Introduction: Natural medication (HM) is the support of correlative and elective medication, which lately is progressively acquiring boundless ubiquity everywhere in the world and slowly gushing toward coordination into the standard medical care frameworks. Aim: This investigation was performed in Karimnagar district, Telangana state to report the ethnopharmacological information of two traditional herbs namely Mucuna pruriens Linn. Family: Fabaceae and Triumfetta pilosa Roth. Family: Malvaceae. Methodology: Opinions from several traditional herb experts in the Karimnagar fields have been taken about the medicinal properties of these two herbs. Mucuna pruriens and Triumfetta pilosa have been reported to be used in several ailments. Results: Mucuna pruriensis viewed as a nerve tonic, utilized in powdered form in leucorrhoea, spermatorrhoea, and so forth and as a sexual enhancer. pods are coved with solid hairs, which produce exceptional irritation of the skin. They are utilized as anthelmintic. Hairs mixed with honey have been used as a vermifuge. Triumfetta pilosa is an enduring spice or bush growing up to 3 meters tall. The plant is regularly frail stemmed and straying or climbing. The plant has a scope of neighbourhood utilizes, being reaped from the wild particularly for its fibre and restorative applications. An infusion of the Triumfetta pilosa leaf is drunk to treat colic and diarrhoea, though in East Africa a concentrate of the leaf is recorded to be drunk as a laxative. Leaf maceration is utilized as an eye shower for the treatment of eye problems. The squashed leaf and twig are applied as glue on sores. The bark and new leaves are astringent. They are utilized in the treatment of diarrhoea. The leaves and blossoms are utilized for the treatment of leprosy. Conclusion: This Knowledge of the medicinal properties of Mucuna pruriens and Triumfetta pilosa could be helpful in novel drug discovery and to approve the ethnomedicinal information.