1. Hyderabad's historical monuments such as Charminar and the
Golconda Fort will charm you with its fascinating stories and legends
Hyderabad houses some of the most famous historical sites
including Salar Jung Museum (among the world's largest private
collection museum) as well as art galleries, libraries, and theatres.
Legend has it that Charminar was built to honour a promise Quli Qutb
Shah, the person under whose rule it was constructed, made to Allah to
mark the end of the plague in the city of Hyderabad.
2. Famously known as The City of Pearls, Hyderabad was ranked as Third Best City to Travel by Lonely Planet
Hyderabad was once the capital of a filthy-rich princely
state. After India’s independence, the palaces and pleasure gardens were
sold off, built over and looted, and you had to be really sharp to see
the city’s beauty. But several palaces in Hyderabad’s Old City have
recently been refurbished, including Falaknuma Palace, a seven-star
hotel that was skilfully restored by the Taj Group and is now an
exceedingly plush time capsule. Other monuments and buildings are being
fixed up, but the city, and many of its architectural gems, are still
off the radar – which keeps the masses at bay. Elegant and blossoming,
but also weathered and undiscovered, Hyderabad’s Old City is ripe for
exploration.
3. Blossoming yet undiscovered, Hyderabad's Old City is every
traveller's delight with traditional and historical bazaars still
thriving
When it comes to shopping, Hyderabad is nothing sort of a
paradise. From antiques to beautiful rich dresses to rare semi precious
gems and handicrafts, the city, due to its pleasant weather, is ideal
for travellers to indulge in souvenir shopping.
4. Hyderabadi cuisine that is a blend of Mughlai and Persian food is
an adventure on its own. A testimony of its opulent past, its
mouth-watering food is known to be rich and aromatic.
One of the main highlights of the Hyderabad tourism is the
Hyderabadi food which uses fresh fruits instead of dried fruits. The
Hyderabadi Biryani, one of India's most popular foods, is made of
flavoured rice with meat or vegetables and an important part of
Hyderabadi cuisine.
5. Hyderabad is home to some of the most exotic flora and fauna in India
Located 50 km northwest of Hyderabad, there is a sanctuary
called Manjira Wildlife Sanctuary. Originally a crocodile sanctuary,
today more than 70 species of birds are spotted here and is home for the
vulnerable species mugger crocodile. The reservoir, located in the
sanctuary, provides drinking water to Hyderabad and Secundarabad.
6. You can find some of the most beautiful man-made lakes in the
world here. One of its 140 lakes is the magnificent Hussain Sagar with a
large monolithic statue of Gautama Buddha peacefully watching over the
city.
There are over 140 man-made lakes in Hyderabad. Located in
the heart of the city, Hussain Sagar is a beautiful and placid lake. It
constitutes a continuum between history and the modern times. Extending
24 kilometres, it was built by Hazrat Hussain Shah Wali on a tribute to
Musi River during the time of the great builder Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah,
in 1562, to meet the water and irrigation needs of the city.
7. If you like watching movies, Hyderabad has the second largest IMAX 3D screen in the world
Hyderabad has the world's largest integrated film studio
cum theme park called Ramoji Film City. It is also one of Asia's most
popular tourism spots. Recently, Ramoji Film City also made its way to
the Guinness Book of World Records for being the largest film studio in
the world. It is also a popular tourism and recreation centre,
containing both natural and artificial attractions including an
amusement park.
8. Epitomizing the diverse natural beauty of rural India,
Hyderabad's traditional arts and crafts is a feast for your eyes and
soul
Shilparamam, a crafts village, conceived in the year 1992,
is situated just about few kilometers from Hyderabad city. Sprawling
over 65 acres (260,000 m2) of land in the hi-tech hub city of India,
Shilparamam gives a scenic ambience of tradition and cultural heritage.
Enchanting the blend of arts and artifact, epitomizing the true legacy
with the diverse natural beauty of rural India; Shilparamam is tribute
to Andhra Pradesh. Exhibiting the rustic richness and creativity of
Hyderabad, it has captivated the imagination of visitors.
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