Vishnu Manchu Highlights Medak’s Cultural Treasures in a Day‑Long Visit

Answering a warm invitation from District Collector Smt. Pratima Singh Garu, actor Vishnu Manchu arrived in Medak on a sunny morning, clearly excited to walk through the district’s storied past. He said the trip was a personal passion project – a chance to see with his own eyes the places that have shaped Telangana’s identity.

During the few hours that followed, Manchu trekked up to the mighty Medak Fort, strolled around the bustling grounds of Edupayala Durga Bhavani Temple, and paused in awe before the towering spires of the Medak Cathedral. Each site, he noted, carries a different slice of history, from medieval battles to colonial architecture, and together they form a living museum.

Later, while fielding questions from local journalists, the actor could barely contain his enthusiasm about the district’s untapped tourism potential. “The forts, forests, lakes and temples… they’re perfect backdrops for movies,” he laughed, adding that he’s already picturing a future shoot among those very hills and waters. He believes Medak’s varied landscapes could give filmmakers fresh visual palettes that rival any mainstream location.

Beyond the glitz of cinema, Manchu stressed his genuine commitment to preserving the region’s heritage. “Visit Medak at least once. Feel the history, breathe the nature, and understand why it matters to all of us,” he urged, hoping the message would spark both domestic travel and global interest.

He closed his visit by applauding the relentless work of the District Collector and the Telangana Tourism Department, saying their efforts are turning Medak into a flagship destination for the state. With such support, the actor believes the district’s story will soon be told on screens and in travel diaries alike.