 Explore The White Gold City In Telangana, Adilabad!

Adilabad, located in the Indian state of Telangana, is sometimes referred to as "White Gold City" due to its abundance of cotton cultivation.

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Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary

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Kuntala Falls

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Gayatri Waterfalls

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Jainath Temple

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Shivaram Wildlife Sanctuary

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Kadam dam

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Pochera Falls

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Basara

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Kanakai Waterfalls

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Sahasrakund Waterfalls

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Pranahita Wildlife Sanctuary

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