Telangana Tourism organizes a scared trip called Basara tour where visitors are treated with a wonderful experience at historic temples such as Dichpally Ramalayam, Laxminarasimha Swamy Temple, Raghunathalayam, Kalabairava Temple in Nizamabad district of the state. The trip, which is organized every Saturday offers transport through a Non A/c Coach and the tour is for duration of two days.

The first temple on the itinerary is the 14th century Dichpally Ramalayam, also called as Khilla Ramayanam. It is considered as one of the oldest temples in Nizamabad, dedicated to the worship of Lord Rama. The temple as built by Kakatiya kings and is one of finest examples of the stone architecture of yesteryears. The tour then takes visitors to Laxmi Narasimha Swamy temple situated approximately 10 km from Nizamabad, home to the much cherished lord Narasimha swamy and is believed to have been constructed by Samarth Ramdas, the guru of Chhatrapati Shivaji, the great Maratha warrior in 18th Century. The next destination of Basara tour os Raghunathalyam, also termed Quilla, with.

The trip includes a visit to Sri Kalabhairava Swamy Temple in Isannapalli (Ramareddy) Village. Bhairava also called as Kala Bhairava, who is considered as a fierce manifestation of Shiva is the presiding deity here and considered as sacred to Hindus, Buddhists and also Jains. The temple is well known for some of the mystic experiences and the fulfilled desires of many devotees. The trip takes you finally to the most popular Gnana Saraswathi temple at Basar, on the banks of Godavari River, close to the border with Maharashtra. Basar is a popular temple where “Akshara Abhyasam” is performed where children participate in a ceremonial event before the formal start of their education. The temple is a divine abode of the Holy Trinity - Goddess Saraswathi, Goddess Lakshmi and Kali. The place derives its name from sage Vyasa and hence, the temple destination is also called as Vasar or Basar. The temple is among the three temples established near holy confluence of the Manjira and Godavari Rivers by the Ashtrakutas in mythology.