Attractions & Places

to Visit in Hyderabad

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Lose yourself in the artworks of the Salar Jung Museum, which include Indian miniature paintings, historic manuscripts and European fine art, showcased in over 40 magnificent galleries. The star of this remarkable collection is the Veiled Rebecca, sculpted by Italian master Benzoni. This is simply one of the best places to visit in Hyderabad for art connoisseurs.

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Melt-in-your-mouth Osmania biscuits are one of Hyderabad’s favourite tea-time snacks, and they travel well too. Pick these treats up by the kilo at Subhan Bakery, the city’s oldest and most trusted bakery. Do not be surprised if they are gone before you reach home!

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Golconda, once the capital of the venerable Qutb Shahi dynasty, was among India's wealthiest and most ancient medieval sultanates. The majestic Golconda Fort, perched atop a strategic hill, boasts a sprawling complex that affords breathtaking vistas of the city. For enthusiasts of history and architecture, this is indisputably one of the most coveted places to visit in Hyderabad.

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Within these mausoleums lie seven rulers from the esteemed Qutb Shahi dynasty, accompanied by their family members and courtesans. This assembly of twenty-one exquisitely domed granite tombs is set amidst serene landscaped gardens. It stands as one of the most awe-inspiring things to do in Hyderabad.

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The lavish palace of the Nizams of Hyderabad showcases an era of opulence and fascinating culture. Set in lush courtyards, the Chowmahalla Palace hosts various historical exhibits. Its crown jewel is the spectacular Khilwat Mubarak, with nineteen Belgian chandeliers and a yellow 1911 Rolls Royce. For history afficionados, this experience tops the list of best things to do in Hyderabad.

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Built by Quli Qutb Shah as a tribute to the founding of the city, Charminar and its soaring minarets is Hyderabad’s most recognisable landmark. Settle down for a cup of Irani chai and Osmania biscuits at one of the many atmospheric cafés.

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Murali Saree Emporium features a collection of stunning Ikat silk saris. These masterpieces are created by the legendary Padma Shri award winner Gajam Govardhana, who is an expert of the intricate Telia Rumal tradition. High-ranking politicians and celebrities are counted amongst this shop’s many patrons.

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Lose yourself in the artworks of the Salar Jung Museum, which include Indian miniature paintings, historic manuscripts and European fine art, showcased in over 40 magnificent galleries. The star of this remarkable collection is the Veiled Rebecca, sculpted by Italian master Benzoni. This is simply one of the best places to visit in Hyderabad for art connoisseurs.

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Melt-in-your-mouth Osmania biscuits are one of Hyderabad’s favourite tea-time snacks, and they travel well too. Pick these treats up by the kilo at Subhan Bakery, the city’s oldest and most trusted bakery. Do not be surprised if they are gone before you reach home!

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Take a boat from Lumbini Park to reach the colossal statue of the Buddha, jutting from an island at the heart of this man-made lake, constructed during the reign of the Qutb Shahs. Alternatively, join the locals on its banks at sunset to enjoy a truly breathtaking view.