Hyderabad, the pearl city of India, is the capital of Telangana in Southern India, located on the banks of the Musi River and on the Deccan Plateau.
Hyderabad and Secunderabad are twin cities near Hussain Sagar Lake (also known as Tank Bund in local parlance) but both cities have grown so much that now they have become one big metropolis. The city and district of Hyderabad are coterminous. Hyderabad district is entirely contained within the Ranga Reddy district of Telangana. Many of the suburbs of Hyderabad have been merged into the city, now called Greater Hyderabad. A city rich with history and tradition, Hyderabad now competes with Bangalore, Chennai for the crown of Indias IT capital; Microsoft and Google have their India headquarters here. If you are visiting Hyderabad on business—as is increasingly the case now—it is easy to miss the 400 year-old Hyderabad. The city that immediately hits the eye is a sprawling metropolis of shopping malls and office buildings with glass facades. The whole of the city seems to be under construction or renovation and the roads are jammed because the metro is under construction.
History-The name Hyderabad reportedly had its origins in an affair between Mohammad Quli Qutb Shah and a local Telugu courtesan named Bhagmati. He named the city Bhagyanagar after her, and after she converted to Islam and took on the name of Hyder Mahal, he named the city Hyderabad. Hyderabad was built on a grid plan with help from Iranian architects. French traveller Jean-Baptiste Tavernier favorably compared Hyderabad to Orleans.
Climate-Like many Indian cities Hyderabad has a tropical climate. The best time to visit the city is from mid-November to mid-February. Temperatures are mild with abundant sunshine during this time and average temperatures range from a low of 15°C (59°F) to a high of 29°C (85°F).
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1) Golconda Fort (Entry Fee 5 Rs)
2) Char Minar (Entry Fee 5 Rs)
3) Qutub Shahi Tombs
4) Mecca Masjid, Old Hydrabad
5) Shriu Jagannath Temple
6) Birla Mandir
7) Ramoji Film City (Entry Fee 800 Rs)
8) Nehru Zoological Park
9) Salar Jung museum
10) Birla science Museum
11) Hussain sagar Lake
12) Snow world
13) Nagarjuna Sagar Dam
14) Warangal, Telegana
15) Bidar Karnataka
Note
The usual tourist-oriented scams in India are not as bad in Hyderabad as in other places. However, foreigners will be hounded for money at tourist sites like the old city. Just ignore the beggars and they will go away. Chain snatchings have become common in the city. One has to be watchful in crowded areas.
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