Ramappa Temple & Lake

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Ramappa Temple at Palampet village is 70 kilometers from Warangal and about 200 kilometers from Hyderabad. The Ramalingeswara temple, popularly called Ramappa Temple, is a classic example of Kakatiyan architecture. The construction of the temple dates back to 1213 AD and originally there were said to be three structures but only one is presently intact.

The Shivalaya stands majestically on a six-ft high star-shaped platform. This temple is famous for its rich, intricate sculpture covered walls, pillars, brackets and ceilings.


Ramappa Lake
As was the tradition of Kakatiyan rulers, a tank was excavated adjacent to the temple, which is called the Ramappa lake and is known for its scenic beauty.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramappa_Temple
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Coordinates:   18°13'59"N   79°56'43"E

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  • ramapp is historical place.
  • It is a very beautiful place
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