Sirpur Fort

Sirpur Fort is a historic fortification located in Sirpur Tandur, Komaram Bheem district, Telangana. Built in the 9th century AD by Gond King Bhim Ballal Singh, it served as the original capital of the Sirpur-Chanda Gond Dynasty. The fort ruins are situated on the right bank of the Wardha River and represent an important heritage site reflecting the region's tribal history and architectural legacy.

Visitors can explore the ruins of the ancient fort which was once the capital of the Gond kingdom. The site offers views of the surrounding area and the Wardha River. The fort remains are partially intact with remnants of walls and structures visible amidst the modern town that grew around it.

Sirpur Fort was built in the 9th century AD by Gond King Bhim Ballal Singh. It served as the original capital of the Sirpur-Chanda Gond Dynasty which ruled from approximately 870 AD to 1751 AD. The town was formerly known as Suryapuram and the fort represents the seat of power for the Gond rulers in this region.

The fort holds cultural importance as a symbol of Gond heritage and tribal history in Telangana. It represents the historical presence and governance of the Gond dynasty in the region and remains a point of pride for local communities.