Temples et contes de Kakatiya Un voyage à travers le temps et la pierre
Description
Bienvenue à la pierre angulaire de notre voyage à travers les villages verts luxuriants et les rochers de décan plato , paysages, campagne de l'Inde, sur le chemin conduire si l'une des plus grandes portions exposées au monde des batholites sont de grandes formations géographiques du refroidissement du magma, conduire continuer à Le temple Ramappa du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO et 12ème ce kakatiyas Monuments . Permet de percer ses secrets ensemble de Kakatiyas de warangal . kakatiyas en jachère Triple T Principe premier T - Temple ,, T - char , T - Ville , également des briques flottantes , la technologie bac à sable, la théorie de la lumière de Kakatiya encore difficile pour les jeunes ingénieurs du monde
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Le temple Ramappa, également connu sous le nom de temple Rudreshwara, est un temple hindou de style Kakatiya dédié au dieu hindou Shiva,. Une inscription dans le temple dit qu'il a été construit en l'an 1213 de notre ère par Recharla Rudra Reddy — un général du souverain Kakatiya Ganapati Deva (r. 1199–1262). Situé à proximité du lac Ramappa, le complexe du temple Ramappa, composé de trois temples, a été construit entre 1212 et 1234, conçu et architecte par Ramappa – qui lui a donné son nom. Marco Polo, lors de sa visite dans l'empire Kakatiya, aurait prétendument qualifié le temple d'« étoile la plus brillante de la galaxie des temples ». Le temple Ramappa se dresse sur une plate-forme en forme d'étoile de 6 pieds (1,8 m) de haut. La salle en face du sanctuaire a de nombreux piliers sculptés qui ont été positionnés pour créer un effet qui combine merveilleusement lumière et espace. Le temple porte le nom du sculpteur Ramappa, qui l'a construit, ce qui en fait le seul temple en Inde à porter le nom de son artisan.
Mille Piliers Temple L'endroit le plus populaire à visiter à Warangal est le Temple des Mille Piliers, situé à la base de la colline de Hanamkonda. Il a été construit au 12ème siècle par le roi Kakatiya Rudra Deva. Dédié principalement au Seigneur Shiva, ce temple est également connu sous le nom de Sri Rudreshwara Swamy Temple. Dans ce temple, trois divinités - le Seigneur Shiva, le Seigneur Vishnu et le Seigneur Surya sont adorées. Ils sont connus sous le nom de Trikutalayam. Il y a trois sanctuaires, un pour chaque divinité. Actuellement sous l'entretien de Archaeological Survey of India, ils ont magnifiquement restauré une partie de la région de Mandapam , Mille Piliers Temple est connu pour les piliers sculptés complexe. Une sculpture massive de Nandi, taillée dans un seul rocher, est une autre attraction de ce temple. Les éléphants taillés dans la roche et les gravures exquises au temple méritent également d'être remarqués. .
Fort de Warangal, qui remonte au 13ème siècle, la ville tire son nom du mot télougou Orugallu – ‘Oru’ signifiant un et le mot ‘gallu’ signifiant pierre. Par conséquent, la ville est également connue sous le nom d'Ekasila Nagaram. Elle a servi de capitale aux grands souverains Kakatiya, entre le et le . Les Kakatiyas, qui ont régné sur cet endroit pendant plus de 200 ans, ont construit de grands monuments et des merveilles architecturales telles que le célèbre fort de Warangal. Le fort de Warangal, qui est une attraction principale de la ville, est réparti sur un rayon de près de cinq kilomètres entre Warangal et Hanamkonda. Construit au XIIIe siècle, sous le règne du roi Kakatiya Ganapati Deva, le fort de Warangal est bien connu pour ses arcs et piliers gracieusement sculptés, avec quatre grandes portes en pierre. L'Archaeological Survey of India a classé ce fort Monument d'importance nationale. Le fort Warangal est constitué de trois murs circulaires concentriques comportant des fortifications défensives.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Nous allons chercher les clients du hall de l'hôtel
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(9)
The Temple and Tales of the Kakatiyas tour is an exceptional heritage experience that brings alive the grandeur, devotion, and brilliance of the Kakatiya dynasty. Covering the iconic Ramappa (Rudreshwara) Temple, Thousand Pillars Temple, and Warangal Fort, this journey offers a perfect blend of architecture, history, and storytelling. The Ramappa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is truly breathtaking. Its intricate carvings, finely sculpted pillars, and unique lightweight brick roof stand as a testament to the advanced engineering and artistic excellence of the Kakatiyas. The serene surroundings and timeless beauty make it a deeply spiritual and awe-inspiring experience. The Thousand Pillars Temple showcases extraordinary craftsmanship with its star-shaped design and richly carved pillars. Every detail reflects the precision and devotion of Kakatiya artisans. Walking through the temple feels like stepping into a living museum of stone art and sacred geometry. The journey concludes at Warangal Fort, where the majestic stone walls and the iconic Kakatiya Kala Thoranam narrate powerful stories of royal pride, resilience, and urban planning. Exploring the fort gives a vivid picture of the political, cultural, and military strength of the Kakatiya kingdom. What truly elevates this experience is the storytelling—each monument is brought to life through engaging tales of Kakatiya rulers, queens, architects, and warriors, making history both relatable and memorable. Overall, Temple and Tales of the Kakatiyas is a must-do tour with Expertise Guide Mr Srinu a great storyteller, archeology and his history knowledge is fantastic for heritage lovers, history enthusiasts, and cultural explorers. It leaves you with a deep sense of pride and admiration for Telangana’s rich past and the timeless legacy of the Kakatiya dynasty.
Thank you very such fantastic review your review and feedback give us more boost to work hard Regards Hyderabad by locals +918919222247
Wonderfully knowledgeable and pleasant tour guide. We learned so much and he was so kind and patient w/our kids (10, 6, 1)!
Thank you for your kind words. Regards Hyderabad by locals +918919222347
Wonderful experience learning about the Kakatiyas. Visited the Ramappa temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple carries a lot of history and I learnt so much thanks to my guide. It was an experience like no other. Takes one way back to the 12th century when the temple was built. This UNESCO monument is a must visit. You’ll go home more knowledgeable than you left 🤭 I also had the opportunity to visit The Thousand Pillar Temple which is dedicated to three deities namely Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu and Lord Surya. Being a person who is open to learning and understanding other religions, this excursion meant a lot to me. Our last stop was the Warangal Fort which served as capital of the great Kakatiya rulers. Come with an open mind to learn a lot of history. I can’t miss to appreciate my guide Mr. Sainath the historian 🤭 This man understands his craft and is so passionate about it. He loves what he does and he is so calm, accommodating, deep and his customer service is tops. He makes understanding the history of the Kakatiyas so easy. I would highly recommend him for this excursion. This was one guided excursion I would repeat again thanks to the organizers and a very competent guide. 100% recommend.
Thank you so much for fantabulous review. Regards Hyderabad by locals +918919222247
Great experience to see the temple in lanscape area.. with ceremonie, real india people so nice… I fully recommand the guide.
Thank you very much for your tou and review
Mr Srinu is an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and entertaining. The temples were interesting and worth the visit!
Thank you find time to write a review HYDERABAD by LOCALS +918919222247
We had an amazing trip to see these 3 temples of different eras. Incredibly interesting and even more special as we got blessings at each temple. Srinu was a brilliant guide and knowledgeable host and there was no question too stupid from us!! We also had a wonderful veg Thalia in Warangal. It is a long drive but worth it and you escape the craziness oh Hyderabad. Tip - wear flip flops as easy for temples and especially if it rains. If it is during Rainey season wear shorts and raincoat as you can get saturated and long trousers wet aren’t comfortable for a long day. Great day trip!
Thanks a lot 🙏 for review HYDERABAD by LOCALS +91 8919222247
Fantastic day, early start at 6.30am but well worth getting up early for. Beautiful scenery along the way, and the Temples of Kakatiya were breathtaking.Such a peaceful place, my guide Srinu was full of knowledge about everything, very interesting to learn from. I have a throughly lovely few days with Srinu and would definitely recommend him as a guide.
Thanks a lot for your time regards Hyderabad by locals +938919222247
We booked a tour for family friends Excellent guide and very good driver and car especially the tour for history lovers, spiritual seekers, and curious travelers alike, this is an unmissable journey. It inspires pride in India’s heritage and a deeper appreciation for the timeless stones that still whisper the glory of the Kakatiyas.” I strongly recommend this kakatiya tour .
Kusuma Suryakiran is an amazing Guide. He explained the history of Kakatiya dynasty, architectural details. Took time to explain the sculptures and construction techniques used in building this amazing temple . We now have better appreciation of this UNESCO monument.
Thank you very much for your kind words on guide and driver Regards Hyderabad by locals +918919222247
