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The twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad are immersed in history and the renowned gentle nawabi culture permeates through even in today’s fast paced times. The list of things to do in Hyderabad is long and varied.
For the historically inclined, not many cities in India can offer as much as this city does. From the grandeur and magnificence of the Faluknama Palace to the bustling area of the Charminar where the four minarets of the structure dominate the skyline to the sprawling Golconda Fort that guarded the city in the olden days, Hyderabad is where history meets modernity, and with an untold grace.
Museum enthusiasts will have to visit the well known Salar Jung Museum that houses indescribable treasures of the Nawabs that ruled this principality. The museum holds paintings, beautiful marble sculptures and jewellery that is quiet amazing.
Hyderabad is a shopper’s delight! The main shopping area of Abids is lined with shops selling interesting wares from jewellery to Shopping for pearls is something everyone who visits this city does, so go ahead and indulge!
Foodies rejoice – Hyderabadi cuisine is legion, so go ahead and sample the biryani and bagar baigans and the salans – Hyderbad is definitely a gastronomically exciting city and a foodies dream come true.
So whether you are a culture vulture, shopper or have a thirst for discovery, Hyderabad is sure to please.
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Most of Hyderabad’s many sightseeing options are near the Musi River where the original city came up in the 1500s.
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Hyderabad’s treasures are many, but pearls and 'bidri' work is what comes to mind where shopping in Hyderabad is concerned! Hyderabad is often referred to as the ’city of pearls' and there are many shops here that sell pearls in all hues, colours, and sizes.
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Some of the outdoor activities that you can enjoy in Hyderabad are sailing at the Yacht Club of Hyderabad -- open to all you can learn sailing or go kayaking at Hussain Sagar Lake.
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Nagarjunakonda is a place near Hyderabad that is situated at 150 kilometres. From being a holy place for Buddhists to being a pilgrimage for the pundits of development, this site has certainly seen some excitement in its time.
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Eating out in Hyderabad is an experience that you will relish. Hyderabadi cuisine has all the makings of life-long addictions.
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The last week of November is devoted to the Pandit Motiram - Maniram Sangeet Samaroh, a festival of classical Indian music.
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