Charminar
The four-minaret gateway of 1591 that anchors the old city, built to mark the end of a plague and now surrounded by the busiest bazaar in…
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The four-minaret gateway of 1591 that anchors the old city, built to mark the end of a plague and now surrounded by the busiest bazaar in…
A granite hill fort with acoustics so precise that a clap at the entrance is heard at the summit pavilion 380 metres above.
One man's collection, and it is enormous: 40,000 objects from Mughal daggers to a Veiled Rebecca marble and a musical clock that draws a…
Thirty domed tombs of the Qutb Shahi sultans in a landscaped necropolis, restored over the past decade and unusually peaceful.
The lane running west from Charminar, lined with lac bangle shops, pearls, wedding wear and perfume sellers.
The Nizams' ceremonial palace of four courtyards, with a Belgian-chandeliered durbar hall and a vintage car collection.
The world's largest film studio complex by area, running as a theme park with sets, shows, rides and a full day of scheduled…
One of India's largest mosques, begun in 1614, with bricks from Mecca set above the central arch and the Nizams' tombs along one side.
A 16th-century lake between Hyderabad and Secunderabad, with an 18-metre monolithic Buddha on a rock in the middle.