Explore Indian cities: Hyderabad

Planning a trip this holiday season but are you still wondering where to jet off to? An international trip or a domestic trip? You do not need to think anymore as this blog post is just the right one for you. 

India, a country where unity meets diversity has many states and marvelous cities that offer splendid landscapes and breathtaking views. One such bustling and charming city among them all is Hyderabad.

Hyderabad serves as the capital of present day Telangana state. Having a good amount of population, this city is popularly known as ‘City of Pearls’. Filled with historical facts in every nook and corner, it offers an insightful view into its never aging past. Every year, tourists flock here to experience the city's rich heritage and culture. Holiday goers must plan a trip to this fabulous city and unravel the hidden historical tales of Hyderabad.

1. Golconda Fort:

This fort stands even to this present day with its magnificent beauty spread over a large area. Back in time, it served as the capital of the then Qutb Shahi Dynasty. It is a sight that will certainly leave you awestruck.

2. The Qutb Shahi Tombs:

Not very far from the Golconda fort, one will find the many tombs built by the rulers of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. These tombs have unique characteristics in terms of its architectural grandeur.

3. Ramoji film city:

The Ramoji film city recognised by the Guinness World Records as the World's largest film city was built in the 1900's by Ramoji Rao who is a Telugu producer. It covers an area of nearly 2000 acres. If you are an avid movie goer, you will definitely recall the scenes of Bahubali and many other films including Bollywood films that were shot within this beautiful complex during your visit. Moreover, it also offers visitors a glimpse into its amazing gardens and its bird park. In addition, one also gets an opportunity to explore the cinematic world from various different angles. If you are exploring Hyderabad then you must visit this tourist attraction.

4. Chowmahalla Palace:

Built by Nizam Salabat Jung, this palace was the official residence of the Nizams of Hyderabad. This palace has also received the UNESCO Asia Pacific Merit Award for cultural heritage conservation in the year 2010.

5. Char Minar:

One of the most well known tourist attractions is the Char Minar. Around this prestigious monument, one will come across a busy market place where you can pick up some of Hyderabad’s specialities.

6. The Hussain Sagar Lake:

This artificially constructed lake houses a Buddha statue which is said to be the world's tallest monolith of Gautama Buddha. One can reach this statue by boarding a ferry from Lumbini Park. During the evening hours, this site is indeed a marvel to behold.

7. Salar Jung museum:

This museum displays many objects that are worth exploring. It is also one of the national museums of India.

Hyderabad not only houses historical sites but also has a wide range of foods to explore. Its white shiny pearls are a delight to the eyes. One of its famous marketplaces is the Laad Bazaar located in the vicinity of the Char Minar. 

It is indeed a city worth visiting. So why wait....add it to your bucket list right away. Pack your bags and take a leap forward to plan your much needed trip and eventually embark on a fun filled holiday to Hyderabad.