✨ Featured Destinations
Must-visit gems of Telangana — handpicked for you
Ramappa Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece of Kakatiya architecture, famed for its floating bricks and intricate carvings.
Learn about Ramappa Temple
Octopus View Point
A stunning hilltop viewpoint in Khammam offering panoramic landscapes, winding roads and breathtaking natural scenery.
Explore Octopus View Point
Golconda Fort
The legendary citadel of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, famous for its acoustic marvels, royal palaces and panoramic views over Hyderabad.
Discover Golconda Fort🌊 Waterfalls of Telangana
Chasing cascades — from thundering falls to hidden streams
Alapaka Crescent Falls
Alubaka [Z], Mulugu District – Highest waterfall in Telangana (977 ft) with a crescent-shaped drop.
Gaddalasari Waterfalls
Veerabhadravaram, Venkatapuram Mandal – Second highest in Telangana (~700 ft) with a spectacular plunge.
Mashenuloddi Waterfall
Dulapuram, Wajedu Mandal – A pristine hidden gem with a short 1 km forest trek.
🏺 Kakatiya Heritage
Kakatiya Dynasty Legacy
The golden era of Telangana — explore the forts, temples and engineering marvels of the Kakatiya rulers.
📚 Literature & Books
Dive into Telangana’s literary heritage — poetry, essays and cultural narratives
New Explorations
Fresh stories from Telangana’s heritage & landscapes
Telangana State, India
Naa Telangana Koti Ratanala Veena Formed on 2 Jun 2014 Hyderabad Capital · IT Hub · KCR First CM · Revanth Reddy · 33 Districts · 112,077 km² Telangana State with Hyderabad as its capital Telangana is a state in southern-central India that was
officially formed on 2 June 2014 . It was carved out
of the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh following a prolonged
statehood movement spanning several decades. Hyderabad
became the capital of Telangana and remains its principal political,
economic, cultural, and technological centre.
The state occupies a strategic position on the Deccan Plateau
and is bordered by Maharashtra and
Chhattisgarh to the north, Karnataka to
the west, and Andhra Pradesh to the south a…
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Andhra Pradesh State, India
The First Linguistic State of India 1 Nov 1956 – 1 Jun 2014 States Reorganisation Act · Hyderabad Capital · Gentlemen's Agreement · 57 Years · 3 Regions · Bifurcation into Telangana United Andhra Pradesh – three distinct regions of Coastal Andhra, Rayalaseema, and Telangana Andhra Pradesh , often called United Andhra Pradesh
or Undivided Andhra Pradesh in reference to the pre-2014 state,
was formed on 1 November 1956 under the
States Reorganisation Act, 1956 , by merging
Andhra State with the Telugu-speaking areas of the former
Hyderabad State . Hyderabad became its capital.
The state comprised three major regions: Telangana ,
Rayalaseema , and Coastal Andhra .
Before 1956, Telangana was part of…
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Hyderabad State, India
From Princely State to Part‑B State 17 Sep 1948 – 31 Oct 1956 Operation Polo · Military Governor · Rajpramukh · M.K. Vellodi · B. Ramakrishna Rao · States Reorganisation Act · 1956 Hyderabad State in India (1951) – a Part‑B state in the Deccan
The Hyderabad State (1948–1956) was formed after the
accession of the former princely state of Hyderabad to the Indian Union
following the Indian military action of September 1948. From
26 January 1950 , when the Constitution of India came into
force, Hyderabad was classified as a Part-B State under the
constitutional system of states. It was administered by a
Rajpramukh , with the former Nizam of Hyderabad serving as
the first Rajpramukh.
The States Reor…
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Meghalayan Age
Meghalayan Age 2,250 BCE – Present | The Current Age of the Holocene Start of Major Droughts · Rise and Fall of Empires · Industrial Revolution · Anthropocene · Satavahanas · Kakatiyas · Modern Era Artist's depiction of the Meghalayan Age – from ancient civilizations to the modern world
The Meghalayan Age is the current age of the Holocene Epoch, spanning from 4,200 years ago to the present (Year 1950 is used as a fixed "present" day reference point in scientific dating methods like Before Present (BP) radiocarbon dating.The year 1950 is when carbon-14 dating was first developed and put into wide use.) . It began with a major drought event that affected civilizations across t…
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Holocene Epoch - The Age of Agriculture and Civilizations
Holocene Epoch 11,700 Years Ago – Present | The Age of Agriculture and Civilizations Greenlandian · Northgrippian · Meghalayan · Mesolithic · Neolithic · Chalcolithic · Megalithic · Iron Age · Rise of Civilizations Artist's depiction of the Holocene landscape – agriculture, settled villages, and early civilizations
The Holocene Epoch is the current interglacial period, spanning from 11,700 years ago to the present . It marks a dramatic shift in Earth's climate – from the cold, unstable conditions of the Pleistocene Ice Age to a warmer, more stable environment that allowed human civilizations to flourish.
In Telangana, the Holocene witnessed the transition from hunter-gatherer …
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