Hyderabad

Hyderabad, the capital city of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, is a charming city on the banks of the river Musi. The city preserves the past legacy and exhibits an eventful history through its structures. Initially, it was considered quite traditional for its approach and its four hundred years old history even made it the same. “Bhagyanagar” and “The Istanbul of India” are few names that have been assigned to Hyderabad  

Despite that kind of naming, Hyderabad presents a true colour of unity and rated as calm and cosmopolitan city as Muslims and Hindus live quietly and cordially here. Qutub Shahi architecture is everywhere in the city that reminds a uniqueness and class of art in the olden times. The Jama Masjid, Toli Masjid, and the Char Minar give a fair idea about the city’s association with a charming past.

The Char Minar is a premium structure in the centre of the city which has obviously been witnessing city’s busiest life for a long time. More so, there is no dearth of attractions at Hyderabad, and one of the largest Buddha statues in India is here. The magnificent Golconda Fortress and the tombs of the Quatab Shahi Kings are other significant structure in the city.

Sightseeing bedsides, Hyderabad has now been transformed into an IT hub and rated as India’s leading Information Technology & Telecommunications centre. MNCs are fast making it as their base, thus the life style of the city is on a constant rise. Hyderabad also liked as a medical tourism spot for its global standard of hospitals and other facilities in extremely low costs.