Kongala Waterfalls , locally known as Puli Madugu Jalapatham , is a pristine waterfall hidden in the dense forests of Kongala Village, Wazeedu Mandal, Mulugu District, Telangana . The waterfall is nicknamed the ‘V‑fall’ because of its distinct V‑shaped formation. Formed by the Loddimadugu Vagu (stream), it cascades down approximately 70 feet (30 metres) into a wide natural pool, making it a perfect spot for swimming and nature immersion. Surrounded by the Kongala–Dulapalli forest range, the area is excellent for birdwatching and wildlife spotting. The site requires a 2 km trek from the village (≈45 minutes). Best visited June–November during and after the monsoon when the flow is spectacular. …

Photo: Surya Vajja Crescent Waterfalls (also called Kothikuntla or Alapaka ) are located near Alubaka [Z] village in the Venkatapuram–Wazeedu forest belt of Mulugu district (formerly Warangal). They can be accessed from the general vicinity of Wazeedu/Venkatapur , not far from the route leading to the famous Bogatha Waterfall . This region is known for its cluster of hidden waterfalls, making Crescent Falls one of the most spectacular discoveries in recent years. Kothikuntla Alapaka Crescent Falls is one of the tallest and most remote waterfalls in Telangana, hidden deep within the forests of Venkatapur–Wazeedu region, Mulugu District . With an estimated drop of around 900–1000 feet , it stan…

Gaddalasari Waterfalls (also known as Jin Thogu) is a spectacular plunge waterfall hidden in the dense forests of Veerabhadravaram Village, Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu District, Telangana . Estimated at around 700 feet , it is considered the second-highest waterfall in Telangana and one of the tallest cliff drops in the region. The waterfall is so tall that strong winds often disperse the falling water before it reaches the ground, creating a mesmerizing snake-like cascade. The surrounding area also holds archaeological significance, with Paleolithic stone tools discovered nearby. The trek to Gaddalasari involves a 9 km round journey from Ramachandrapuram village through dense forest terrain.…

Medaram Jathara (Sammakka Sarakka Jatara) is a biennial tribal festival held in Medaram village, Tadvai Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana , about 100 km from Warangal and 270 km from Hyderabad . It is recognised as the largest tribal religious congregation in Asia and arguably the world's largest tribal festival – often called the "Kumbh Mela of Telangana" . The four‑day festival honours the forest goddesses Samakka and her daughter Sarakka , tribal heroines who led a revolt against the Kakatiya rulers in the 13th century. The festival is held every two years in February (Magha Shuddha Pournami) . Over 1 crore (10 million) devotees from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maha…

Bogatha Waterfall is located in Koyaveerapuram G, Wazeedu Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana , nestled in a dense forest between Kaleswaram and Bhadrachalam. It is the second highest waterfall in Telangana and is often called the "Niagara of Telangana" . The waterfall is formed by the Cheekupally Vagu (Chikupally stream) , which merges with the Godavari River. It drops from a height of 30 feet (≈9 metres) in multiple parallel streams into a large natural pool, making it ideal for safe swimming and picnics. The site has been developed by the Telangana government with a park, watchtower, and walking paths. The waterfall is about 30 km from Eturnagaram , 120 km from Bhadrach…