Warangal
Fort Andhra Pradesh SouthIndia - The
Warangal Fort India of Warangal in northern Andhra Pradesh is an exclusive
addition to the list of ancient forts and palaces of South India. Warangal
Fort India
served as the capital of the Kakatiya Rulers during the 12th century AD. The
Warangal Fort occupies a position in the southeastern part of the city and
is 12 km from Hanamakonda. It was erected by the Kakatiya king Ganapati
Deva. Though in a state of desertion, the structure still today reminds of
the Kakatiya dynasty and their keen interest in art and architecture.
Attractions - Warangal Fort Andhra Pradesh India
» Gateways or Toranas : The four gateways of the
Warangal Fort India are worth seeing. These stone-built gateways are carved out of
single rock. Reproduction of these toranas can be seen at different places
in Andhra Pradesh.
» Swayambhudevi Alayam : The Warangal Forts in
India has 45
towers and pillars spreading over a radius of 19 km. In the middle of the
towers is located the temple dedicated to Mother Earth.
» Shiva Temple : The fort also bears four pathways
that channelize in four cardinal directions. The pathways lead to the huge
Shiva Temple which is today in a state of dilapidation.
Visit Timings & Entry Fee - Warangal Fort Andhra Pradesh India
You can pay a visit to this ancient for anytime of the week. No entry fee
is charged.
Accessibility - Warangal Fort Andhra Pradesh India
Begumpeet Airport, Hyderabad (130 km), is the closest airport from
Warangal Forts in India. Warangal lies on the Chennai- - New Delhi track and so has regular
express trains from the key destinations of the country. Buses from
Hyderabad and Vijayawada Warangal Forts in India are available regularly.
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