Ananthagiri Hills:

Ananthagiri is one of the few serene spots to visit in the state. It is 90kms away from Hyderabad in west Telangana in Vikarabad. Ananthagiri is a hot spot for tourists, nature lovers, and a lot of adventure activities such as rock climbing, rappelling, trekking, etc.

There are many picturesque places on this hill station including- Bhavanasi Lake, Katiki Waterfalls, Musi River, Tyda Park, Katiki Waterfalls, Musi River, & Padmapuram Gardens.

Medak Fort

Medak fort in Medak district, in the north-west of Telangana, is known to be an ideal trekking spot. People who visit this fort have to climb more than 500 steps to reach the top, which is at an altitude of 442 meters. Constructed during the rule of the Kakatiyain rulers in the 12th century, this fort is spread over 100 acres.

It is 100kms away from Hyderabad, and top attractions of the area include Archaeological Museum Kondapur, Pocharam Reservoir, and Medak church.

Kondamadugu

Kondamadugu is situated in the Yadadri district of Telangana. It is an ideal place for serene getaways and for people who love camping in the woods, rock climbing, trekking, and sightseeing.

It is 40 km from Hyderabad and has various locations around it for tourists. For beginners out there, this is a perfect place to start your adventure activities.

Mallela Theertham:

Mallela Theertham waterfall is located in the Nallamalla Forest in south Telangana. The waterfall is continuous around the year, and it only narrows a bit during summer. The waterfall amidst the forest is a sight to behold.

You can also visit Nallamala hills, Srisailam Dam, Shikaresvara temple and Rajiv Gandhi wildlife sanctuary when you plan a trip to this spot. It is 175 km away from Hyderabad, a perfect getaway from the buzz of the city.

Ali Sagar:

Ali Sagar Lake in Nizamabad is situated in the north-west of Telangana. It is known to be a popular trekking spot. It is a 4 hours (190km) drive from Hyderabad. It is one of the most serene and scenic places in the state.

People who visit this lake can also indulge in trekking, speed boating, and sightseeing. Do visit this place as there are many top attractions of the area like- Nizamabad fort, Ashok Sagar, Domakonda Fort, and Archaeological & Heritage Museum.

Bhongir Fort:

Located 100km from Hyderabad, Bhongir Fort is situated on a 182 m high hill at Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, Telangana. It was constructed in the 10th century by Tribhuvanamalla Vikramaditya VI, a Chalukya ruler.

It is an hour-long trek to the top of the hill, so make sure you carry enough food and water to stay hydrated. Canals are encircling the fort, underground chamber, trap doors, armory, barns, reservoirs, etc. making it an ideal getaway for history and adventure lovers.

Khilla Ghanpur

Khilla Ghanpur in Mahabubnagar district is in the south-west of Telangana. It is almost 2 hours and 111 kilometers away from Hyderabad. In the 13th century, Gona Ganapa Reddy and Recherla Padma Nayakulu built Ghanpu fort 500 m high by connecting two mountains.

There are numerous temples in the fort including Narasimha Temple, and Veerabhadra Temple with many caves on the hilltop. Jurala Dam, Pangal Fort, and Wanaparhy are some of the places to visit in the same district. The view of the countryside from the top makes it worth the climb!

Koilsagar Dam

Koilsagar Dam with Koilkonda Fort makes it one of the most adventurous spots in Mahbubnagar district, southwest Telangana.

The fort is about 130 km away from Hyderabad and 10 km from the Koilsagar Dam. One has to climb a deep abyss, a series of streams of River Peddavagu and a plight of stairs to reach the top of the fort.

Nagarjunakonda

Nagarjunakonda is one of the most-known places to visit around Hyderabad. 190kms away from the noise of the city, amidst the River Krishna and the remains of numerous Buddhist and Hindu shrines make it a perfect adventurous getaway for peace lovers.

One can indulge in activities like trekking, boating, shopping, and sightseeing. Top attractions in the area include- Dhamma Nagajjuna, Gandhi Chowk, Kaman Bazaar, Nagarjunakonda Caves & Museum, and Nagarjunasagar Dam.