Day 1
Day 2
Day 1:
Charminar > Qutub Shahi Tombs > Chowmahalla Palace > Hotel Shadab > ...
Charminar
Time Spent: 1 hour
Cost: RS.20 to enter the top
Qutub Shahi Tombs
Time Spent: 35 minutes
Cost: Rs.10 for Adults, 5 for Children
Albert says
Qutub Shahi Tombs are a collection of big mosques and tombs. There are separate rooms that contain history and construction information regarding the attraction. One must understand the history and significance of this place in order to enjoy this piece of history to the fullest.
Chowmahalla Palace
Time Spent: 1 hour
Cost: 50 For Adults
Albert says
Amazing history and architect. Try to spend some time to learn the way it constructed during 1857. Various galleries in the Palace with each presenting an interesting display of crockery, clothes, furniture, coins and currency notes, pictures from the Nizam era, etc. are sure to keep you engaged. Display of weapons has been specially done in an interesting manner
Hotel Shadab
Time Spent: 30 minutes
Cost: Rs.150
Albert says
Visiting Hyderabad won't complete unless you try the delicious Biriyani from here. This place is very famous and serving the authentic taste of Hyderabadi Biriyani for years. Mutton Biriyani is a must-try item here. Also, remember that one full biriyani will be enough to feed two persons.
Salar Jung Museum
Time Spent: 2 hours 30 minutes
Cost: Rs.20
Albert says
Are you a history buff? then never ever miss this museum. Knowing our past is equal to feeling the soul of our country. Never miss the room which contains precious stones such as pearls, diamonds etc, which is having an unpredictable value. Try to spend some time here and collect much information as possible. Even smartphones are not allowed inside unless you have a separate ticket to use camera inside the museum.
Gokul Chat and Kulfi
Time Spent: 30 minutes
Cost: 120
Albert says
Gokul Chat is a famous shop for chats and Kulfies. The place is usually very crowded and may need to wait some time. The kulfi and curd Dahi poori are a must-try.
Day 2:
Golconda Fort > Ramoji Film City > Shilparamam Arts and Crafts Village
Golconda Fort
Time Spent: 2 hours
Cost: 20
Albert says
Never miss this beauty if you are planning for Hyderabad. Keep hydrated, drink a lot of water, Try carrying some snacks and don't forget an umbrella or a cap when visiting this destination even if it is during wintertime.
Ramoji Film City
Time Spent: 5 hours
Cost: 1150
Albert says
A very nice well-maintained film city with all greenery film sets, film labs, hotels, convention centre, gardens. Loved the London and USA streets. The largest film studio entered in Guinness book of world records. Entertainment for all ages. One day is not enough to cover all the activities. The evening carnival is awesome with thrilling rides for kids and adults. But all entertainment closes by 8 pm. Extremely beautifully developed and well-made place. It's the largest film shooting place according to Guinness World Records. It can easily compete with foreign theme parks in its maintenance and shows. It is a crowded place during vacations and holidays but a VIP pass would make up for that. One shouldn't miss a single show or program there if visited.
Shilparamam Arts and Crafts Village
Cost: 50
Albert says
Shilparamam is a beautiful crafts village. The village was conceived with the idea to create an environment for the preservation of traditional crafts. A good place to take photos in a traditional style. Bullocart is available there. A good place to spent time with family and kids. Evening time is recommended.
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Charminar can be defined as the soul of Hyderabad. This place is not only about the historical Monument, you will be able to experience and understand the soul of Hyderabad by spending a few hours in and around the attraction. Try spending time observing the people and you will be able to experience the diversity of Hyderabad. Also, the view from the top of Charminar is very interesting.