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Last Updated: June 05, 2026
Tatikonda | Quilla of Telangana’s Folk Hero | Stone-Base Mud Wall with Four Bastions
📍 Thatikonda Fort (also Tatikonda) is located in Thatikonda village, Station Ghanpur mandal, Jangaon district , Telangana. The hill fort was built in the 17th century by Sardar Sarvai Papadu (Papanna) , a local leader who defied Mughal imperial authority and revolted against the Golconda Nawabs. It is a protected monument under the Telangana State Archaeology Department, but faces neglect and weather-related damage.
🏛️ 17th-century hill fort (c. 1678 AD) 👑 Built by Sardar Sarvai Papanna (Papadu) 🛡️ Square gadi: 5.36 acres 🧱 Stone base (3 ft) + mud upper walls (16–20 ft) 🏛️ 4 stone bastio…
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Pembarti Rural Tourism
Last Updated: June 05, 2026
Pembarthi (also spelled Permbarti) is a quaint village in Jangaon district, Telangana , located 80 km from Hyderabad on NH 163. World‑famous for its intricate brassware craftsmanship, this village is a direct link to the glorious Kakatiya dynasty . The rhythmic clink of mallets against brass sheets has echoed here for centuries, transforming dull metal into exquisite idols, figurines, utensils, and decorative art. In 2010, the craft received the Geographical Indication (GI) tag , and in 2023, Pembarthi was honoured as Best Tourism Village (Silver Category) for its sustainable development and heritage tourism.
🏺 GI Tag: 2010 🏆 Best Tourism Village 2023 🛕 Kakatiya Heritage 👥 4,096 Popul…
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Zaffergadh Fort (Velpugonda)
Last Updated: May 28, 2026
Historic twin‑hill fortress | Swayambhu Narasimha temple | 5 km rampart | Jangaon district, Telangana
🏔️ Zaffergadh Fort – a historic hill fort located in Zaffergadh village and mandal, Jangaon district, Telangana . Originally known as Velpugonda , the fort was renamed after Zaffarudhaula , a subedar of the Golconda Nawabs who made it his capital in the 18th century. The village sits in a valley flanked by two hills – Chinnagutta and Peddagutta – with a massive stone rampart (5 km in circumference) and a deep moat surrounding the entire settlement. Three grand darwazas (gates) – Khammam, Patnam, and Hanamkonda – regulate access. On Peddagutta stands the Swayambhu Sri Lakshminarasi…
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Palakurthy Someshwara Temple
Last Updated: May 28, 2026
Palakurthy Someshwara Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temple – a historic cave temple situated atop a hillock in Palakurthy Mandal, Jangoan District, Telangana . The temple is unique because two deities – Lord Shiva (Someshwara) and Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy – reside in two adjacent natural caves at a height of about 120 metres above ground. The pradakshina path (circumambulation path) around the two caves is naturally carved by rock formations. The hill also contains a dilapidated Surya temple and an ancient Koneru (temple tank) . This place was a prominent centre of the Veerashaiva movement in the 12th century and is the birthplace of the famous Telugu poet Palkuriki Somanatha (also known as Palak…
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