Introduction:
Edupayalu is one of the most enjoyed trips in my life. We were 6 people 3 bikes. Edupayalu which means a flow of water splitted into 7 seperate ways. Its about 90 KM away from Balanagar, Hyderabad, towards "Medak". The root we took as Balanagar --> Chintal --> Jeedimetla --> Narsapur --> Towards Medak --> Took left turn before 15 KM from Medak. Food and other amenities are available but not much facilities.
What More
There is a DAM near by, where we can spend most of the time, it was full of rain when we reached the location. Adventurous lovers can climb the rocks, go deep into the rocks which looks like a dark caves inside, but be carefull as the rocks are slippery.
Story...
The story begins like this, narrated by a "Pujari" at the spot. Once upon a time, there was a strange thing happening, all the snakes were burning [Don't know the reason], at that time one "Muni" who prayed god [I mean Tapassu] for long days and finally the ganga came to near by and took "7" different ways to reach and from then the burning of earth stopped and all the snakes lived happily. You can also find the Muni ashramam above the hill, one must go to it.
On an average I rate 7 out of 10.
Edupayalu is one of the most enjoyed trips in my life. We were 6 people 3 bikes. Edupayalu which means a flow of water splitted into 7 seperate ways. Its about 90 KM away from Balanagar, Hyderabad, towards "Medak". The root we took as Balanagar --> Chintal --> Jeedimetla --> Narsapur --> Towards Medak --> Took left turn before 15 KM from Medak. Food and other amenities are available but not much facilities.
What More
There is a DAM near by, where we can spend most of the time, it was full of rain when we reached the location. Adventurous lovers can climb the rocks, go deep into the rocks which looks like a dark caves inside, but be carefull as the rocks are slippery.
Story...
The story begins like this, narrated by a "Pujari" at the spot. Once upon a time, there was a strange thing happening, all the snakes were burning [Don't know the reason], at that time one "Muni" who prayed god [I mean Tapassu] for long days and finally the ganga came to near by and took "7" different ways to reach and from then the burning of earth stopped and all the snakes lived happily. You can also find the Muni ashramam above the hill, one must go to it.
On an average I rate 7 out of 10.
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