Best Places to Visit in Nagarkurnool – Temples, Waterfalls & Nature Escapes

1.TANK BUND

Nagarkurnool is all prepared to usher in its new wave of development with the transformation of Kesari Samudram, the agri-friendly irrigation tank, into a livable mini tank bund. Through a vision panacea from the Telangana government it will be converted from a long abandoned dam into a wonderful public space with multiple uses for a sanctioned budget of ₹10 crore.

What To Expect When Completed

• When Kesari Samudram Tank Bund is completed it will not simply be a water body; it will be a:
• A get away for families and locals over the weekend.
• An exercise center for joggers, bicycle riders and fitness fans.
• A field for leisure and picnics for youth and children.
• Six green urbanism which increases ecological balance and adds to the charm of the city.

Location: Kesari Samudram, Nagarkurnool Town, Telangana

2.Uma Maheswaram

The Uma Maheshwara Swamy temple is found in the lovely Nallamala woodland region close to Mannanur Village in Amrabad Mandal. The temple was erected at the time of Maurya Chandragupta in the second century. In the temple is a three side Shivalinga. black and white on one side and one with crimson on the other. The god in this temple is reportedly found in a naturally created cave. The constant stream of water from these hills on this lovely temple gives a feeling that Goddess Ganga is showering her purity here. There is a huge tank near the temple. It is one of the Jyotirlingas and a northern entrance to Srisailam. It sits upon a hill flanked by enormous trees.

The temple is sheltered by the hill ranges. A lot of sunshine does not hit this area during the day which leads to low temperatures throughout the year. It is also called: Poor Man’s Ooti. Papanasanam is about 200 meters away from the sanctum sanctorum, and water spills out behind huge rocks all the year.

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