Warangal
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Warangal is in East Telangana in Southern India. Historically known as Orugallu and also Ekashila Nagaram (City carved in single stone). Warangal is part of a tertiary city including Kazipet and Hanamkonda cities. The region once came under Kakatiya dynasty. The nearest airport is in Hyderabad, approximately 130 km away. It falls on the New Delhi - Chennai trunk train route so many important trains like Grand Trunk express call on here. By road its connected to Hyderabad through NH202.
What to Experience in Warangal
Taste of Warangal...
The main hotels have some of the best restaurants in the city and serve both south Indian as well as north Indian food. There are many Dhabas, bars and restaurants in Warangal. The food quality is the best, and has the authentic 'Dhaba' taste. The costliest hotels are Ratna and Ashoka where the room costs about 400 for SR without AC and 600-700 for Single AC.
Essential Information
Getting There
Multiple OptionsThe nearest airport is in Hyderabad, approximately 130 km away. It falls on the New Delhi - Chennai trunk train route so many important trains like Grand Trunk express call on here. By road its connected to Hyderabad through NH202. Warangal is very well connected by bus to Hyderabad, the closest big city with a high frequency of various quality services. Possibly the best way to reach Warangal is by a train since there are ample number of trains that stop here throughout the day. Situated on the major railway line connecting the north and south of India it is possible to take a train from all the major cities of the country like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad. Auto-rickshaws, which are three wheeled motor powered vehicles, with a carrying capacity of up to three. Autos ply on the main road between Warangal railway station and Kazipet railway station which is about 20 km away....
Getting Around & Staying
Getting Around
Auto-rickshaws, which are three wheeled motor powered vehicles, with a carrying capacity of up to three. Autos ply on the main road between Warangal railway station and Kazipet railway station which is about 20 km away. There is no standardised metered tariff and one has to either share a single auto with others or negotiate a charge for single occupancy. One can drop down at Kazipet or Warangal railway stations, both are like twin cities. You also have Hanamkonda in between Warangal and Kazipet which are like Tricities. These 3 cities are well connected and together they are called Tri-City. In between the Warangal and Kazipet there is a major railway crossing which divides the trains towards Chennai, Delhi and Hyderabad. You can take a two day trip to Warangal the places listed except Ramappa are within the 10-20 km circle. and one day you can spend for Ramappa which is about 70 km from the Warangal city. Roaming in an auto will be very cheap. You can also travel using city bus.
Where to Stay
The costliest hotels are Ratna and Ashoka where the room costs about 400 for SR without AC and 600-700 for Single AC.
Safety Information
Nearby Destinations
Glimpses of Warangal
a stone carving of an elephant on a wall
Warangal Eco Park - Bhadrakali Tank Bund
a carving of an elephant on a stone wall
a close up of a carving on a wall
a statue of a woman on top of a red bench
a person standing in front of a body of water
green trees and white building during daytime
The Endless Road
Telangana Rural Area, India
Lumbini Park stands as one of the first parks in Vizag with the sea on one side and hills on the other. It is found on the attractive beach road with Gautama Buddha sculpture within the middle of the park and could be a nice attraction to the tourist public. Spread across an area of 3.5 acres, Established in 1988. It is a well-maintained and neatly cleaned park within the city of Visakhapatnam and is maintained by VUDA. The park has astonishing lawns, shady trees & varieties of plants that make it look unique and different from other parks. It's a good place to spend some quality time.
a stone carving of an elephant on a wall
Warangal Eco Park - Bhadrakali Tank Bund
a carving of an elephant on a stone wall