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FORT QILA SERIES
TEMPLE SERIES
SULTAN NAGAR FORT
QILAA YI KOHNA
TEMPLE OF KHILLA MAISAMMA
9G5W+HRC, L. B. Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500035
https://maps.app.goo.gl/JGLBoyJqCbLEnJDy7
Located in Sururnagar, the eastern part of Hyderabad, the remains of this Qutb Shahi fort- palace and mosque was also called the fort of Sultan Nagar, and still later as Qila-yi Kohna, or old fort. Construction began in 1620 by Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, but left incomplete when the Sultan fell ill, and the project was abandoned by his successor Abdullah Qutb Shah. It cost 300,000 huns. With two conventional minarets, the prayer chamber of this mosque has seven double arches. The central arch is much larger than others, flanked by three arches on each side. A large courtyard shows remains of a cistern and a fountain.
A part of it now houses a temple devoted to Maisamma , the protective Goddess of the fortress.
Beside the temple is the cavernous entrance into the fortress with rows of rooms, some with collapsed ceilings. Some rooms have been converted into toilets and makeshift stalls for the pilgrims to cook, eat and sleep in.
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Timings Temple 6 am - 5 pm
The ruins are accessible throughout the day and night.
FORT QILA SERIES
TEMPLE SERIES
SULTAN NAGAR FORT
QILAA YI KOHNA
TEMPLE OF KHILLA MAISAMMA
9G5W+HRC, L. B. Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500035
https://maps.app.goo.gl/JGLBoyJqCbLEnJDy7
Located in Sururnagar, the eastern part of Hyderabad, the remains of this Qutb Shahi fort- palace and mosque was also called the fort of Sultan Nagar, and still later as Qila-yi Kohna, or old fort. Construction began in 1620 by Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, but left incomplete when the Sultan fell ill, and the project was abandoned by his successor Abdullah Qutb Shah. It cost 300,000 huns. With two conventional minarets, the prayer chamber of this mosque has seven double arches. The central arch is much larger than others, flanked by three arches on each side. A large courtyard shows remains of a cistern and a fountain.
A part of it now houses a temple devoted to Maisamma , the protective Goddess of the fortress.
Beside the temple is the cavernous entrance into the fortress with rows of rooms, some with collapsed ceilings. Some rooms have been converted into toilets and makeshift stalls for the pilgrims to cook, eat and sleep in.
**
Timings Temple 6 am - 5 pm
The ruins are accessible throughout the day and night.