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Introduction
Once an integral part of Maharashtra, the culturally rich district of Adilabad had her borders changed in 1945, when she was declared as a part of the province of Andhra Pradesh. Nestled in the lap of nature, the district is known for its green sceneries and spectacular wild life sanctuary. A perfect week-end getaway and a cozy honeymoon spot, this beautiful province is perhaps one of the lesser known secrets of tourism in Andhra Pradesh. Thus, if you are planning a trip to Andhra Pradesh, make sure you include a tour to Adilabad as an integral part of your tour itinerary.
How To Reach
 By Air
The nearest international airport to Adilabad is at Hyderabad. Though, Adilabad herself possesses an airport, yet this remains unused most of the time. Hyderabad, located near the city, provides a more convenient alternative for tourists to Adilabad.
By Rail
Well-connected to a number of other Indian cities by an efficient system of railways, including a broad gauze railway track, Adilabad can be easily reached from a number of important Indian cities. The important cities which are connected to Adilabad include Kagaznagar, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai.
By Road
Well-connected to a number of neighboring cities by an efficient system of roadways, Adilabad can be easily reached thanks to a number of vehicles that ply on its roads.
Tourist Attractions of Adilabad
Basar
Considered to be one of the holiest temples dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, the temple at Basra is one of the two important temples dedicated to the Hindu Goddess of Learning in India, the other being at Kashmir. Basar is also famous for its strong connection with the Hindu sage Valmiki, who wrote that Ramayana here. A samadhi of the sage here today proves the claim of this theory.
Pochera
A beautiful waterfall that draws countless of tourists to the site each year, Pochera is a must visit if you are planning a trip to Adilabad. A beautiful picnic spot, this is the perfect place to add a spark of pleasure if you are planning your honeymoon in Andhra Pradesh
Keslapur
Loacated just around 32 kms away from Adilabad, this is a famous Nagoba Temple dedicated to Sheshnag, the Serpent-God of Indian mythology.
Jainad Temple
An important example of the famed Pallava architecture, this beautiful Jain temple draws countless of devotees each year. The temple is also home to a beautiful image of Lakshinarayana.
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