There is nothing like a warm, sunny afternoon spent next to the serene waters of a gorgeous lake. Munching on sandwiches and exchanging old anecdotes as a light breeze cools the air. It turns out Hyderabad has some gorgeous lakes you should head to now, as the summer is slowly fading. From migratory birds finding
Hyderabad got itself the sobriquet “City of Pearls” which made it a one stop destination for all pearl needs. After a 200 year old regime that celebrated craftsmanship and an outlandish lifestyle, the city is now a modern day hub that attracts thousands of people to its gleaming pearl market. The Nizams and their pearls
Hyderabad, also called the City of Nizams and The City of Pearls, is famous far and wide for its distinctive cuisine and it’s Mughal influenced culture. Home to stunning landmarks like the Charminar, the Golconda fort, the Mecca Masjid, Salar Jung Museum et cetera, this city is an exhibition of the Medieval, Mughal and European
Think Hyderabad is just for sightseeing? With some of the most gorgeous rock formations and lakes in the country, the city is a haven for adventure junkies. Here are 5 things to do to get your pulse racing! 1. SAILING AND KAYAKING The Yacht Club is conveniently located near the beautiful Hussainsagar Lake in Hyderabad.
Buddhism came to South India as early as the pre-Christian era and it has some of the most fascinating archaeological monuments that tell the story of this religion and the legacy it left behind. Buddhist sculptures adorning cities to thousands of years old excavations, Telangana possesses rich Buddhist heritage. The Hussainsagar Buddha: Smack in the
For centuries Hyderabad has enthralled visitors. With its legendary history and unmatched cuisine, it has converted casual visitors into lifelong fans. One of the best examples of India’s famed diversity in action, Hyderabad has gained immeasurably from the many cultures, religions and peoples that live within its bounds. The biggest difference between Hyderabad and India’s
Take a trip back in time. Nestled on the southern bank of the river Musi, the sprawling campus of the Salar Jung Museum houses the largest art collection of a single man- Nawab Mir Yusuf Ali Khan- famously known as the Salarjung III. The museum satiates the curiosity of a visitor by taking him through
Enchanting lands still exist. Amidst the chaos and colours that define the Indian experience is a city that has a slightly different flavour. For more than 400 years, Hyderabad has blended Indian, Arabian and Persian influences to create a unique culture of hospitality. Visitors to the city are almost always treated to a spectacular experience
Diamonds have the power to change history. Their sparkle and brilliance can cause the unexpected. A massive fort in Hyderabad which sits calmly on a hilltop, called The Golconda, had been witness to the charm and furore that surrounds diamonds. Built initially as a mud fort in early 13th century by a South Indian dynasty