The deepest roar of the Deccan. Pochera Waterfalls is not the tallest waterfall in Telangana, but it is widely described as one of the state’s deepest waterfall sites. The water descends from a height of about 20 metres and collects in a deep rocky basin. Government tourism sources describe small cascades descending rocky slopes and gathering in a large opening in the rocks at a depth of about 20 metres. The bedrock is described in government so…

Koyyur Jain Caves – sandstone rock-cut caves on the banks of the Manair River. Koyyur Jain Caves – Koyyur Village, Malharrao Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally District, Telangana. Situated on a hillock near the banks of the Manair River, these sandstone rock-cut caves were reported in 2017 as being considered for eco-tourism development. Cut into a solid sandstone rock face, the caves are associated in published and local accounts with Jainism. The…

Pandavula Guttalu – Telangana's sole Geo-heritage site, recognised for its ancient geological formations and prehistoric rock art. Pandavula Guttalu (also known as Pandavula Gutta or Pandavula Guhalu) is a remarkable prehistoric rock-art and geo-heritage site near Thirumalagiri village in Regonda Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally district, Telangana . The sandstone hill range runs roughly north–south and rises about 150 metres above the surround…

Kapuram Fort (Kapuram Khilla / Kapuram Guttalu) is located near Kapuram village, Malharrao Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally district, Telangana . The site consists of three distinct rocky hillocks rising approximately 200–250 feet (≈60–75 metres) above the surrounding forest. Located in the deciduous forest landscape of the Bhupalpally region, Kapuram Guttalu combines striking natural rock formations with remnants of historic fortification . Archae…