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Last Updated: May 28, 2026
💧 Sabitham Waterfalls (Gauri Gundala) 100‑ft monsoon cascade | Thick forest & hillocks | Peddapalli district, Telangana
🌊 Sabitham Waterfalls (locally called Gauri Gundala) – a seasonal waterfall located near Sabitham village, Peddapalli Mandal, Peddapalli District, Telangana . Situated about 45 km from Peddapalli town on the Peddapalli–Manthani road, this waterfall is hidden in a thick forest surrounded by hillocks. The water originates from the Gattusingaram hillocks and plunges from a height of nearly 100 feet (30 metres) onto the rocks below. The waterfall attracts large crowds during the monsoon (July–November), with up to 4,000 visitors on holidays . Local traders sell …
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Gundala Waterfalls
Last Updated: May 28, 2026
💧 Gundala Waterfalls Remote forest cascade in Komaram Bheem Asifabad | 7–8 km trek | Two routes | Hidden gem of North Telangana
🌊 Gundala Waterfalls – a pristine, lesser‑known waterfall nestled deep in the dense forests of Gundala village, Tiryani Mandal, Komaram Bheem Asifabad district, Telangana . Located approximately 300 km from Hyderabad , this scenic nature wonder is a paradise for hardcore nature lovers and trekkers. The waterfall is accessible via two routes: a shorter road approach from Dandepally (Mancherial district) that brings you within a kilometer of the falls, or a longer, more rewarding trek of 7–8 km through the forest from Rompapally village (via Tiryani), clim…
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Khilla Ghanpur Fort
Last Updated: May 28, 2026
13th‑century hill fortress | Two mountains joined by Recharla & Gona kings | Secret tunnels | Ganapa Samudram lake | Wanaparthy district, Telangana
🏔️ Khilla Ghanpur Fort (Ghanpur Fort) – a historic hill fort located in Ghanpur village & mandal, Wanaparthy district, Telangana . Built in the 13th century by Recharla Padma Nayakulu and Gona Ganapa Reddy (Gona Ganna Reddy) , the fort was constructed by joining two mountains. It was a strategic stronghold that witnessed numerous battles between the Bahamanis, Vijayanagara kings, Bijapur sultans, and Qutb Shahis. The name “Ghanpur” is derived from the Kakatiya ruler Ganapathi Deva . The fort features two secret tunnels (one lea…
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Kortikal Falls
Last Updated: May 28, 2026
💧 Kortikal Waterfalls Wayside monsoon cascade | 5m drop | NH44 roadside pool | Near Nirmal, Telangana
🌊 Kortikal Waterfalls – a seasonal roadside waterfall located near Kortikal and Bandam Ragadi villages, Nirmal district, Telangana . Situated just 15 km from the famous Kuntala Waterfall and 15 km from Nirmal town, this 5‑meter‑high cascade comes alive during the monsoon (August–October). The water plunges from a short but wide rock formation into a vast pool below. It lies right next to the four‑lane NH44 (formerly NH7) , making it a perfect pit stop for travellers heading into the Adilabad interior. The waterfall is seasonal – best visited in peak monsoon when the flow is stron…
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