About Thousand Pillar Temple
Much famed Thousand Pillar temple is the standing example for the Kakatiya Empire’s culture and architectural style. The temple is located on the highway linking Warangal and Hanamkonda. Inside the temple there are three shrines dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva and Lord Surya. The pillars are built in such away, not even single pillar barricades the other shrines in the temple to be viewed. The temple was established in 11th century by King Rudra Deva of Kakatiya Dynasty. The ancient Vishwakarma Sthapatis of Kakatiya Dynasty had done a marvelous work in this temple. The Nandi statue of the temple was carved out of Black Basalt in Monolithic style and you can feel how well it was polished while touching the Nandi Statue. The platform over which the thousand pillar temple was built was actually elevated up to one meter. There is a star shaped portico which was supported by 200 pillars in front of the temple.
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Kamaldham Mandir Lotus Temple, Telangana
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Nestled in the serene surroundings of [Location], the Kamaldham Mandir Lotus Temple is a revered spiritual site and a must-visit for anyone...
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Thousand Pillar Temple, Warangal, Telangana
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Located in the town of Hanamakonda, Telangana State, the Thousand Pillar Temple is dedicated to Hindu deities Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. As the name...
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Bhadrakali Temple, Telangana
2.9 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
The much prominent attraction in Warangal, Bhadrakali Temple, was established by Pulikesi-II of Chalukyas Dynasty in 6th century. The Kakatiya...
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Kakatiya Rock Garden, Telangana
3 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Willing to have some memorable moments with family, then one should plan a visit to Kakatiya Rock garden during the stay in Warangal. This Garden...
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Warangal Fort, Telangana
7.9 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Dated back to 12th century, the Warangal Fort is a masterpiece of Kakatiya architecture. As per archaeological survey the original brick walls...
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Pakhal Lake and Wildlife Sanctuary, Telangana
13 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Pakhal Lake was established by King Ganapathi Deva of Kakatiya Dynasty. Dating back to 12th century, the lake sprawls around 30 square kilometers....
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Govindrajalu Gutta, Telangana
19.7 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Gutta means “hill” in Telugu. This hill houses a temple dedicated to Lord Rama atop. 100 rock cut steps help the tourists reach the top. At...
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Ghanpur Kota Gullu Group Of Temples, Telangana
58.8 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Being locally termed as "Kota Gullu", the Ghanpur Temples were established by King Ganapathi deva during Kakatiya reign. It is known throughout...
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Ramappa Temple, Telangana
63.8 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Ramappa Temple is located in a valley near Palampet village of Warangal District. As per the inscriptions found in the temple, the temple was...
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Museum of Mythology, Surendrapuri, Telangana
91.7 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Surendrapuri otherwise termed as “Mythological Awareness Center” is located some 60 KMs away from Hyderabad city. The center is the brain...
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Ramagiri Fort, Telangana
92.6 km from Thousand Pillar Temple - See map
Ramagiri Khilla or Ramagiri Fort is a magnificent place to be visited by anyone looking for a great day out in beautiful picturesque natural...
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