About Adilabad
Created in 1905 as a sub-district of Sirpur-Tandur, Adilabad derives its name from the ruler of Bijapur, Ali Adil Shah. Located on the northern boundary of Andhra Pradesh and sharing borders with Maharashtra, Adilabad has three rivers flowing through it, Godavari, Penganga and Wardha.
In the olden days it wad ruled by the Mughals, Mauryas as well as the Satavahanas and Chalukyas of south India.
Accommodation
There are a few hotels and lodges available in Adilabad which offer comfortable and reasonable rooms.
Tourist Attractions
Some of the major tourist attractions of Adilabad are
Basara which is home to a Saraswati Temple
Kuntala Waterfalls, near Kuntala
Kawala Wildlife Sanctuary, near Jannarama
Nirmal, a little town which is popular for the natural paintings
How to reach
Adilabad is reachable by rail and road. Trains from the western and southern parts of the country travel to Adilabad. The National Highway connects Adilabad to other parts of the country.
The state of Andhra Pradesh is a major tourist destination in India and many places can be visited in Andhra Pradesh by using the following links.
IndiaProfile.com offers online booking of Tour to Adilabad.
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