile Papahareshwar Temple is a very famous temple in the area. The legend behind this temple says that Lord Parashurama, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu performed penance here. He surrendered to Lord Papahareshwar after beheading his mother to get rid of his sins. The temple is also known for its Shiva lingam that is installed within its premises.

Kala Ashram is a place for art and science enthusiasts where visitors can witness various traditional arts, technology and science. Established by Ravindra Sharma, this ashram also offers book based on social issues based on rural society. As tourists, you can also attend workshops and performances organized by the ashram related to a fading art form of Bhiksha Vruttis.

Located near Adilabad in the city of Koneru, Kalwa Narsimha Swamy Temple is also one of the major temples. Devotees who visit this temple feast on Vana Bhojanam, the meals being served to pilgrims sitting under the tree. Temple chariot that carries the idol of the god can also be found around the temple premises. Children park situated in the proximity is also a centre of attraction among visitors.

Kanakai Waterfalls located in Girnur village, Telangana is an impassable 30 feet cascade of water stream descending from a cliff into a large pool at the bottom of the falls. The beautiful Kanakai waterfalls is an excellent location to trek, and you can also witness a great panoramic view of the whole waterfall and its neighbouring landscapes from the top of the cliff. Kankai Waterfalls, with its breathtaking views, make it the perfect setting for a time out from your hectic schedule in the lap of nature. Read More

Situated in old Adilabad, Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for its enormous variety of flora and fauna. The smell of the wilderness, untouched and uninhabited regions where animals thrive in harmony is precisely what Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary is all about. Kawal wildlife sanctuary tiger reserve also has a rich and varied population of Cheetahs. Established in 1965, Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary was declared as a protected area in the region. Before being recognized as a reserve, the sanctuary was the hunting grounds of the Nizams who ruled the region. In order to protect the population of Tigers, the sanctuary was later recognized as a Tiger Reserve. Kawal Wildlife Reserve also serves as a catchment area for River Kadam, which is a tributary of River Godavari. Read More