Warangal Food Cuisines Andhra Pradesh | Cuisines of Warangal South India

Warangal

Warangal food includes both vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. Different kinds of spices are used for making dishes delicious. These dishes are served with pickles.

Mango pickle is the most popular amongst Warangalites. Famous south Indian dishes like Idli, Dosa can be readily found in the restaurants. Snacks being used by the people of Warangal are made from vegetables with “Gram Powder”.

These vegetables are chopped into the Gram Powder and spices are added and then fried in the oil. Another famous item is “Hyderabadi Biryani”.

Innumerable desserts are popular in the Warangal, among those few are as follows Bread and Cashew nut Pudding and Stewed Apricot Dessert.

Warangal Food and Cuisines :

Warangal City is famous for the food items such as mirchi bajji (mirapakaya bajji), aavakaaya pickle, gongura pickle , with traditional Andhra style meals and common breakfast items such as Idli , pesara/ravva/attu dosa, and puri. The common masala stands, jilebi push-carts, sugar cane juice sellers can be noticed in every corner of the city. There are also fast food and pizza outlets. The city has many lodgings, inns and hotels in every corner.

Tourist Spots in Warangal:

* Thousand Pillar Temple: Rudra Deva built this in 1163 in the style of Chalukyan temples, star shaped and triple shrined.

* Warangal Fort: Warangal fort, which dates back to the 13th century, is 2 km away from the Warangal Railway station. The fort has famous stone gateways, about 30 feet high and still

* Planetarium and Musical Garden: There is a planetarium and a beautiful garden near to Bhadrakali Temple. The garden has a good sound and light shows with water fountains.

* Ramappa Temple: also known as Ramalingeswara Temple, this temple is situated in Palampet village, 70 km from Warangal. This is a beautiful monument dating back to 1213. It displays the glory and richness of the Kakatiya kingdom.

* Bhadra Kali Temple: Situated on a hilltop between Hanamkonda and Warangal, it is noted for its stone image of the Goddess Kali. The temple is located on the banks of the "Bhadrakali" lake.

* Samakka-Sarakka Jatra: It is a biennial event held once in every two years. People from almost all the South Indian states come to worship these deities.

* Siddeshwara Temple: built in 3rd century, its one of the paschima dwara mukha temple (that is the entrance will be The 1000 Pillar Templefrom west)

* Jain Temple at Kolanpak or Kolanupaka: The 2,000-year-old Jain temple of Mahavira is a famous place of worship for Jains in the country. The temple is embellished with beautiful images of Tirthankaras. The 5 ft high image of Mahavira is carved entirely out of jade.

* Pembarti village: famous for brassware lies on the Warangal-Hyderabad highway, 15 km from Jangaon and 10km before Aler town.

* Sri Veeranarayana Temple: This temple was built in the Chalukyan style around 1104.

* Pakhal Lake: A man-made lake built in 1213 by the Kakatiya king, Ganapathideva, by harnessing a small tributary of the Krishna River. It is located 50 km from Warangal and spreads over an area of 30 km².

* Vanavigyan Kendra: Situated on Hunter Road between Hanamkonda and Warangal.

* Komaravelli: Komaravelli is holy place where devotees worship Komaravelli Mallana Swamy. Komaravelli is situated just before 10 km from Siddipet while going from Hyderabad/Secundrabad. There is no train facility here, and it can only be reached by road.

* Bussapur: a suspension bridge is here. it is 178mts long and is located on laknavaram lake.

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