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…

Pratapgiri Fort (Pedda Gutta) is located near Pratapgiri village, Kataram Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally district, Telangana , about 35 km from Bhupalpally town . It is traditionally described as a "Northern Gate" of the Telugu land and as a strategic hill fort associated with the Kakatiya period (12th–14th century), with later regional traditions connecting the surrounding forest to the Musunuri Nayakas. The fort is perched on a granit…

Bogatha Waterfall is located in Koyaveerapuram G, Wazeedu Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana , nestled in a forested landscape between Kaleswaram and Bhadrachalam. It is the second-biggest waterfall in Telangana and is popularly known as the "Niagara of Telangana" . The waterfall is formed by the Cheekupally Vagu (Chikupally stream) , part of the Godavari basin. It drops approximately 30 feet (≈9 metres) over a rocky ledge, creating a bro…

Seethanagaram Village | Gudur Mandal | Mahabubabad District | Telangana Bheemuni Paadam Waterfalls – also known as Bheemuni Padam – is situated near Seethanagaram Village in Gudur Mandal, Mahabubabad District, Telangana State, India . The name translates to "Bhima's footstep", rooted in a Pandava legend. The waterfall cascades from a height of about 70 feet into a semi‑circular pool, surrounded by dense forest and rocky cliffs. Locat…