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Yedula Reservoir

Wanaparthy, Telangana, India
Engineering Marvel: Yedula Reservoir, also known as the Veeranjaneya Reservoir, is a massive water storage project that forms a crucial part of the Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme. It was constructed to store water lifted from the Krishna River to provide irrigation and drinking water to the parched lands of Mahabubnagar and Wanaparthy. The scale of the reservoir is awe-inspiring, with a vast expanse of blue water stretching to the horizon. Economic Impact: The reservoir has transformed the local economy by ensuring a steady supply of water for agriculture throughout the year. Farmers in the surrounding villages of Chennaram and Yedula now cultivate multiple crops, leading to increased prosperity in the region. It also serves as a source of livelihood for local fishermen who harvest various species of freshwater fish from its depths. Scenic Beauty: Beyond its functional utility, Yedula Reservoir has become a popular spot for nature lovers and weekend travelers. The calm waters, surrounded by low hills and green fields, create a picturesque setting that is perfect for relaxation. The cool breeze coming off the water makes it a pleasant escape even during the warmer months. Wildlife Habitat: The large body of water has become a sanctuary for various migratory birds, especially during the winter months. Birdwatchers can spot species like teals, herons, and egrets along the shoreline. The surrounding area is also home to various small mammals and reptiles, contributing to the local biodiversity. It is a place where engineering and nature coexist in harmony.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:

    2 to 3 Hours
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    Place Type:

    Dam, Nature
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    Entry Fees:

    Visitor Entry: Entry to the general viewing areas of the reservoir is free for the public.

    Permission for Dam: Walking on the actual operational structure of the dam may require permission from the irrigation department guards on duty.
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    Visitor Entry: Entry to the general viewing areas of the reservoir is free for the public.

    Permission for Dam: Walking on the actual operational structure of the dam may require permission from the irrigation department guards on duty.

    Parking: There are no formal parking fees, but space is limited near the main gates; ensure you park without blocking the service roads.
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    Timing:

    The reservoir area is best visited between 6:00 AM and 6:30 PM for the best lighting and safety.

    Winter Visit: From November to February, the water levels are high and the weather is cool, making it the peak visiting season.

    Monsoon Th...
    The reservoir area is best visited between 6:00 AM and 6:30 PM for the best lighting and safety.

    Winter Visit: From November to February, the water levels are high and the weather is cool, making it the peak visiting season.

    Monsoon Thrill: Visit in August or September to see the reservoir at its maximum capacity and witness the water release if the gates are open.
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    Special Events:

    Project Inauguration Anniversary: Local engineers and leaders often celebrate the anniversary of the reservoir's completion with small ceremonies and public awareness tours about water conservation. ...
    Project Inauguration Anniversary: Local engineers and leaders often celebrate the anniversary of the reservoir's completion with small ceremonies and public awareness tours about water conservation.
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    Best Photo Spots:

    The Main Spillway: The towering gates of the spillway provide a grand, industrial backdrop for photographs.

    Panoramic Shoreline: Capturing the curve of the dam with the blue water filling the frame makes for a classic travel photo.

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    The Main Spillway: The towering gates of the spillway provide a grand, industrial backdrop for photographs.

    Panoramic Shoreline: Capturing the curve of the dam with the blue water filling the frame makes for a classic travel photo.

    Sunset Reflection: Positioning the camera low to the water during sunset captures the "path of gold" created by the sun's reflection.

Photo Gallery

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Things To Do

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    Walking the Dam: Walking along the long embankment of the reservoir provides a great view of the water on one side and the valley on the other. It is a popular activity for locals during the morning and evening hours.

    Bird Photography: The shallow edges of the reservoir are perfect for capturing photos of aquatic birds in their natural habitat. A telephoto lens is recommended for the best results.

    Lakeside Picnics: There are several shaded spots near the main gate where families can spread a mat and enjoy a meal by the water. The sound of the waves creates a very relaxing environment.

    Watching the Spillway: During the rainy season, watching the massive gates open and the water roar through the spillway is a thrilling experience. It showcases the raw power of ...
    Walking the Dam: Walking along the long embankment of the reservoir provides a great view of the water on one side and the valley on the other. It is a popular activity for locals during the morning and evening hours.

    Bird Photography: The shallow edges of the reservoir are perfect for capturing photos of aquatic birds in their natural habitat. A telephoto lens is recommended for the best results.

    Lakeside Picnics: There are several shaded spots near the main gate where families can spread a mat and enjoy a meal by the water. The sound of the waves creates a very relaxing environment.

    Watching the Spillway: During the rainy season, watching the massive gates open and the water roar through the spillway is a thrilling experience. It showcases the raw power of the stored water.

    Coracle Rides: Some local fishermen offer short rides in their coracle boats for a small fee. It is a unique way to experience the reservoir from the water level.

    Nature Sketching: The vast, open landscape of the reservoir provides a great subject for landscape painters and sketch artists. The changing colors of the water provide constant inspiration.

    Stargazing: Because the reservoir is far from city lights, it is an excellent location for observing the night sky. The reflection of the stars in the calm water is a sight to behold.

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    Why Famous:

    Lift Irrigation Hub: It is famous as one of the key reservoirs in the world's largest lift irrigation projects, showcasing modern Indian engineering.

    Sunset Views: The reservoir is a well-known spot for catching spectacular sunsets where the...
    Lift Irrigation Hub: It is famous as one of the key reservoirs in the world's largest lift irrigation projects, showcasing modern Indian engineering.

    Sunset Views: The reservoir is a well-known spot for catching spectacular sunsets where the orange sky reflects perfectly on the vast water surface.
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    Architecture:

    Dam Structure: The reservoir features a massive earthen dam with a reinforced concrete spillway. The dam wall is several kilometers long, designed to hold back millions of cubic feet of water.

    Capacity Details: The reservoir has a storage c...
    Dam Structure: The reservoir features a massive earthen dam with a reinforced concrete spillway. The dam wall is several kilometers long, designed to hold back millions of cubic feet of water.

    Capacity Details: The reservoir has a storage capacity of over 5 TMC (Thousand Million Cubic feet) of water. The spillway gates are over 40 feet high, allowing for controlled release of water during the peak monsoon season.
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    Near Tourist Places:

    Wanaparthy (30 KM), Kothakota (25 KM), Sarala Sagar (15 KM), Jurala Dam (45 KM), Gadwal (50 KM), Alampur (70 KM), Mahabubnagar (40 KM), Pebbiar (35 KM), Srirangapur (38 KM), Beechupally (42 KM)

Tourism Tips

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    Safety Near Water: Be extremely cautious near the edges as the water can be very deep and the banks can be slippery.

    Swimming Warning: Swimming in the reservoir is strictly prohibited due to strong currents and submerged rocks; stay on the ...
    Safety Near Water: Be extremely cautious near the edges as the water can be very deep and the banks can be slippery.

    Swimming Warning: Swimming in the reservoir is strictly prohibited due to strong currents and submerged rocks; stay on the dry banks.

    Supplies: Carry your own snacks and drinks as there are very few shops in the immediate vicinity of the dam.

    Network Connectivity: Mobile signal is generally good on the dam road, but data may be slow in the lower backwater areas; carry cash for small local purchases.

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