This place is mainly famous because of Arundhati (Telugu movie) shoot took place here. This place is not under government, still this fort is under King's family members who resides in foreign. As it is not under govt, there is no proper maintenance, security, roads etc. It is open 24 hrs but as there is no lighting, we can't go there after sunset.

Nice place ..looks fine from outside however most of the building is damaged from inside. "Recommended Only for Photo shoot" I was equally curious about knowing the details of the fort like year in which it was built, who has built it and the year in which it was vacated and reason behind the same etc.. Also it is Suggested to reach the place in own transport to avoid time delay.

Banaganapalli fort is of historically significant & most notorious in many Telugu films popularly shown in JAYAM MANADERA & ARUNDHATI movies... Located in between banaganapalli & yaganti road way... Located in a deserted area on a small way...road way is bit poor in maintenance.. some years back it's in ruins and reconstructed afterwards .. no accommodation facility & even water is also not available here... So it's better to carry water n some snacks...it's always better to visit in evening for good view...

Nothing much to see here but collects 40-50 rupees per person.. Try me nothing much but Telugu Arundhati movie original fort is from here.. If they develop this attracts more people lot is scope but they didn’t..

This is the fort which is shown in the Arundhati movie. This is shown as Gadwal fort in the movie but it is not in Gadwal. This fort is called Nawab palace which is near Yaganti. Currently this is an abandoned fort and no one resides here. There is nothing to see inside the fort. Outside the fort is good for taking photos.

On the way from Banaganapalle to Yaganti, Nawab's bungalow can be said to be a very historical building. This Nawab Bungalow looks great at sunset. My Good experience trip.

The construction is unique and old. But it's not maintained well. Outer look is good. But inside it's in ruins. Still had to pay 20 rupees per person. The great youngsters who want their names to be carved on the ancient constructions have definitely visited this place in bulk.

Beautiful location sorrounded by hills....beat spot for photography.

Arundathi Palace ppl usually called but it was nawb banglow in Banagepalle. Must visit place

Not much to visit there. Need to buy entrance ticket to enter

You can't visit inside the Palace as it is completely locked, the exterior and architecture of the palace can be admired

Needs some attention on cleanliness.....sad to see loads of used water bottles etc lying all around .... overall a good place to visit and spend time

Can visit But not must...

Very Nice.. It's really super place, but not develop the surroundings not a proper management, private people handled tha palace. Fort cealing was collapsed.. But out side look is awesome. 🥰🥰🥰

Need to upgrade and nothing to see here no road available and entry fee 20 rupees