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Hyderabad is home to stately mosques and loud bazaars lined parallel to swanky modern office buildings and malls, the capital and the largest city of Telanaga, and it is these very contrasts-these glimpses into the rich history of the city with inherent promises of an even better future-that make Hyderabad a city worth visiting.

Hyderabad, the town of pearls and biryani, is home to one of the most iconic landmarks-the Charminar. The grand building is constructed entirely of limestone and granite, with four minarets on four sides, each facing a different street, translating to 'four minarets'. The Charminar is one of the best places to shop for authentic pearls and enjoy the delicious biryanis, skewer kebabs and haleem (the smorgasbord of food that Hyderabad is renowned for), standing in a maze of lanes full of stores, markets, stalls and shoppers.

Places to visit in Hyderabad

Charminar is the most prominent landmark located right in the heart of Hyderabad, an identification feature of the region. Quli Qutub Shah erected the monument to signify the founding of Hyderabad. It was so called as it consists of four minarets, as is evident from the structure. Although it lies right in the middle of the city with traffic and crowds all around it, Charminar undoubtedly manages to keep his gaze.

Since the building of the monument in 1591, Charminar has stood high as a reminder of the glory days of the past century, associated with the culture of Hyderabad. It is a massive structure with four minarets that are believed by many to represent Islam's first four 'khalifas' (prophets). There are four gateways known as Char Kaman to the north of the monument, which have been built in the cardinal directions. The structure was designed to serve as a Mosque or a Madrasa.

Charminar has been added to the 'tentative list' of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in its present form, along with Qutub Shahi Tombs and Golconda Fort.

A spot that is great for cinema and Bollywood lovers! Ramoji Film City, set up in 1991 by Ramoji Rao, the head of the Ramoji group, is a spectacular getaway just outside the city of Hyderabad. It is spread over 2500 acres and has been authorised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the World's Largest Film Studio Complex.

Ramoji Film City is a comprehensive, enjoyable entertainment and leisure centre, a special engagement with the magic of cinema whose heavenly charm is unravelled in every aspect, including stunning avenues, landscapes, locations of make-believe and endless options of fun and entertainment. Film City Tour to witness the excitement of the thrilling film studio complex-Ramoji Film City. Prepare for a wonderful holiday.

Located in the western part of the beautiful town of Hyderabad, about 9 km from Hussain Sagar Lake, Golconda Fort is one of the best-preserved monuments in the city. In 1600s, the construction of this fort was completed and it is known to be the area where the mighty Koh-I-Noor diamond was once stored. It is said that the echoes of it can be heard right up to the top if you clap your hands at the bottom of the fort!

Golconda Fort comes to life in the evening with a light and sound display featuring snippets from its royal history. In their own right, the grandeur, the rise, and the collapse of the fort are all impressive.

Hussain Sagar Lake, known as the largest artificial lake in Asia, is one of the most popular tourist attractions located in Hyderabad. The lake itself was commissioned by Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah in 1563 and is known for its Lord Buddha monolith that stands right in the middle of it. This monolith structure, incidentally, is the world's tallest of its kind! Also called Tank Bund, Hussain Sagar Lake lies on a tributary of the River Musi.

The attraction is also 3 km long, connecting the twin towns of Hyderabad and Secunderabad with the dam wall. While Hussain Sagar Lake is popular for activities such as fish culture, water sports and boat rides, a monolithic Buddha statue located right in the heart of the lake is the main attraction of the lake.

In 1992, the Buddha statue was installed and was inaugurated by His Holiness the Dalai Lama himself. Standing at the Tank Bund, as the lights shine on the sea, you can see the entire lake shimmering around you.

History of the Musi River, Salar Jung Museum is located at Darushifa and is one of the crowning jewels of Hyderabad. It is one of the country's three national museums and also one of the largest, with 10 acres and 2 floors. The collection within the museum is owned by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, also known as Salar Jung III. The museum is a repository of art collections, some of which date back as far as the first century, with over one million paintings , sculptures, carvings, manuscripts and artefacts. Some of the important and rare items in the museum are-A painting of Raja Ram Mohan Roy-the poet, Aurangzeb's sword, daggers that belonged to Shah Jahan, Jehangir and a full wardrobe of Tipu Sultan.

Hyderabad tourist places

A nice, serene atmosphere is created by the Birla Mandir in Hyderabad and is a perfect place for those who want to get away from city life and immerse themselves in prayer and meditation. The Mandir is dedicated to Tirumala 's Lord Venkateshwara and is actually modelled after and is a replica of Tirupati's Balaji idol.

Birla Mandir was established in 1976 by Swami Renganathananda of Ramakrishna Ashram and built by the Birla Foundation. The temple itself is located at the top of a 280-foot high hill called the Naubat Pahad, which overlooks both Hyderabad and Secunderabad as well as the Hussain Sagar Lake and is located at the top of a 280-foot tall hill called the Naubat Pahad.

The Chowmahalla Palace, once the seat of the Asaf Jahi dynasty, was built between the years 1857 and 1869 in Hyderabad. Chowmahalla can be literally translated to mean 'Four Palaces' in essence. Two massive courtyards as well as a grand dining hall known as 'Khilawat' make up the magnificent monument. This magnificent monument, once the official residence of the Nizams of Hyderabad during their reign, still retains some of the splendour of its past.

It is still the property of Barkat Ali Khan Mukarram Jah, heir to the Nizams, and was also awarded the Asia Pacific Merit Award by UNESCO in 2010.

Lumbini Park is a splendid urban park named after the Nepalese Lumbini. The park is situated next to Hussain Sagar and has an artificial water tank.In the tank, which can be reached via paddle boats, a huge statue of Lord Buddha is installed. Musical fountain shows are also held at Lumbini Park and it is an important tourist spot in the city.

In 1985, the Birla Planetarium, one of its kind, was inaugurated. This planetarium has had some tremendous creation with technical assistance from Japan. The theme is varied with periodic sky shows during the day, educating us about different elements of the universe, such as comets, meteors, cosmos, eclipses. The Birla Planetarium and Science Museum is one of the places that a visitor should not miss in Hyderabad, with its startling sound quality and the amount of information disseminated.

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Trip Overview

DAY 1 - Arrival in Hyderabad

- Departing from Chennai airport. - On arrival at Hyderabad International Airport at 05:00 PM. - Pick up & then proceed to the hotel. - Proceed to Visit Hyderabad Local Sightseeing. - Come back to Hotel. - Overnight stay in hotel.

DAY 2 - Ramoji Film City / Local Sightseeings

- On the second day of your Hyderabad tour after breakfast you will be guided to famous Ramoji Film City. - Spread over 2,000 acres of land studded with hills, vales and lakes Ramoji Film City visit will take six hours of sight-seeing and you can have fun to the fullest in the Filmcity. - Head back to hotel for an overnight stay.

DAY 3 - Salarjung Museum / Mecca masjid / Choumalla Palace

- On Third day,Enjoy a lavish breakfast at Hotel. - Then proceed to visit Hyderabad major attractions such as Salarjung Museum, Charminar, Mecca masjid, and Choumalla Palace. In the evening, visit Lumbini Park and get a chance to watch Hyderabad Laser Show, NTR Gardens. - Depending upon the time, have a cruise trip to Buddha Statue, which is in the middle of Hussain Sagar Lake. - Head back to hotel for an overnight stay.

DAY 4 - Memories With Hyderabad

- On Fourth day,Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at the hotel. - Check out from Hotel. - Then proceed to visit Hyderabad major attractions such as Birla Temple and Birla plantorium, later visit to Qutub shahi tombs and head to Golconda Fort. - Then transferred to the airport, where you will depart for your destination with bags full of souvenirs and happy memories.