Make A Sharp Journey To The Historical Places Of Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh, is the fourth largest state in the Indian country. Hyderabad is the capital of Andhra Pradesh and Telugu is the most broadly spoken language. Andhra Pradesh is a state crammed with exciting culture and rich heritages. There are so many historical places over here like pilgrimages, Forts, Museums etc.

Charminar: 

Charminar is a monument located in the City of Hyderabad which is the capital city of the State of Andhra Pradesh in South India. Charminar is one of the most significant landmarks of the city. The monument was built by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591 to honor the eradication of plague.
Charminar is a beautiful and impressive square monument. Each side measures 20 m, and each of the corners has a tall, pointed minaret. These four gracefully carved minarets soar to a height of 48.7 m above the ground, imposing the landscape for miles around. Each minaret has four stories, marked by a delicately carved ring around the minaret. Unlike the Taj Mahal, Charminar's four fluted minarets of Charminar are built into the main structure. Inside the minarets 149 winding steps guide the visitor to the top floor, the highest point one can reach, which provides a panoramic view of the city. Thus here by Charminar is considered to be one of the most stunning Monuments among all the historical places India.

Warangal Fort:

Warangal Fort is also well-known for some delicate gateways that have become a icon of Andhra Pradesh Tourism. The fort has 45 towers and pillars spread all over. The outstanding feature about the main gateway comprises of the four gigantic pillars, which have been crafted out of a single rock. Warangal Fort includes 3 rawports, among which 2 are of mud, as the 3rd and the internal most one is built of stone. Inside the fort there are Sambhuni gudi, Venkatesswara temple, Keerthi Toranas and Kushmahal. Even though most of the fort is ruined these days. But still Warangal fort is among the most excellent attractions in Andhra Pradesh.

Golconda Fort:

Golconda Fort is one of the most amazing monuments, located 11 km. from Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh. The name of Golconda originates from the telgu words "Golla" and "Konda" which means 'shepard's hill'. One of the most significant features of this fort is that the sounds of hands clapped at the entry gate can be heard quite clearly at the top of the hill. The bulk of the ruins of this fort, date from the time of the Qutub Shahi kings, who had ruled this area in the 16th and 17th century. The fortress is built on a granite hill 120 metres high, surrounded by massive crenellated ramparts.So this fort is deemed to be the historical places India.

Qutb Shahi Tombs:

Qutb Shahi Tomb is Located about a kilometer north from Golconda Fort, the Qutub Shahi tombs represent the most authentic and majestic display of the Qutub Shahi dynasty. The galleries of the smaller tombs are of a single storey while the larger ones are two storied. In the centre of each tomb is a sarcophagus which overlies the actual burial vault in a crypt below. The domes were originally overlaid with blue and green tiles, of which only a few pieces now remain. This tombs are said to be the oldest historical places India.

Bhongir Fort:

The Bhongir Fort is similar to the other forts of the region as it has a moat that encircles the fort, a vast underground chamber, trap doors, an armory, stables, ponds, wells etc. Bhongir is located only 50 kms away from Hyderabad. The rock on which the fort is has a unique egg-shaped construction with two entry points confined by huge rocks, so the fort was considered practically invincible by invading armies.

Enchant Your Journey Behind The Enlightened Path To Karnataka

Historical Places of South India - Karnataka

Karnataka is a state inflated with few of the most of the pilgrimages like Forts & Palaces  and Divine temples in India. Karnataka adds up as an experience to remember for a lifetime. The Indian historical places of Karnataka are so tremendous that you will be tempted to visit and explore each and every one of them. Add to it, there are so many beautiful temples, historical sites and art galleries that are no less interesting to explore.

Mysore Palace:

Mysore palace is now one of the most famed tourist attractions in India after Taj Mahal with more than 2.7 million visitors. Mysore palace, designed by a famous English architect, the Saracenic style Mysore Palace was built in place of an existing palace that was burnt down in 1897. The enchanting Mysore Palace represents a fine blend of Hindu and Muslim architectural styles.The visitors are allowed to visit the palace, but they are not allowed to take photographs inside the palace. Mysore palace is one of the most stunning atrraction among the Indian historical places.

Gol Gumbaz: 

The Gol Gumbaz is located at Bijapur, Karnataka. It is the crypt of Mohammad adib Shah, the King of Bijapur. The tomb of his wife and daughter were also placed here.The structure of the tomb is of quare-shaped,  which is crowned by a huge dome. It is constructed in Islamic architecture style and its height ends upto 60 metres. This magnificent dome is the second largest one in the world.

Hampi Ruins:

Hampi, as it is popularly known today was the medieval capital of the Hindu empire Vijayanagara (the City of Victory). Hampi in the Karnataka state of India is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and also the major Indian historical places.  Hampi ruin is spread over a large area. That is more than 25 sq.km or 10 sq.miles. Hampi is charismatic even in its ruined state. It attracts thousands of tourists and pilgrims every year. Vast stretches of boulder-strewn hills make the backdrop of Hampi unique. Hampi Ruins are the most exceptional place among Indian historical places of Karnataka.

Fort of Seven Rounds:

Fort of Seven Rounds is located in the city of Chitradurga. The martial miracle that it is, has 19 gateways and 38 postern entrances, of which the fourth is certainly the best. There is a cave temple to the west of the wall is worth visiting.

Lotus Palace:

Of the non-religious buildings in Hampi, probably the most photogenic is the Lotus Mahal. This elegant two-storeyed marquee is located in the Zenana enclosure. This palace is a wonderful fusion of the Hindu and Islamic styles of architecture which are unlike from the awesome splendors of Hampi's temples.

Badami Caves:

Badami Caves are situated in the northern side of Karnataka. The place is famous for the magnificent rock cut cave temples. There are in all four cave temples of which two are devoted to Lord Vishnu, one to Lord Shiva and the fourth one is a Jain temple. The most significant part of historical heritage at Badami cave temples are inscriptions in old Kannada script.

Gulbarga Fort:

This is the most wonderful and charming monument in Gulbarga, Karnataka. This grand fort was built by the ruler of Gulbarga, who was Raja Gulchand. The fort itself has 15 towers. Inside the fort you can find the fort premises, ancient temples, and outstanding mosques. Large buildings, carriages and stable, are found within the fort premises. You will also see big and spacious courtyards, corridors and halls.

Tipu's Fort : 

In Bangalore lies the leftovers of Tipu's Fort - a silent evidence of Tipu's battle against British regime. The fort was constructed during 1781-179 and was the summer dwelling of Tipu Sultan. It is a two-storied wooden structure, carved out of Teakwood with decked pillars, concave arches and balconies. Today the fort house is a museum adorned with earliest artifact of Hyder-Tipu regime.

So, come to Karnataka – which is an incredible state of India and unearth its hidden treasures. Explore  Indian historical places of Karnataka's. Hence, Karnataka plays an important role to make the trip to South India unforgettable.