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Taramati
Baradari
A unique
structure on the rugged hillock, this pavilion stands in splendid isolation on a
raised terrace. It is now a sate-of-the-art cultured and entertainment complex.
Charminar
The Charminar
with its majestic splendor occupying the strategic center of the Old City is a
400-year old structure built by Mohammad Quli Qutub Shah in 1591.
Mecca Masjid
It is the largest
mosque in Hyderabad which resembles in design and layout, the Grand mosque at
Mecca.
Qutub Shahi
Tombs
Situated a
kilometer from the Golconda Fort's Banjara Darwaza, are the final resting places
of the Qutub Shahi rulers.
Chow Mohalla
Palace
The Chow Mohalla
Palace, built by Nizam Salabat Jung (1751-62), is yet another proof of
Hyderabad's rich historical background.
Purani Haveli
This sprawling
complex of mid-19th century displays several fascinating photographs that
capture the legendary opulence of the Nizam and his court.
Falaknuma
Palace
Falaknuma Palace
(which means 'heavenly abode') is a masterpiece, built by Nawab Vikar-Ul-Ulmara,
the Prime Minister of Hyderabad in the 19th century.
Birla
Planetarium
The Birla
Planetarium is one of the marvellous contributions to the innovation and growth
of scientific projects in the country.
Chilkur Balaji
Temple
The Chilkur
Balaji Temple of Hyderabad is one of the most ancient temples in Telangana.
Ramoji Film
City
Ramoji Film City is the mini
Hollywood of the Telugu film industry. It serves the dual purpose of being a
tourist attraction and a sought-after location by filmmakers.
Snow World
It is the world's
biggest and India's first Snow Theme Park! It offers a wide range of
recreation activities.
Salar Jung
Museum
Salar Jung
Museum, one of the largest one-man collection of the world having rarest of
antiques and interesting pieces.
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