Rangareddi tourist places

Located in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, Rangareddy is a district, which was formed on 15th August, 1978. The city of Hyderabad serves as the administrative centre of this destination. Situated in the Central Part of the Deccan Plateau, the destination, on the north is bounded by Medak District and on the south by Mahaboobnagar District. On the east, the destination is surrounded by Nalgonda District, while on the west lies Gulbarga District. According to the history, the destination until 1948 was under the rule of Nizams of Hyderabad. Formerly, the district was known as Hyderabad Rural District, however later it was renamed as K.V. Ranga Reddy District. This new district was formed from the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad along with some urban areas of Hyderabad District. Owing to the strong influence of Hyderabad and Secunderabad, the destination has been a melting point of different cultures, languages, traditions, religions, civilisations and races. Mostly a cosmopolitan urban culture can be seen in this district due to the migration of people from different parts of India to this region for academic and educational purposes. Some of the most prominent attractions of the region include Shamirpet Lake, Maheshwaram, Anantagiri Hills and Chilkur. Flights, buses and trains are all available for tourists travelling to this destination. For those travelling by air can board flights to the nearest airport, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, which is located in Hyderabad. Trains are also available, which are served by the Vikarabad Junction Railway Station. In addition, tourists can also board buses, which operate from cities like Hyderabad and Secunderabad to this district. The best time to explore this destination is between October and February.

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The Ramoji Film City

          The Ramoji Film City, situated in the Rangareddy District, is a film studio complex, equipped with comprehensive facilities for filmmaking,,that attracts a large number of producers towards it. Guided tours of the complex are provided for visitrs. It also comprises an area that hosts reconstructions from the Mauryan era.

Maheshwaram

          Maheshwaram is a popular pilgrimage centre situated in the Rangareddy District. The main attraction of the place is the ruins of an ancient Shiva temple. Apart from this temple, the place also comprises two fortresses namely Shiva Ganga and Vishnu Ganga, along with a Kacheri House of Akkanna and Madanna and four ministers of the Bhaktha Ramdas era; as well as the Kodanda Ramalayam and the Shivaji Durgam. Every edifice present at this place can be dated back to more than 500 years. The smaller temples of Maheshwaram are known for their exquisite sculptures and detailed carvings.

Chilkur

          The Village of Chilkur is a small village situated in the premises of Himayath Sagar Lake of Rangareddy District. This village is not only a scenic spot, but is also a religious site due to the presence of a large Balaji temple at the place. Situated close to the Sagar Lake, the temple is an ancient one and is dedicated to Lord Balaji. Chilkur is also home to a National Deer Park, which was established with the purpose of protecting and nurturing the fauna of this region.

Sanghi

          Sanghi is a temple complex built by the Sanghi Family, in the Rangareddy District. This temple has been built completely in marble and was sculpted by the renowned craftsman Sri Ganapathy Stapathy. This temple complex, collectively called as `Paramanandagiri’, comprises temples of Lord Hanuman, Lord Rama, Lord Ganesha, Lord Venkateshwara, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Durga and Goddess Ashtalakshmi.

Durgam Cheruvu

          Durgam Cheruvu is another significant lake of the Rangareddy District. This lake is the most unspoilt and the quietest one in the region. Its surroundings include unique rock mounds, whose presence here marks the boundaries of the plateau of this lake. The ‘Cheruvu’ or the lake is also a popular weekend getaway for the urban population. Boat rides, video games and food stalls are other options for spending time here.