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Adilabad was formerly called Edulapuram. The district derived its name as Adilabad, named after Ali Adil Shah the Ruler of Bijapur that was its head quarters. The history of Adilabad district is connected with the hoary past of the Gondvana and Berar regions (now Vidarbha). The boundries of Gondvana were the River Godavari in the South, and in the North the Central India up to the river Chambal, the Maharashtra State in the West and Agency areas in the East.
The temple is famous for performing aksharabhyasam.They perform the pooja in front of the goddess.There will great rush.People visit to get their children blessed by goddess Saraswathi Devi.Godavari river is near the temple.
As per the legend, the waterfalls are named after Shakuntala, who was believed to have fallen in love with king Dushyanta, at the very site. Also it is said that Shakuntala used to take bath in this falls. Located in the proximity to the spot is a Someshwara Swami Temple which attracts devotees in large number especially during Mahashivratri.
The smell of the wilderness, untouched and uninhabited regions where animals thrive in harmony is exactly what Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary is. The reserve is situated in the state of Andra Pradesh. It lies in the Old Adilabad district which is 250 kilometres away from Hyderabad and 50 kilometres away from Mancherial district. The reserve is popular for its enormous variety of flora and fauna. It is one of the few tiger reserves in India. The reserve provides safari facilities. You can travel in open jeeps through the forest and spot animals such as gaur and nilgai. You could even spot tigers and leopards if you're lucky.
The Pochera Waterfalls are the deepest waterfalls of the entire Telangana region. The holy River Godavari pivots through the mighty Sahyadri Mountain Range, and as it comes down, it divulges into smaller rivers. These rivulets flow alongside the River Godavari and converge to make the source of the magnanimous Pochera Falls. Tucked into thick foliage of tall and dense trees, these roaring waterfalls are secluded from the blaring noise and rising pollution of the nearby cities.