Warangal district

Warangal district is an administrative region in Telangana comprising numerous villages and settlements spread across varied terrain. The landscape features agricultural fields, forested areas, and several streams that shape the local geography.

The district was established in 1867 as part of Hyderabad State and underwent administrative separation in 1956. It subsequently became part of Andhra Pradesh until it was incorporated into the newly formed Telangana state in 2014.

The Bathukamma flower festival brings women together to create elaborate floral arrangements that celebrate local customs passed through generations. This celebration connects community members through shared creative traditions.

The region is well connected to major cities through highways and rail networks, with regular bus services operating between administrative divisions. Travelers can move between villages and settlements fairly easily using public transportation.

The region contains prehistoric rock paintings at Pandavula Gutta and ancient stone structures documenting human occupation from the Paleolithic era. These archaeological findings reveal that the area has been inhabited for thousands of years.

Location: Telangana

Inception: 1867

Elevation above the sea: 92 m

Shares border with: Medak district

GPS coordinates: 17.95000,79.50000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:03