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A manmade lake completed in 1213 AD by the
Kakatiya king, Ganapathidev, by harnessing a small tributary of the
Krishna River. It is located 50-km from
Warangal and spreads over an area
of 30-sq-km.
The lakeside is one of the best picnic
spots in Andhra Pradesh. It is situated amidst undulating forestland
hills and dales and because of its quite and peaceful atmosphere it
attracts tourists in large numbers.
Pakhal
Wildlife Sanctuary
The Pakhal Wild Life Sanctuary is set around the shores of this lake with
an area of 839-sq-km. It is a dense forest shelter for a variety of fauna.
Wildlife enthusiasts can check out this beautiful sanctuary for leopards,
bears and several other animals.
Rail: Nearest railway station is at
Warangal. It is located on Narsampet-Warangal division, which is at a
distance of 50-km from Warangal.
Road: Pakhal is 130-km by road from Hyderabad. It is well
connected by road and one can get State buses, taxis from
Warangal and
Hyderabad .
Accommodation is available at the tourist
hotels in Warangal.