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Alisagar

The perfect picnic getaway, Alisagar, is located about 13 km from Nizamabad. A sprawling 33 acres garden, complete with flora, a deer park and a lake, Alisagar, built by the Nizam of Hyderabad, is the place to spend an enjoyable day. A blissful stroll in the serene gardens with myriad flora on either side, the pleasant sight of the golden hued deer munching grass at the deer park, boating in calm waters of the Alisagar lake will surely leave you asking for more. This place is blessed with a historical touch as well for it is close to the famous Nizamabad fort, which was built by the Rashtrakutas of the 10th century. On top, there is a Quilla temple, dedicated to Lord which one can visit. Nearby, there is Sarangpur temple, located atop a hillock. Sarangpur temple is famous for the Ramnavam festival which draws devotees in large numbers. A trip to Alisagar is sure to be every minute worth spent. Read More

Yet another location that synonymous with the town's serenity, Ashoksagar, situated about 7 km from Nizamabad, is another must see for travelers. It is an eco friendly tourist place and the main attraction are the rock gardens here. Rocks, carved delicately and delightfully by Mother Nature herself, are a treat to the eyes. A fifteen feet tall statue of Goddess Saraswati, erected in the middle of the lake, is a spectacular sight in the moonlit night. There is also a well kept children's park which is a treat for kids. Read More

Lush green environment, invigorating air and quietness of the woods beckon one to this place, situated about 7 km south west of Nizamabad town. This place houses rocks that are about a billion years old. Forest treks, Pagodas, View points to watch the wild, moonlit dinners are the main attractions of this place, aimed at promoting eco tourism. Breathtaking views from hillocks will surely leave you reluctant to depart from the place.

The Neelkanteshwara temple is a classic example of Jain architecture and an important shrine for the Jains. Located on top of a hillock in Nizamabad, it is one of those shrines which are as beautifully located as they are peaceful and serene.

Located about 7 km south west of Nizamabad, Nizamsagar is a dam situated in Achampet village. The dam is constructed on river Manjira, a major tributary of the Godavari river. With exquisite gardens on either side of the dam and cozy accommodation facilities, one can spend an entire day at this place. The vast expanse of serene water, slow boat ride on the waters is truly a liberating experience from the bustling city life.

Spread over an area of 130 square kilometres, the Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary was set up in 1952 which was the hunting ground of the then Nizam. Named after the Pocharam Lake which was formed here after the Pocharam Dam was constructed on the River Allair between 1916 to 1922, this place is a scenic beauty with all the surrounding hills. The dreamlike beauty of the Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary takes many tourists and travellers by surprise. The Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary provides a trekking trail which stretches over for 4.5 km and passes through the thick forest growth. It makes up for a thrilling experience for the tourists who get to enjoy the ambience of the forest along. The thin branches of the trees intertwine with each other making the jungle appear very thick. Tourists can wash their feet in the water flowing from the nearby dam. As exciting as it sounds, care needs to be taken while enjoying the trek. The place offers an experience which is fun-filled, exciting, and adventurous. It is likely to provide the best getaway from the hectic life in the midst of tranquillity and peace. Read More