Nizamabad is an ancient city, renowned for its diversified culture.

Blessed with scenic natural beauty, it has something to offer for every kind of tourist.

This article brings you a list of the five best places to visit here.

Nizamabad is the third biggest city in the South Indian state of Telangana. It's widely touted as the "blessed land of art & crafts", and for good reason. The old-world charm all around offers a refreshing escape to all kinds of travelers.

Nizamabad holds a strong historical significance, as it has been ruled by several dynasties over the centuries. It also has an abundance of natural beauty that you can't get enough of on a single tour.

Now, without more ado, let's have a look at the five not-to-miss places here.

Nizamabad Fort is an architectural wonder

Located atop a hill, Nizamabad Fort stands as a testimony to the region's long history spanning over centuries. It was founded by the Rashtraputha rulers during the 10th century. The architecture is breathtaking, owing to the mundaps, corridors, balconies, and more. It's home to a temple of Lord Rama which is said to have been constructed by the renowned Marathi ruler Chatrapathi Shivaji.

Ali Sagar is a picturesque water reservoir

Ali Sagar is a splendid water reservoir lying at a near distance from the Nizamabad-Basar Road. It's the most significant source of water for the surrounding area. Also, it's adjacent to a spectacular garden (created by the Nizam of Hyderabad). The garden spreads over 33 acres of land and is home to an excellent range of plant species. There is a lake nearby where you can go for a short boat ride.

Nizam Sagar is named after the Nizam of Hyderabad

Nizam Sagar is a massive water reservoir built across the Manjira River, a tributary of the Godavari River. It's the oldest dam in Telangana, and also one of the biggest in the entire country. Also, it's one of the main water sources of the cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. It has beautiful gardens, offering a gorgeous view to the visitors.

Monsoon is the best time to visit here.

Mallaram Forest is a nature lover's heaven

Mallaram Forest is a woodland filled with the untouched beauty of nature. It provides shelter to various species of birds & animals and is considered among the best eco-tourism sites. It remains packed with an abundance of fresh air, which will surely rejuvenate your soul. Also, it makes for an amazing destination for all avid trekkers & hikers out there.

Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary spreads over a massive area

Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary - named after the nearby Pocharam Lake - is home to numerous animal species such as leopard, chital, sambar, wolf, jackal, bear, and more. It also has many different species of birds, making it a must-visit destination for birders. What's more, there's a trekking trail that passes through dense forests. The views of the surrounding hills from here leave all visitors in awe.

The list also includes Ashok Sagar, Siddulagutta Armoor, Ramalayam Dichpally, etc.