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Narayankhed is a town as well as a taluk, situated in the Medak District of Andhra Pradesh. This taluk consists of five mandals, namely Kangti, Narayankhed, Shankarampet, Kalher and Manoor. It is situated 128 km away from Hyderabad.
The main language spoken here is Kannada, due to its proximity to Bidar, which once used to be the capital of Karnataka. It has a high population of Scheduled Tribes, but since independence, it has a seen much migration of the upper classes into the region as well.
A trip to Narayankhed provides an opportunity to visit the major attractions of the Medak District, like Medak Fort, Joginath Temple, Clock Tower, Jagadama Mata Temple, Sri Sri Seva Lal Maharaj Temple, Chamundeswari Temple and Sri Ramalingeswara Swamy Devalayam. There is also a Shiva Temple in this place and dedicated to this deity, the Shiva Mala Deksha Festival is celebrated every year on Mahashivaratri.
Narayankhed is accessible by rail from Bidar Railway Station, which is situated at a distance of 15.8 km from it; and by air from the Hyderabad Airport, situated at 113 km from it.
Peak tourist season is in the winter months from October to March.
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