Nuthankal Village | Nalgonda District | Telangana Nuthankal Waterfall is a charming seasonal cascade located near Nuthankal village in Nalgonda district, Telangana , approximately 130 km from Hyderabad . Unlike many hidden waterfalls that require strenuous treks, Nuthankal is easily accessible – just a short walk from the main road. It is situated close to Nalgonda town (about 25–30 km away), making it an ideal half‑day trip for families, casual tr…

Nalgonda District | Telangana | ~71 km from Hyderabad Bugga Waterfall (also known locally as Bugga Jhadu or Bugga Cheruvu) is a hidden trekker’s paradise in Nalgonda district, Telangana , approximately 71 km from Hyderabad . Unlike a single drop, this spot features a series of 8–10 small cascades spread over a stretch of forested stream. Reaching the falls requires a strenuous 1‑hour trek through dense scrub forest, rocky terrain, and seasonal stre…

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