Bathisgarh Fort - Historical place in Thimmapur - Nirmal, India

We should not go this place with children's

Nirmal is a prominent district and the ancient history of the town has glorious past due to patronization of arts and culture by ruling nobility. The region was ruled by The Qutubshahis and Nizams, Kakatiyas, Chalukyas, who have contributed immensely to the growth of cultural heritage. This legacy of the heritage is seen in the town where the French established a strong presence by building a magnificent fort, which stands majestically till date. The French who were reportedly very much fascinated by scenic beauty of Mother Nature here built the Nirmal fort which is also called as the Shamgarh fort. Recently the tourist department has provided amenities for tourists such as a cleaner pathway, cafeteria, drinking water facility and some landscaping works inside the fort. Nearby Battisgarh, which has 170 steps, leading to the fort on the hillock has been renovated while the tank close to the fort and old cannons were restored. Nirmal is about 50 km from Mancherial and 280 km north of Hyderabad. Nirmal is renowned for wooden toy industry and Nirmal Plates that depict miniature paintings and floral design. Nirmal is located very close to the arterial Hyderabad-Nagpur National Highway.

don't expect the fort to be like amazing golconda Fort, Nothing great to see here except the scenery all round the fort of agricultural land and lakes,which may a useful place for photographic lovers

Peaceful & pleasant please. Nice place to have couple of Beers with friends.

Very good historical fort It may be a good tourism point in future.

pleasant and secluded place and can have nice view of Nirmal town.

Nice historical place but nothing really great to see

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