Hanumakonda District with Mandals and Tourist Places in Telangana State: Hanumakonda is one of the districts in Telangana state, and its headquarters is in Hanumakonda. The district area is 1,303.50 square kilometers. There are 163 revenue villages, 104-gram panchayats, and 14 revenue mandals. These are Hanumakonda, Khazipet, Inavolu, Hasanpaarthy, Velair, Dharmasagar, Elakthurty, Beemadevarapalli, Parkal, Kamalapur, Nadikuda, Damera, Athmakur and Shyampet. The revenue divisions are Hanumakonda and Parkal. There are 9 divisions in Hanumakonda and 5 divisions in Parkal.


Hanumakonda District

Overview of Hanumakonda District


As per the 2011 census, the Hanumakonda district population is 1,093,841. The population density is 835. The male population among this is 5, 48,719, and the female population is 5, 45,122. The sex ratio of the district is 993. That is, there are 993 females for every 1000 males. The rural population of the district is 3 43,653, and 7 50,188 is the urban population. The literacy rate is 68.04. The primary language of the people of the Hanumakonda district is Telugu. People also speak Hindi and Urdu.

 

History of Hanumakonda District


Hanumakonda district was formed in 2016. It was formed from the old Warangal district, which was named Warangal Urban District. In 2021, it was named Hanumakonda district. The region was ruled by Vishnukundins, Buddhists, Yadava kings, Kakatiyas, or Ganapati. Bahamani sultans also ruled the region. After them, Qutub Shahis took over the region, and later Nizams ruled it. Hanumakonda region was earlier called Orukal.

 

Tourist Places in Hanumakonda District


The most popular tourist destinations in the Hanumakonda District in Telangana State are Bhadrakali Temple and Thousand Pillar Temple.
 

Mandals in Hanumakonda District

Below are the 14 mandals in Hanumakonda District. Listed below

 
Hanumakonda Khazipet Inavole
Hasanparthy Velair Dharmasagar
Elkathurthi Bheemadevarapalli Kamalapur
Parkal Nadikuda Damera
Athmakur shayampet

Hanumakonda District with Mandals and Tourist Places