4 Days 3 Nights Telangana Tourism Packages
Where Heritage Meets Nature – Discover the Soul of Southern India
Telangana Tourism invites you to explore one of India’s most culturally rich and naturally diverse destinations. Formed in 2014, Telangana is a vibrant state in South India, offering a captivating blend of ancient heritage, majestic forts, tranquil lakes, spiritual landmarks, forest reserves, and modern urban charm.
From the regal grandeur of Hyderabad's Charminar and Golconda Fort to the architectural brilliance of Ramappa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Telangana is a treasure trove for history lovers. Wander through the ruins of the Kakatiya dynasty in Warangal, walk on the suspension bridge at Laknavaram Lake, or soak in spiritual peace at Yadadri Temple.
Nature lovers will find solace in the Kawal Tiger Reserve, Bogatha Waterfalls, and scenic drives to Nagarjuna Sagar Dam or Kuntala Falls—the highest in the state. Adventure seekers can trek Bhongir Fort, explore ancient caves, or enjoy boating, ziplining, and jungle safaris.
Telangana also boasts rich festivals like Bathukamma and Bonalu, vibrant local crafts, and mouth-watering Hyderabadi cuisine. Whether you’re a heritage explorer, nature enthusiast, pilgrim, or family traveler, Telangana promises unforgettable experiences backed by warm hospitality and modern infrastructure.
4 Days 3 Nights Telangana Tourism Packages - Highlights
- Hyderabad – Explore the vibrant City of Nizams with historic charm and modern attractions.
- Golconda Fort – Historic fortress known for royal acoustics & panoramic views.
- Qutub Shahi Tombs – Beautiful Indo-Islamic monuments set in tranquil gardens.
- Birla Mandir – White-marble temple offering peaceful city views.
- Hussain Sagar Lake – Iconic lake with an evening laser show at Lumbini Park.
- Bhongir Fort – Adventure trek atop a massive monolithic rock.
- Thousand Pillar Temple – Famous Kakatiya-era temple with intricate stone carvings.
- Warangal Fort & Kakatiya Thoranam – Explore ancient ruins & iconic archway.
- Ramappa Temple – UNESCO heritage temple known for floating bricks and sculptures.
- Laknavaram Lake – Suspension bridge, boating & forest scenery.
- Charminar & Laad Bazaar – Shopping for pearls, bangles & traditional crafts.
- Salar Jung Museum (optional) – One of the world’s largest private art collections.
- Chowmahalla Palace (optional) – A royal palace showcasing Nizam-era grandeur.
4 Days 3 Nights Telangana Tourism PackagesIncludes And Excludes
- ✔️ Accommodation – 3 nights stay in well-rated hotels in Hyderabad
- ✔️ Daily Breakfast – At hotel/resort (vegetarian or Indian buffet)
- ✔️ Airport/Railway Transfers – Arrival & departure transfers in private AC vehicle
- ✔️ Sightseeing Tours – As per itinerary (Golconda Fort, Warangal Fort, Ramappa Temple, etc.)
- ✔️ Private AC Vehicle – For all intercity and local travel
- ✔️ Driver Allowance, Parking & Toll Charges – All included
- ✔️ Entry Tickets – Monuments, heritage sites & lake access
- ✔️ Tour Coordinator Assistance – 24/7 support throughout the trip
- ✔️ All Taxes & Service Charges – No hidden fees
- ✖️ Airfare / Train Tickets to & from Hyderabad
- ✖️ Lunch & Dinner (except breakfast as included)
- ✖️ Boating charges at Laknavaram Lake (payable on-site)
- ✖️ Personal expenses – tips, laundry, phone calls, shopping
- ✖️ Adventure activities or camera fees at monuments (if applicable)
- ✖️ Travel insurance (can be arranged at extra cost)
- ✖️ Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”
Arrive at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad. Meet our tour representative and transfer to your hotel.
Visit the iconic Golconda Fort, known for its grandeur and whispering acoustics.
Explore the historic Qutub Shahi Tombs and serene Birla Mandir.
Enjoy an evening at Hussain Sagar Lake and the Lumbini Park Laser Show.
🏨 Overnight stay at a premium hotel in Hyderabad.
After breakfast, drive to Warangal (150 km).
En route, visit the adventurous Bhongir Fort perched on a monolithic rock.
Explore the UNESCO heritage site Thousand Pillar Temple, the ancient Warangal Fort, and Kakatiya Kala Thoranam.
Return to Hyderabad by late evening.
🏨 Overnight stay in Hyderabad.
Morning drive to Ramappa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its floating bricks and intricate carvings.
Continue to Laknavaram Lake, a stunning forest lake with a suspension bridge and boating activities.
Optional: Zip-lining or nature walks near the forest zone.
Return to Hyderabad by night.
🏨 Overnight stay in Hyderabad.
After breakfast, visit the charming lanes of Charminar and Laad Bazaar for pearls, bangles, and souvenirs.
Optional visit to Salar Jung Museum or Chowmahalla Palace.
Drop off at Hyderabad Airport/Railway Station for departure with cherished memories.
Some of the top tourist places in Telangana include Hyderabad, Warangal Fort, Ramappa Temple, Charminar, Golconda Fort, Yadadri Temple, Laknavaram Lake, and Nagarjuna Sagar.
Telangana is famous for its rich heritage, Kakatiya architecture, Hyderabadi cuisine, pearl markets, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Ramappa Temple.
The best time to visit Telangana is from October to March, when the weather is cool and suitable for sightseeing, temple visits, and lake activities.
A 4 to 6-day trip is ideal to cover key destinations like Hyderabad, Warangal, Ramappa, Laknavaram, and Yadadri at a relaxed pace.
Yes, Telangana is considered safe for tourists, including solo travelers and families. Tourist zones like Hyderabad and Warangal are well-developed and secure.
Don’t miss Hyderabadi Biryani, Mirchi ka Salan, Qubani ka Meetha, Sarva Pindi, and traditional Telangana snacks like Garelu and Pachi Pulusu.
The main language is Telugu, but Hindi and English are widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and markets.
Yes, the Ramappa Temple (Rudreshwara Temple) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its unique floating bricks and Kakatiya-era carvings.
Laknavaram Lake is renowned for its hanging suspension bridge, serene surroundings, boating opportunities, and stunning views set amidst forested hills.
No special permits are required for Indian or international tourists to visit Telangana, except for protected forest reserves where permission is arranged by guides.