A massive fortified citadel known for dramatic ramparts, commanding hilltop views, and clever acoustics (the famous “clap” effect). It’s strongly associated with the legendary diamond trade and the wider Deccan history—visiting feels like walking through layered kingdoms, gates, and courtyards.
About this place
History & highlights
Origins trace to an 11th-century Kakatiya fortification that later passed through the Bahmani sphere; it was fortified and made the capital by the Qutb Shahis. The fortress later fell to the Mughals in the late 17th century and remained a key historic site of the Deccan.
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