Hyderabad :
Hyderabad is the capital of the Indian province of Telangana and by right capital of Andhra Pradesh.Occupying 650 square kilometers along the banks of the Musi River, it has a populace of about 6.9 million and a metropolitan populace of about 7.75 million, making it the fourth most crowded city and 6th most crowded urban agglomeration in India. At a normal height of 542 metres,much of Hyderabad is arranged on sloping territory around counterfeit lakes, including Hussain Sagar—originating before the city's establishing—north of the downtown area.
Built up in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Hyderabad stayed under the standard of the Qutb Shahi administration for about a century prior to the Mughals caught the district. In 1724, Mughal emissary Asif Jah I proclaimed his power and made his very own line, known as the Nizams of Hyderabad. The Nizam's domains turned into a royal state amid the British Raj, and remained so for a long time, with the city filling in as its capital. The city proceeded as the capital of Hyderabad State after it was brought into the Indian Union in 1948, and turned into the capital of Andhra Pradesh after the States Reorganization Act, 1956. Since 1956, Rashtrapati Nilayam in the city has been the winter office of the President of India. In 2014, the recently shaped territory of Telangana split from Andhra Pradesh and the city turned into the joint capital of the two expresses, a transitional course of action planned to finish by 2025.
Srisailam :
Situated in a pleasant domain of Nallamalai Hills, 'Srisailam' the house Siva and Sakthi is on the correct side of the stream Krishna in Kurnool region of Andhra Pradesh. It is at an elevation of 476 meters over the ocean level, at Latitude of 16 12" North and Longitude of 78 5" East.
The directing Deities of this Kshetram God Mallikarjuna Swamy is one of the twelve Jyothirlingas and Goddess Bhramaramba Devi is one of the eighteen Mahasakthis and both are accepted to act naturally showed. The exceptional element of this Kshetram is the existing together of Jyothirlingam and Mahasakthi in one Temple complex, which is the uncommon and just of its sort.
At this place the waterway Krishna courses through a profound thin valley, around 100 meters wide and almost at a profundity of 1000 meters from the slope top. The waterway streams at a separation of 70 Km to the up of Srisailam and keeps on streaming in a similar valley for a further separation of 80 Km to the down till it comes to Nagarjunasagar. The tight stream of the waterway at such profound valley is fine looking and increasingly charming close Srisailam where it is called as Pathalaganaga. In reality the stream takes two rehashed twists at Pathalaganga with in a short separation and makes a huge stretch of high Plateau in each curve. The correct piece of it we have Srisailam and while on the left there is destroyed Chandraguptanagara which is referenced in the Skandapurana and furthermore a portion of the observed Literary works of twelfth to sixteenth hundreds of years.
In the conventional Hindu folklore, this Kshetram is recognized as the Kailasa on the earth and named as ILA - KAILASAM. Other than its legendary artifact, Srisailam is additionally having an ancient authentic vestige. Beginning from the Satavahanas who were the most punctual leaders of Andhradesa, the area around Srisailam shows up as a conspicuous religious focus and it keeps on being so into the present occasions. The inscriptional confirmations accessible at Srisailam are of the twelfth century A.D and subsequently, which is extremely charming. Be that as it may, the engravings having a place with different early recorded spots found in different parts of the Deccan and Andhra Pradesh, vouch for its chronicled artifact beginning from first century A.D. In this little book the sanctuary complex of Srisailam is investigated from the view purpose of sequence, craftsmanship and engineering, model and iconography.
It covers 5 Places near Srisailam :
- Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple
- Patala-ganga
- Paladara Panchadara
- Sikharam
- Sakshi Ganapathi
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1 :
- Pick-up From Hyderabad at 10:00 AM (From 3 Boarding Points)
- Reaches Srisailam by Evening 6 or 6.30 PM
- Visit 'Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple' same day by Night
- Night Halt at Srisailam with A/C Accommodation
Day 2 :
- After Breakfast From 9.30 AM to 12.30 PM Local Tour
- Visit to Patala Ganga
- Visit to Paladara Panchadara
- Sikharam
- Sakshi Ganapathi Temple
- Lunch Break 12.30 PM to 1.30 PM
- After 1.30 PM Bus leave from Srisailam to Hyderabad
- Reaching to Hyderabad by 7 or 7.30 PM
Note : Food does not included in this package.
Cancellation Policies :
- Less Than 24 Hrs. No Refund/No Postponement/No Cancellation
- Between 24 Hrs and 48 Hrs.50% On Other Facilities deducted
- More Than 48 Hrs.Rs.100% On Tours & 10% On Other Facilities deducted
- Full Postponement/Preponement Only Once.Further No Postponement/ No Preponement/No Cancellation
