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BIRLA
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Location:Situated
in
Adarsh Nagar near Secretariat in Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation
is available.
Auto Charges from:
Secunderabad Rly. Stn.: Rs 20.00
Nampally Rly. Stn.: Rs 10.00
Kachiguda Rly.Stn.: Rs 20.00
Air Port: Rs 20.00
Birla Planetarium is a beautiful dome-shaped monument.Opened for public
view on 8th September 1985 by the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Shri N.T.
Rama Rao.Visitors are awed by watching the show which looks almost real,with
open dark sky and shining stars looking down upon them combined with the
sound effects.The planetarium presents daily sky shows (both in Telugu and
English) unfolding various aspects of the Cosmos,Universe and the very
recent clash of the Titans.
Apart from the planetarium there are other divisons like:
Exhibits:Enter
the Interactive Science Hall and you can explore the wonders and magic of
Science through hands-on participatory exhibits which cover a wide range of
topics from perception, mechanics, optical illusions, mathematical puzzles,
optics, vibrations and sound, computers and robots to environment and many
more. These exhibits are great fun for students and lay persons alike and
are very educative too.
Science Museum:Another
attraction is the Science Museum. Having started entertaining visitors since
1990, the museum boasts of a fascinating piece of architecture with very
unique and beautiful interior decor. Designed by reputed architects from
Calcutta and Bombay with ideas and concepts incorporated from Japan,
Hongkong and Singapore, the museum covers an area of nearly 10,000 sq.
meters."Discover the magic of Science" - this motto of the museum is
ideally revealed in its highlights of science, technology and industry.
Mind Games: In
the section on perception, illusions and optics, you could see how
vulnerable the human mind is in perceiving phenomenon through exhibits like
a spinning multi-colored disc which is really black and white, or, you could
watch shadows appear after the light is turned off !!
Know about
computers : Another interesting section is on computers which
enables you to play games. A unique feature for the first time in India is
the introduction of the Interactive Computer. This section provides detailed
information about computers, their evolution, all aided by colorful
graphics. It also explains the gradual sophistication of the computer from a
large piece in the seventies to the latest version, a tiny chip, which is
viewed through a powerful microscope.
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BOTANICAL GARDEN
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Location:In Kothaguda, 2 km from Madhapur,
How to reach : Local transportation is
available.
The garden is being developed by the Forest department at Kothaguda,
2 km from Madhapur, the hub of computer activity, at a cost of more than Rs
8 crore.
According to Shankaran, curator of National
Parks, rare species were being acquired from various countries and States in
the country.But, the garden being developed here is based on the `utility'
concept. It will have as many as 3,000 species of trees spread over an area
of 125 acres.The entire extent has been divided into 19 sectors, each
measuring 3 to 10 acres. Each sector would have specialty --utility trees
such as bamboo, palm, medicinal plants, timber, desert, flowering, fruit
bearing trees, ornamental and sacred plants.
Landscaping, fountains, rock pool, nursery,
water bodies and other such tourist attracting spots would form part of the
garden. The work on nursery, rock pool garden and aquatic sector is nearing
completion.Besides serving as a recreation spot, the garden has been taken
up with the objective of bringing together rare and endangered species. On
completion, this would also serve as a `gene pool' of endangered species and
help research scholars in the field.
The forest department has undertaken a massive
exercise before taking up the work. National Remote Sensing Agency has done
the contour survey to identify the natural water bodies where watershed
program was taken up. "Water is most important for the park. Already nine
bore-wells and two open wells are dug for the purpose", he said
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Charminar
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How
to reach : Local transportation is available.
Location: Charminar
is one of the principal landmarks in Hyderabad with four graceful
minarets. The city is often identified with the majestic Charminar. It
was built by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah in 1591, two years after the
founding of Hyderabad.It stands in the heart of the old city.This
imposing four columned structure is enormous in size and stature. Built
with granite, it is the example of the Cazia style of architecture. It
stands 56 m high and 30 m wide and creates four arches facing each of
the cardinal points. Each column has a minaret on top which soars to a
height of 48.7 mts above the ground. It is often referred to as the
“arch of triumph of the east”.Its central structure soars to a height of
180 feet. The minarets contain spiral staircases, with 149 steps which
ascend to triple tiers of balconies from where a panoramic view of old
city can be seen.The space in the upper floor between the minarets was
meant for Friday prayers.There are forty five prayer spaces and the
atmosphere there is calm and serene so as to infuse a sense of
devotion.
During Ramzan the entire place is fully decked up as a bride and is
teemed with people who come to offer prayers and do some shopping.It is
full of women who come for come to buy bangles, mehdi, garments with
zardozi work and shoes.
Chau Mahalla was the principal residence of the Nizams located to the
rear of the Mecca Mosque. It is a vast walled complex that can be seen
from the roof of the mosque. It comprises a linear arrangement of state
reception halls and residential suites, separated by formal gardens with
pools and fountains.
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DHOLA-RI-DHANI
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Dhola-ri-Dhani is the new ethnic Rajasthani village 18 kms from the city at
Kompally Village, Medchal Road. Morning 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. on
wads.
Tel: 7866019 / 20/ City
Office : 845453.
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FALAKNUUMA PALACE
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Location:It
is located 5 km. from Charminar in Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation is available.
Best time to visit: Around the year.
Hyderabad boasts of many magnificent palaces
among these, the Falaknuma palace is a remarkable edifice which stands atop
a 200 ft. high hillock.It is located 5 km. from
Charminar.Built by Nawab Vikar-Ul-Ulmara, the then Prime Minister of
Hyderabad, it is a stupendous palace. It is believed that the Falaknuma
palace was gifted to the sixth Nizam of Hyderabad, Mehboob Ali Khan.
The palace was constructed over a period of seven years. It
covers a total area of 9,39,712 sq.mt. The palace is laid out in the shape
of a scorpion with two stings spread out as wings on the north. The middle
part is occupied by the main building and the kitchen and harem quarters
stretch to the south.
The Falaknuma palace is a rare blend of Italian
and Tudor architecture.The palace has a library with a walnut carved roof, a
replica of the one at Windsor Castle. The library has one of the finest
collections of the holy Quran in India.The
Falaknuma palace has other unique things like the Venetian chandeliers.The
dining hall of the palace could seat 100 guests on a single table. The
aesthetic furniture, rosewood chairs and tableware made of gold and crystal
make Falaknuma Palace a attractive tourist location.The ballroom contains a
two-ton manually operated organ said to be the only one of its kind in the
world. This apart the palace has as many as 220 lavishly decorated rooms and
22 spacious halls.The palace has some of the finest treasures collected by
the Nizam.
There is a story that the palace has proved
to be fatal to those who have resided there for a long period. The
scorpion-like structure is believed to be the cause of all deaths.
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GANDIPET
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Location:"Gandipet"
situated 20 kms from Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation is available.
Best time to visit: Around the year.
Whether it is summer or winter,
the one place that is crowded with streaming visitors is Osman Sagar,
popularly known as Gandipet.This
is the well known picnic spot.It has a picturesque lake, a botanical
garden and a dam.The lake is spread over an area of 46 sq km.This water
body was made by Mir Osman Ali Khan as a result of the damning of the
river Musi in 1920. The lake also offers a boating facility.The place
boasts of a soothing and breathtaking view.It's an ideal place for
taking a break from the busy schedules.Throughout
the year - weekdays or weekends - Gandipet beckons holidayers from every
nook and corner of the twin cities. Anyone visiting Gandipet is pleased
to see a vast stretch of placid water that shimmer like gold with the
rays of the morning sun.
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GOLCONDA
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Location
: Located 10 kms from Mehdipatnam in Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation is
available.
Best time to visit: In the evenings when the
sound and light show is organised.
Golconda Fort which lies on the western
outskirts of Hyderabad city unravels 400 years of rich cultural
heritage. Built by Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah in 1525, the Golconda Fort
epitomises the opulent Nawabi culture of those times.Golconda known as
"Shepherd's Hill" or "Golla Konda", in Telugu, has an interesting story
behind it. One fine day, on the rocky hill called Mangalavaram, a
shepherd boy came across an idol.This was conveyed to the Kakatiya king,
who was ruling at that time. The king got a mud fort constructed around
the holy spot.Over a period of time this was expanded by the Qutub
Shahi kings into a massive fort of granite. By the 17th century,
Golconda was famous as a Diamond Market, it gave the world some of the
best known diamonds, including the Kohinoor.This fort was ruled by many
dynasties and was of great strategic importance. In 1518, when the Qutub
Shahi dynasty was founded, Golconda was made its capital. The subsequent
generations saw Golconda being fortified further with several additions
and the formation of a beautiful city within.
Some thing that bewilders the visitor is the modern acoustic system
which was so designed that a hand clap sounded at the entrance gate of
the fort could be heard right up in the citadel !
The Golconda fort is known for its magnificent acoustics, the structural
grandeur of the palacesand ingenious water supply system. . One visit to
the fort, and you will be transported to that eventful age of the Qutub
Shahi dynasty that speaks volumes of their glorious achievements. One is
perplexed to see the meticulous details of the architecture and the
fading gardens, which once had sprawling lawns and playing fountains.
Golconda is all this and more. A new attraction at the fort is the sound
and light show that brings the legend of Golconda to life. With a
spectacular interplay of audio and visual effects, the saga of Golconda
unfolds over centuries of splendor. The show livens up the glorious past
and it is an experience worth watching.
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Hitec
city
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| Hitec city is a software park
like no other. A techno park that offers you, up-front and on-line, all the
support systems you need.sGuarantees uninterrupted, reliable power supply
and high speed global connectivity. And gives you high standing in the
market.
The Hi-tech City (Hyderabad Information
Technology Engineering Consultancy City), is an integrated techno township
designed to serve the business and social needs of business
organisations.The Township's architecture and engineering enable easy
adaptation to the changes in technology and the growth in your business. To
the businessman engaged in Information Technology or Engineering, Hi-Tec
City is an added attraction to Hyderabad.An ultra-modern township proposed
to be built on nearly 160 acres of land, it will bring together every
conceivable infrastructural facility: office space, production areas,
shopping centre, communication facilities, hotel, convention centre,
recreational zones and club houses.
Hi-Tec City will also offer an Earth Station, thus putting the world within
easy reach. Add to this the fact that the township is in close proximity to
schools, colleges and hospitals. Phase I of the project offers companies a
ready-to-run business complex from day one.Companies can also construct
buildings of their own design in the main City area. Truly, Hi-Tec City will
serve as a one-stop-shop solution, catering to the business activities as
well as the social needs of the corporate community. |
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HUSSAIN SAGAR AND LUMBINI PARK
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Location:Located between Hyderabad and Secundrabad.
How to reach :
Local transportation is available.
Hussain Sagar is an reservoir with a 3 km long bridge
between Hyderabad and Secundrabad the twin cities.The tank was
completed in 1562, is named after its builder Hazrat Hussain Shah
Wali.Hussain Sagar also known as the Tank Bund
provides relaxation from the humdrum routine which stretches
1.5 kms long and has 35 statues of freedom fighters or political
leaders, who played a significant role in the history of Andhra
Pradesh.is one of the most
prominent landmarks in Hyderabad.It offers a variety of recreational
facilities such as, the boating club and sailing club.A
statue of Buddha, at the centre of the lake is the major
attraction.The statue is carved out of a single rock.
Lumbini park a part of the Buddha Poornima project was developed by
the Hyderabad Urban Development Authority in 1994 and since then, it
has become an ideal place of relaxation and a place of
amusement.This park has added attractions like colourful floral
clock, waterfalls and fountains.The spectacular musical dancing
fountain and water cascade draw huge crowds.
At 6.30,7.30,8.30 pm the fountain is activated and is
regulated by a computerized system, which controls the rise and fall
of the fountain with the latest music track in the background.There
is also a boating facility at the park.The park is open throughout
the week except on Mondays from 9 am to 9 p.m and the entry fee is
Rs.2 per head.
Boating facilities
Boating Unit, Hussainsagar: AP Tourism organising Launch Trips and
Speed Boat Trips at Hussainsagar. The entry for boating is through
Lumbini Park.
AP Tourism also organising a star lit dinner on the boat
in the evenings.The details for the dinner are:
Non-Veg. Dinner Rs.90/- per head. This includes Chicken Biryani,
Soft Drink, Ice Cream and Boat Ride.
Veg. Dinner Rs.75/- per head. This includes Veg.-Biryani, Soft
Drink, IceCream, and Boat Ride.
Also 48 seater Launches are available for organising exclusive
dinner parties at Rs.1,250/- per two hours in the evenings. The
parties can bring their own food by paying Rs.20/- per head as
servicing charges.Also boats are available for film shooting at Rs.
2,500/- per hour for 48 seater boat, Rs.5,000/- per day for 4 seater
speed boat, Rs.3,000/- per day for water scooter (fuel charges
extra).
LADBAZAAR
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Location:It
is located near Charminar in Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation is
available.
Best time to visit:During
Ramzan.
The legendary lad bazaar was
founded by Ladli Begum, the wife of Mir Mehboob Ali, the
sixth Nizam of Hyderabad. This bazaar emerges from the
historic landmark, the Charminar. It has existed for
centuries and continues to exist as it always has. The
entire street jostles with carts of colourful lac
bangles. These bangles studded with stones and glass glitter
in the daylight and allure many a women into purchasing
them.The shops are full of bright and glittering gold
accessories.The common sights of Lad Bazaar are of the dye
merchants, who create colourful peaks with their coloured
powders. One can also find lacquer workers actively engaged
in practicing their craft, the rhythms of the silver smiths
beating silver into artistic shapes. All this makes the
entire market throb with excitement.
During the time of Ramzan or the wedding season, this bazaar
is heavily crowded with burkha clad Muslim woman, fashion
conscious young college girls and lambadins bedecked in
traditional Jewelry.The surrounding areas of this bazaar
have Chakrami and Mitti-Ka-Sher, which are famous for
antique jewellery in kundan and enamel. Nearby, there is a
place called Darushafa, which is well known for the tissue
thin silver leafy sheets, used to decorate sweets and
bidriware.The appliqued, heavily sequined
skirts, bags and belts set with sparkling mirrors and tiny
beads of Banjara gypsies is yet another attraction here.
The bazaar is at its festive
best at night, when the area surrounding Charminar is well
lit and full of bustle. A walk through this bazaar can
definitely be an exciting experience, with wafting perfumes
and echoes of vendors selling different articles on the
streets. This activity starts with the dawn, picks up with
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QUTAB
SHAHI TOMBS |
Location:Qutub
Shahi Tombs are located
12 kms from Hyderabad,these tombs are situated a kilometer north of
Golcoda Fort's Banjara Darwaza.
How to reach : Local transportation is available.
Best time to visit:Any time around the year except on
Fridays from 9.30 AM to 4.30 PM
The Qutub Shahi tombs, as the name indicates, are graceful domed
monuments built in memory of the six Qutub Shahi rulers.They
are a cluster of magnificent tombs erected in memory of the departed
kings of Golconda.Those
tombs stand amidst the beautiful landscaped gardens called Ibrahim Bagh.
The tombs have beautifully carved stone work and are built on raised
terraces, which are accessed by flight of steps on all the sides. The
tombs are around 9-15mt tall and are surrounded by Balustrades which
have minarets at the corners. The tombs are constructed of grey granite
with stucco ornamentation. The most imposing of these tombs is the tomb
of the fifth king, Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah. It rises to a height of
42.5M with a large dome. The architecture of the tombs indicate a blend
of Persian and Indian styles. These tombs bear mute testimony to the
past glory and grandeur of the Qutub shahi’s. The tombs are open for the
public on all days except on Fridays from 9.30 AM to 4.30 PM.
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MECCA
MASJID
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Location:lies
within hundred yards to the southwest of Charminar
How to reach : Local
transportation is available.
This is the biggest
mosque in Hyderabad and lies within hundred yards to the southwest of
Charminar. The name is derived from the Grand Mosque at Mecca on which
it is patterned. The hall measures 67 mt. by 54 mt. and is 23 mt. in
height. Fifteen arches, five on each of the three sides, support the
roof.The mosque is made out of a single piece of granite each topped by
an arched gallery that is crowned by a dome. The mosque is one of the
largest in India and can accommodate ten thousand people at a time.
During Ramzan the mosque is full of devout muslims who come there to
offer their prayers and listen to the
repetitive
recitation of Quran called "Taravi".People break their fast at around 6
o clock in the evening where all the devouts get something to eat and
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PUBLIC
GARDENS
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Location:It is located at
Nampally in Hyderabad.
How to reach : Local transportation is available.
Best time to visit:Around the Year
These lush green gardens with magnificent buildings, is located in the
heart of new Hyderabad city. It has a small mosque, which reflects the
influence of Egyptian-Islamic architecture. It was used by the last
Nizam. It also houses the Jubilee hall where important public meetings
are held, Lalita Kala Thoranam, an open-air theatre and Jawahar lal
Bhavan.
The State
Archeological Museum
The State Archaeology Museum houses an independent collection of early
Buddhist antiquities. These represent art traditions of Andhra Pradesh
during 1st Century—4th Century Satavahana and
Ikshvaku periods. Amaravathi is the prominent site represented here .
It also has copies of paintings from Ajantha and Ellora in Maharashtra.
Public Gardens - Boating: AP Tourism operates boats in Public
Gardens
pond at Rs. 15/- per head per trip of 15 minutes.
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NEHRU
ZOOLOGICAL PARK
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Location:It
is in Hyderabad, 9 kms from Koti.
How to reach : Local
transportation is available.
Best time to visit:Round the year.
Timings of the park: April to June – 8 am to 5.30 pm July to March—8.30
a.m to 5.00 p.m.
Nehru Zoological Park is the biggest zoological park in India spread
over 300 acres of the lush green forest with animals living.It is an
abode for about 2500 species, where 2450 animals and birds are housed in
natural environment.Some of the impressive sights of the zoo are the
prehistoric animals park, the nocturnal animal house, the tiger safari
park, the lion safari park, children’s park with a train ride and
elephant ride.
Fauna:
Primates: Chimpanzee, Mandrill, Orangutan, Sacred, Chacme, Moustache and
skyes guneo, Diana, Mona, Debrazza, Vervet, Squirrel, Monkeys, Capuchin,
Rhesus, Bonnets, Lion Tailed and Pig Tailed Monkeys, Langurs etc.
Carnivores: The lions (both African and Indian), Tigers, Wolves,
Jackals, Foxes, Hyaena, Bear etc.
Herbivores: Elephants, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus, Zebras, American bison,
Antelopes, Black buck, Chousingha , Chinkara, Deer, Sambhar, Brow Antler
Deer etc.
Birds: Peacock, Golden and Silver Khaliz, Cheer, Spur Fowls, Patridges,
Quails, Rosy Pelicans, Flamingoes, Sarus Cranes, Demoiselle Cranes,
Ducks, Geese, Parrots, Love birds etc.
Reptiles: Giant tortoises, Fresh Water Turtles, Gharials, Muggers,
Monitor Lizards, Chameleons, King Cobra, Russels Viper, Giant Rock
Pythons.
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Purani
Haveli
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Location: Situated to the South east of Afzal Gunj Bridge
near Dewandevdi.
How to reach:
The Palace is about 3 kms. from Hyderabad (Nampally) railway station and 2
kms from Hyderabad bus station. Excellent private transport is available
from all parts of the twin-cities.
Purani
Haveli holds a special place for the Asaf Jahis as several Nizams were born
here and spent parts of their lives. It is one of the most significant
architectural landmarks of Hyderabad combining 18th century
European facades with traditional Indian courtyards.
Recalling its historical background, when the layout of the city of
Hyderabad was being planned, the ruler of the kingdom, Mohammad Quli Qutub
Shah earmarked a large estate for the residence of Hazrat Mir Momin, his
Chief Adviser and peshwa (Prime Minister), who widely emerged as a saint and
as a statesman.
The main building reminds you of the 18th
Century European architecture. Although the buildings in the complex were
constructed in the second half of the 19th Century during the
reign of the sixth Nizam, Nawab Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Bahadur, the seventh
Nizam, Nawab Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur added the auxiliary buildings with
spacious court yards.
The
complex also includes two annexes attached to the northern ends of the
parallel wings. Both the wings are wider towards the southern
end where they are only single storeyed, and have two vast courtyards
surrounded by rooms and deep verandahs with semicircular European arches.
Some rooms still have their tiled walls and
mosaic flooring intact, and their multitude colours recall the past glory of
the palace. Part of the complex houses a library, the other the Mukarram Jah
Technical Institute. One wing is now a museum housing the seventh Nizam’s
collection of gifts made to him on the occasion of his silver jubliee on the
throne, articles which form the exhibits in the Nizam’s museum, Hyderabad.
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RAMOJI
FILM CITY
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Location:It
is located near Hyderabad.
How to reach : Daily tours
from hyderabad.
Ramoji Film City is one of the largest, most comprehensive and
professionally planned film production centers in the world. It has
surpassed the size and facilities offered at the Universal Studios of
Hollywood. It is spread over an area of 1000 acres. A cursory glance at
this fantastic world will definitely give an impression of “Paradise on
earth", with its magnificent and exotic buildings, exquisitely carved
rock figures etc. The shopping complexes, railway station, airport,
slums etc. depict a miniature city, with all its essentials. It’s a
one-stop shop, for all the film production and post production
activities. All a producer has to do is enter the film city with a
script, the rest will take care of itself. It has everything a producer
can dream of.
Holiday and getaway packages.
Ramoji Film City offers a
variety of holiday and getaway packages for you to refresh and
recharge.From the very moment you
check into the luxury of hotel Sitara, or Tara - star properties of the
Dolphin Group of Hotels, You will find yourself surrounded
by the real holiday spirit.Be it relaxation or an activity, an adventure
or an amusement.
Honeymoon packages
As you enter this
spectacular world through its impressive gateway, the serenity and peace
envelops you. At the same time, the utter privacy and sheer size of the
landscape will stimulate a thousand romantic feelings.
The ambience of Ramoji Film City
sets your mind free and your heart aflutter with emotion. Together, you
will take in the rolling green landscape with the majestic backdrop of
the mountains and the sights and sounds of nature.A part of the winged
pagoda-shaped canopy of a Japanese garden beckons you; further, a
mysterious avenue promises to lead you to a dream destination; yet
again, you find yourselves racing up a hill side as a 'Mahal' greets you
with its eternal charm.
And at once, both of you seal a
pact of companionship for a lifetime - the moment made eternal by the
perfection of the setting, the ambience and the magic. Discover
the glamour of tinsel town, even as you romance. Ramoji Film City allows
you to frolic in its myriad wonders - French avenues, historic archways,
rural settings, fountains, cobbled paths and... the irresistable glamour
of the film world. You could stroll into the mammoth settings that have
graced mega film productions. In fact, if you wish you can even go a bit
further.
A mini film crew is lined up especially for you. This crew, complete
with a director, cameraman and make-up artist will assist you in
filming your unforgettable moments in Ramoji Film City. You even have
the option of being photographed. An expert photographer will capture
these precious moments to perfection. You can carry back an entire album
of tender memories ! Imagine you and your lovely lady against the
backdrop of the magnificent locales...
The Utopia for your love is ready.
All it requires is you.
Sitara - World-class
facilities
An international standard, fully airconditioned luxury hotel, it can
provide all the facilities and Luxuries you may need. There are four
royal suites; four theme suites; 92 deluxee rooms -all designed to
please the most discerning of eye and relax your all star teams in
luxurious comfort. Galaxy is a multi-cuisine restaurant with an attached
bar. It offers Continental, Chinese, Mughlai, Andhra, Ggujarati and
South Indian cuisine prepared to please every taste. There is sholay the
barbeque by the pool side to enjoy the rarest of kababs under a star-lit
sky. Then there is startreck - a mini conference hall with state of the
art conferencing facilities and attached to it is the Taj Mahal a mini
banquet hall. For the health enthusiasts there is an ultra-modern health
club called the Samson & Delilah which is equipped with cyber, power
jog, jacuzzi herbal massage, sauna, steam bath and a team of trained
care specialists who guide you through every step of the way.
Theme Party
Ramoji Film City offers
extra-ordinary scope for creative Theme Parties.Locales like Hawa Mahal,
Railway Station, Princess Street and countless locations provide the
desired backdrop.
Conference Ideas
The advantage of having conference at Ramoji Film
City is rather unique.That is apart from the best conferencing
facilities which include sophisticated systems and supports with an
ambience all its own, You can be assured of Ramoji Film City's influence
on your conference The alluring landscape; the fascinating locations;
and the breath of fresh air all lend a new dimension to your meet.And
the facilities here are the best -conference rooms which seat from 20
people to 2000 people at a time, an open air convention advantage that
can include upto 5000 guests; state of the art presentation systems;
Tele-conference facilites and advanced communication support systems
that make your conference all the more convenient
- Conference packages
- Special packages for long term
residential conferences
Tara
The comfort of hotel Tara also makes for the most memorable stay.With
services ranging from a 24 hour restaurant,elegantly styled rooms to the
amiable and courteous staff,every day here would be an exclusive
getaway.
125 Rooms (84 Air-conditioned)
Well furnished rooms
CCTV
Rooms services
Hollywood restaurant which serves Indian
Cuisine
In house laundry
Foreign Exchange
Travel counter
Florist
Doctor on call
Direct dial from rooms
Sahara
These are well
maintained shared accommodation,which can accommodate over 700 people
(with provision for separate arrangements for ladies).
FACILITIES OFFERED:
- Huge dining hall
- Parking area
- Telephone
- Provisional stores
- Wash rooms
Sitara
An
international standard, fully airconditioned luxury hotel, it can
provide all the facilities and Luxuries you may need. There are four
royal suites; four theme suites; 92
deluxe
rooms -all designed to Please the most discerning of eye and relax your
all star teams in luxuries comfort.
Galaxy is a multi-cuisine restaurant with an attached bar. . There is
sholay the bar -be- que by the pool side to enjoy the rarest of kababs
under a star-lit sky ; Then there is startreck - a mini conference hall
with state - of-the- art conferencing facilities and attached to it is
the Taj Mahal a mini banquet hall. For the health enthusiasts there is
an ultra-modern health club called the Samson & Delilah
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SALARJUNG MEUSEUM |
Location:Situated
in Afzalgunj, 2 kms from Charminar.
How to reach : Local
transportation is available.
Best time to visit: Around the year
Salar Jung Museum is a much lauded tourist place of Hyderabad.This museum is
the largest one-man collection of antiques in the world.The objects
accumulated by Yusuf Ali Salar Jung, the Prime Minister to the Nizam are of
considerable interest for their intrinsic artistic worth.
It is well known throughout the world for its prized collections belonging
to different civilizations, dating back to the first century. It contains
47,000 exhibits from all corners of the world and includes sculptures, wood
carvings, religious objects, Persian miniature paintings, illuminated
manuscripts, armor, weaponry and over 50,000 books. All this is housed in
36 rooms. Some of the most famed exhibits are the “veiled Rebecca”,
“Mestophiles” and “the Lady with the lamp”. In the jade room one can see the
swords, daggers and the clothing of the Mughal emperors and of Tipu
Sultan. A children’s section contains toys, puppets and model trains. The
clock room is one of the best galleries with a collection of more than 300
clocks, ranging from sandclock to modern day huge pieces. The chief
exhibits include the tiny pieces set under magnifying glasses to huge and
stately grandfather clocks from France, England, Germany, Italy and
Switzerland. Another interesting exhibit is a musical clock with a toy
figure of watchman, who pushes open the door every hour in a great hurry, to
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NTR
Gardens |
Location: Very close to Secretariat and Lumbini Park, located along the
banks of Hussain Sagar.
How to reach:
Local transportation is available. Buses from almost all the depots run
through the arterial Secretariat road. It is just a walkable distance from
the main road.
Some of the important bus routes:
8C, 8M, 20P, 113, 113M, 6, 190, etc.
NTR gardens is a recent tourist attraction,
to woo visitors from all walks of life. Located in the heart of the city, it
virtually provides a thrilling experience to all of us. Mostly children are
particularly attracted towards this garden, with its illuminated water
fountains and beautiful greenery.
The entry fee is quite nominal, which is
Rs.15/- per head. Once you enter the garden, you will be welcomed by
pyramids made of glass. Here you come across a variety of insects right from
ants to the beautiful grasshoppers. Coming down, you can move around the
picturesque greenery with beautiful flowers in their brightest colours,
which is really a visual treat for everyone.
Once you move ahead, crossing the artistic
lighting of various landscapes, you come across a plantain-farm restaurant,
opposite to which there is a cluster of fruits.
The next important attraction is the High
Macha tree, which consists of many varieties of fruits. This tree is rather
symbolic, that lures the visitors with its multi-fruit cum water slide. If
you have a closer look, you can observe that there are peacocks perched to
the hanging branch, a parrot eating a fruit and many other birds. Then move
around the Kohinoor Garden, which is full of fountains. Another important
attraction is watching the good old Rolls Royce at the vintage Car café,
where you and your family can enjoy the food in these stationary cars
watching the water splash.
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