79 Places to Visit Near Bhopalpatnam

Best Time: October-March

Warangal is the region central station and the second biggest city in Telangana after Hyderabad. A well-known end of the week escape from Hyderabad, Warangal presents an excellent mix of history, cultural energy, architectural perfect works of art and entrancing nature. Warangal draws in a colossal number of travellers during the time because of elements such as authentic historical noteworthiness, the assortment of brilliant landmarks found in the city...

Best Time: October to March

India, the land of Gods and Goddess, cultural diversity and grandeur, is home to a town called Bhadrachalam. A town of extreme importance in the Hindu mythology known for its many temples dedicated to Lord Rama. It is famous pilgrimage spot, situated on the banks of majestic Godavari River, in the southern part of Telangana.  Thousands of devotees from all across the globe visit this pace to relive instances from the Hindu holy book, Ramayana. Away fro...

Best Time: From October to March

Originally known as Tarlapal and Dantawali, the little town of Dantewada gained its name from the presiding deity Ma Danteshwari. It is one among the 52 Shakthi Peethas in Hindu Mythology. Dantewada is blessed with an abundance of mineral resources and is one of the famous iron ore mining sites in the country. Deposits of Uranium, Granite, Limestone, and marble are also present, giving the area high economic importance. What makes Dantewada different f...

Best Time: October to March

Found on the banks of River Munneru, a tributary of Krishna River, Khammam is one of the best tourist destinations in the state of Telangana. Khammam acquired its title from 'Stambadri', a mountain on which an antiquated Narasimha temple is constructed. Stambadri was summoned Kambam Mettu, which was subsequently changed to Khammam. Khammam district is recognised for its natural sources like coal and iron ore. It is furthermore renowned for its natural c...

Best Time: October to February

Located in the newly formed state of Telangana, Nalgonda is a town deeply rooted in old traditions with ancient temples, forts, and scenic views that can be a real treat for the eyes. It derives its name from two Telugu words, namely 'Nalla' and 'Konda' that translates to the Black Hills. Located between two hills, this place is sure to wipe you off your feet with its refreshing, yet surprising surrounding sites. This quaint town is surrounded by Krishn...

Best Time: October - February

Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is a tiger reserve in Maharashtra. It has been a popular tourist destination for wildlife enthusiasts. It is popular as the chances for sighting a tiger it is very high, unlike many other tiger reserves.

Best Time: October-March

Located in the banks of River Krishna in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh, Amaravathi is a famous pilgrimage site, mostly among Buddhists. It is a beautiful sightseeing tourist place for its beautiful architectural temples and shrines that adorn this beautiful town. Pilgrims from all over the country come to get the blessing from this famous Hindu Temple Amareswara that is situated here. Amaravathi is the home of the famous meditating site of Buddhists...

Best Time: October to March 

Sometimes called the gateway district to South and Central India, Adilabad is a small town discovered in the northern region in the state of Telangana, India. Bustling with the songs of the blabbering waterfalls, mild refreshing breeze and buzzing with throbbing culture Adilabad is in itself a paradise. The town is bestowed with an eventful history and now it beholds an incredible blending of several customs and beliefs. It is one of the most picturesqu...

Best Time: September to March

Hyderabad as a city represents the gentle amalgamation of the old and new. This city is the epitome of grandeur and royalty. It has managed to flourish and grow all the while retaining the old world charm it is famous for. Perhaps it is this contrast of eventful bazaars, old mosques and posh high rise buildings and malls that makes this city so intriguing. The historical significance of this in the Indian cannot be described in words. From the iconic la...

Best Time: The best time to visit Vijayawda is during the Indian winter season which extends from mid November till Febrruary. The temperatures vary from 10 to 30 degrees and the weather remains pleasant. It is advisable to avoid travelling to the city during summer as the mercury level rises to about 40 degrees.

The humble city in the state of Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is surrounded by the marvels of nature. The place is situated on the banks of holy river Krishna and is located amidst the Indrakeeladri hills on the west and Budameru river on the north. This picturesque city is not only known for its scenic beauty including blooming flowers and trees laden with scrumptious and delicious fruits but it is also known for the archaic buildings and monuments contri...

Best Time: December-February

Nizamabad is generally favored by explorers, family, and couples. Nizamabad is a tourism place in Andhra Pradesh, is suitably known as a rich legacy site. It is where time recounts accounts of the great history of the Nizams who once controlled this spot and where various groups and societies coincide in immaculate amicability. Nizamabad is similarly honored by Mother Nature too with wonderful lakes like Alisagar and Nizamsagar making it an ideal synchr...

Best Time: October to March

The mountain range of Papikondalu runs along the western side of the serenading Godavari and is a favorite spot for a weekend getaway. It is marked by the converging sight of the majestic hills and the glistening water, that when paired with the non-commercial populace commands the attention of any of who are looking for an escape route from the busy city life. This physical trait of the destination is fondly related to the center portion of a woman's h...

Best Time: October-March

Positioned amongst the most established urban communities in the Indian subcontinent, Rajahamundry is an excellent city situated on the banks of the Godavari River. The city, which is known as the Cultural capital of Andhra Pradesh, is likewise alluded to as the 'Conceived City', called in light of the fact that artist Nannayya gave the concept of Telugu to make it a language. Nannayya, the principal Telugu artist, was conceived in this city. It was rul...

Best Time: October-February

Situated at a distance of roughly 150 km from Hyderabad, Nagarjunasagar is one of the favoured and most well-known ends of the week escape from Hyderabad, promising captivating time to each and everybody. Nagarjunasagar, a significant spot for the Buddhists everywhere throughout the world, is a community situated in the southern Indian province of Telangana. Aside from being a pilgrimage centre, the spot fills in as an exceptionally prevalent tourist go...

Best Time: October - March

Nagarjunakonda or Nagarjuna Hills is located 150 km from Hyderabad. The town is famous for being India’s richest Buddhist site and draws travelers from across the country. Ancient Buddhist civilization was excavated during the construction of the Nagarjuna Sagar Reservoir in the Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh. Visiting Nagarjunkonda is like traveling into the past. Toward one side stands, in the expressions of Pt Jawaharlal Nehru, "one of the best...

Best Time: October- March

Samalkot, Situated in the East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh, is a popular tourist destination for the devotees of Lord Shiv. Full of temples it is no less than a holy shrine for a lot of people. The atmosphere here is mostly religious, with the maximum people living here being devotees of Lord Shiv and Vishnu. The Best time to visit the place is during Maha Shivratri when people are at their best and thus the city is at its best. The entire city...

Best Time: October-March

Kakinada, formerly known as Cocanada, is one of the largest cities in the state of Andhra Pradesh. It lies in the Eat Godavari district. The city has a population of 3.43 lakhs. The city is divided into two regions, which is connected by bridges. The main economy of the city depends on agriculture like rice, corn, bio fuel etc, fishing like shrimp, prawns etc and industrial products like chemicals, iron ore etc. The main exports from the Kakinada port i...