Gundala Waterfalls is a seasonal waterfall near Gundala village in Tiryani mandal, Komaram Bheem Asifabad district, Telangana . The waterfall lies in a remote forested landscape and is best known for its monsoon flow. Published reports describe access from Rompalli village through Tiryani , while another approach is available from the Dandepally side of neighbouring Mancherial district . The longer Tiryani route involves a substantial forest walk, …

Cave Shrines of Kumuram Bheem Asifabad District (Jangubai, Bhuyari Pochamma & Siddheshwara) – lesser-known cave shrines associated with the Adivasi cultural and religious landscape of northern Telangana. They are located in the hilly and forested areas of Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district , formerly part of Adilabad district. The best-documented of the three is Jangubai Cave Temple in the Shankarloddi–Maharajguda/Kota-Parandholi area of Keramer…

Mitta Waterfalls , also known as Sapthagundala or Saptha Gundalu , is a scenic group of seven seasonal waterfalls near Pittalaguda village in Lingalapur mandal , Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district, Telangana. The waterfalls are located about 100 km from Asifabad and are surrounded by tall hills and dense forest. The district administration describes the site as a series of seven waterfalls and notes that visitors must trek through rough and uneven ter…

Savatula Gundam Waterfalls (also spelled Samthula Gundam or Samthulagundam ) is a seasonal waterfall in Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district, Telangana . The waterfall is associated with the Venkatapur area of Asifabad Mandal and is officially listed among the district's places of interest. Sources commonly place it at about 30 km from Asifabad town . The falls are a relatively lesser-known natural attraction associated with the forested landscape o…

Ramagiri Fort (also Ramagir Fort) is located atop the Ramagiri Hills near Begumpet Village in Ramgiri Mandal, Peddapalli District, Telangana . The fort is nestled in a thickly forested area and offers views toward the Manair and Godavari rivers . It is traditionally known by names such as Ratnagarbha (treasury of gems) and Aaram-Giri (hill of rest), and regional tourism literature has described it as one of the most formidable or "unconquerab…