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A 220-year-old colonial-era prison, now a museum. The prison was built during the prime ministership of Salar Jung I in 1796. The jail allows you to live a prisoner's life for 24 hours. The museum displays paintings and other artefacts related to crime and prison life in India.
Heritage Jail Museum also known as Jail Museum and Sangareddy District Jail is a 220-year-old colonial-era jail in India, now converted into a museum. It is located in Sangareddy, Sangareddy district of the Indian state Telangana. The jail allows tourists to live a prisoner's life for 24 hours at a price of Rs.500 ($A9.90). The museum displays the paintings and other artifacts related to crime and prison life in India.
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An early 11th-century temple built during the Kalyani Chalukyas. It is notable for its star-shaped sanctum walls, a large mandapam and intricately carved pillars. The reliefs depict Hindu legends associated with Shaivism, Vaishnavism and Shaktism traditions.