Tourist Spots in Hyderabad
Area : 194 sq kms
Altitude : 536 m above sea level
Temperature : Summer-Max: 400C Min: 250C
: Winter-Max: 290C Min: 130C
Average annual
Precipitation : 79 cms
Best Season : October to February
STD Code : 040
Language : Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, English
Located on the Deccan Plateau, Hyderabad, the sixth
largest metropolitan city in India is also the capital
of Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad was established by
Mohammad Quli Qutub Shah, the fifth ruler of Qutub
Shahi Dynasty in the year 1591. It was only a matter
of time before the Qutub Shahis were replaced by
the Nizams. The city was famed for its riches, beautiful
palaces, and of course its pearls and diamonds,
during the reign of the ‘Nizams’ who ruled for over
200 years.
The city is an incredible mix of ancestral legacy
and the modern times. Its individual
character is defined by an elegant blend of the beautiful,
ancient palaces and very modern and state-ofthe-
art offices and buildings. The influence of the IT
sector is such on the city that its outskirts are known
as ‘Cyberabad’.
Hyderabad is an archipelago of tourist attractions
and activities; explore the historic monuments and
museums, relax at the serene lakes and parks, relish
the scrumptious cuisine and enjoy the shopping experience.
Hyderabad tenders a mesmerizing vista of
the past, with a blend of rich, cultural and historical
custom traversing over 400 vibrant years.
Tourist attractions in Hyderabad
Birla Balaji Temple
Birla Planetorium
Charminar
Chow Mohalla Palace
Falaknuma Palace
Golconda Fort
Hyderabad Botanical Garden
Hussain Sagar Lake-Tank Bund-Lord Buddha Statue
Imax Theatre
Koti - Sultan Bazar Market
Koti Women's College (Once a British Resident's Palace)
Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National Park
Mecca Masjid
Nehru Zoological Park
NTR Garden
Osmania University
Paiga Palace
Paiga Tombs
Pochampalli
Prasad IMAX Complex
Public Garden / Bagh-e-Aam
Ramoji Film City
Salar Jung Museum
Sanghi Temple
Seven Tombs
Shilparamam
Sundarayya Park
Tank Bund
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