MEDAK FORT ఇక్కడ చాలా రహస్య ప్రదేశాలు ఉన్నాయి || Part - 1 || Unique trails vlogs

Medak Fort in Telangana, India has a rich history as a command post and a popular tourist attraction: Construction: The Kakatiya ruler Pratapa Rudra built the fort in the 12th century. The fort was originally called "Methuku Durgam" in Telugu, which means "cooked rich grain". Command post: The fort was a command post for the Kakatiyas, and later for the Qutb Shahis. Architecture: The fort is an example of the Kakatiya Empire's architectural excellence. It's built on a rocky knoll and has bastions and walls that rise in tiers. Features: The fort has three main entrances, including the "Prathama Dwaram", the "Simha Dwaram", and the "Gaja Dwaram". The main entrance has the double-headed "Gandabherundam" of the Kakatiyas. The fort also has a 17th-century mosque, granaries, barracks, and a warehouse. Height: The fort is about 90 meters above the surrounding plains. Size: The fort covers 100 acres. Views: The fort offers a good view of the district. Climbing: To reach the top of the fort, you need to climb 500 steps. Nearby attractions: There are several accommodation options in the nearby town of Medak.