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28 sites, drawn from the epigraphic record and from the Archaeological Survey’s 1900 inventory of the Nizam’s territories. Several are recorded nowhere else in the modern literature.

Map of the recorded sitesGodavariKrishnaTELANGANAHyderabadKarimnagarKhammamBhadrachalamRamappa TempleRamappa TempleGhanpur Temple ComplexGhanpur Temple ComplexPakhal LakePakhal LakeNeddigonda TempleNeddigonda TempleUparpalle TemplesUparpalle TemplesKusumanchi Inscribed ColumnKusumanchi Inscribed ColumnJidkal ReservoirJidkal ReservoirPaloncha FortPaloncha FortPillalamarri TemplesPillalamarri TemplesLaknavaram LakeLaknavaram LakeRamappa LakeRamappa LakeBayyaram TankBayyaram TankKesamudram TankKesamudram TankKatakshapur TemplesKatakshapur TemplesJakaram TempleJakaram TempleRachakonda FortRachakonda FortDevarakonda FortDevarakonda FortBhongir FortBhongir FortWarangal Fort, Thousand Pillar Temple, Bandri Gateway, Khasi Mahal, Konda Masjid, Bhadrakali Temple, Padmakshi Temple, Anumakonda Fort, Siddhesvara Temple, Aggalayya GuttaWarangal and Hanamakonda: 10 sites50 kmN
Position from a sourcePosition approximate, not yet verifiedModern town, for orientationBase map: Natural Earth (public domain), with modern state borders and towns for orientation.

Warangal and Hanamakonda

The twin towns hold many of the sites within a few kilometres of each other. The map shows them one by one.

Map of the sites in Warangal and HanamakondaHanamakondaKazipetWarangalWarangal FortWarangal Fort, Bandri Gateway, Konda MasjidWarangal Fort +2Thousand Pillar TempleThousand Pillar TempleKhasi MahalKhasi MahalBhadrakali TempleBhadrakali TemplePadmakshi TemplePadmakshi TempleAnumakonda FortAnumakonda FortSiddhesvara TempleSiddhesvara TempleAggalayya GuttaAggalayya Gutta1 kmN
Position from a sourcePosition approximate, not yet verifiedModern town, for orientationWalls of Warangal FortMain roadRailwayLake or tankRoads, railway, lakes, town names and fort walls: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).