Additional Facts About Abdullapurmet
- History: Abdullapurmet was originally a small village that was part of the Hyderabad State. The town was named after Nawab Abdul Latiif, who was a nobleman and administrator during the Nizam’s rule.
- Geography: Abdullapurmet is situated at an elevation of about 568 meters above sea level. The town is surrounded by hilly terrain and is located near the Telangana-Maharashtra border.
- Economy: The economy of Abdullapurmet is largely based on agriculture and horticulture. Mango orchards are a prominent feature of the area, with the town being known for its production of high-quality mangoes.
- Education: Abdullapurmet is home to several educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and technical institutes. Some of the notable institutions in the town include the Sri Chaitanya Junior College and the Vijay College of Education.
- Transport: The town is well-connected to Hyderabad and other nearby areas via road and rail networks. The nearest railway station is in the nearby town of Malakpet, which is about 17 km from Abdullapurmet. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad is the nearest airport to the town.
- Tourism: Abdullapurmet is located near several popular tourist attractions, including the Osman Sagar Lake, the Gandipet Lake, and the Chilkur Balaji Temple. The town is also a popular destination for nature lovers, with several hiking and trekking trails in the surrounding hills.
