Places To Visit In Nizamabad
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1. Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary
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Located in the district of Medak and Nizamabad and named after the Pocharam lake, Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary houses a large number of species of flora and fauna.
2. Mallaram forest
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Places To Visit in Nizamabad
Lush green environment, invigorating air and quietness of the woods beckon one to this place, situated about 7 km south west of Nizamabad town. This place houses rocks that are about a billion years old.
3. Nizamsagar
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Places To Visit in Nizamabad
Located about 7 km south west of Nizamabad, Nizamsagar is a dam situated in Achampet village. The dam is constructed on river Manjira, a major tributary of the Godavari river.
4. Alisagar
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Places To Visit in Nizamabad
The perfect picnic getaway, Alisagar, is located about 13 km from Nizamabad. A sprawling 33 acres garden, complete with flora, a deer park and a lake, Alisagar, built by the Nizam of Hyderabad, is the place to spend an enjoyable day.
5. Neelakanteshwara temple
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Places To Visit in Nizamabad
The Neelkanteshwara temple is a classic example of Jain architecture and an important shrine for the Jains. Located on top of a hillock in Nizamabad, it is one of those shrines which are as beautifully located as they are peaceful and serene.
6. Ashoksagar
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Places To Visit in Nizamabad
Yet another location that synonymous with the town's serenity, Ashoksagar, situated about 7 km from Nizamabad, is another must see for travelers. It is an eco friendly tourist place and the main attraction are the rock gardens here.
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Day 2 Begin your second day by visiting the Neelakateshwara Temple and follow it up with your picks from the many beautiful religious monuments in the city such as the Basar Temple, Sarangpur Temple, and the Kentju Masjid. Next, pay a visit to the 400-year-old Domakonda Fort. The Archaeological and Heritage Museum at Nizamabad is also a good option for history buffs.
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