Hyderabad

Hyderabad, India

Hyderabad is India's national treasure, full of history, culture and amazing architecture. The century-old city never ceased to attract visitors from all over the world, international influences first pouring in with trade merchants in search of aromatic spices, shiny jewellery and gorgeous pearls. Today, Hyderabad is still known and loved for these goods, and many still travel here from afar to purchase them. The city also has numerous museums, shops, cafes and restaurants, so it's near impossible to be bored.

Population:

10,804,325

Currency:

Indian Rupee, ₹

Emergency Numbers:

Police: 100
Fire brigade: 101
Ambulance: 102

Opening Hours:

Newspapers:

Deccan Chronicle
The Siasat Daily
The Munsif Daily

The City

Hyderabad, also called the City of Pearls, is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities of India. Its streets are filled with the scent of exotic spices, colourful fabrics and impressive architecture. A couple of the most breathtaking sights are the Birla Mandir, which is a temple dedicated to Vishnu, and the Golkonda Fort that towers proudly over the city.

The city is also known for the numerous markets scattered across it, waiting for their shoppers and merchants. One of the most famous markets is the bazaar of Nampally. There is a huge collection of jewellery, clothes, bags, bangles and everything that your heart desires.

Do & See

Mosques, museums, markets, and parks – these are just a few of the things that Hyderabad has to offer. This buzzing, vibrant city has long been known for its rich culture and history. Don't forget to check out one of the many breathtaking parks, and prepare to spend a significant amount of time there, for both the flora and fauna are worth exploring.

Dining

Regardless of whether you are looking for traditional Indian cuisine or are in the mood for some international dishes, you can find everything your heart desires in Hyderabad. It is recommended to try one of the local specialities, such as a home-made chutney or fish curry.

Cafes

Watching people stroll by while sipping on a cup of tea or coffee and enjoying a snack is just the thing that you need for a break on a busy day. Luckily, Hyderabad has many cafes to offer, many serving mouthwatering pastries and delicious drinks. Make sure to try a traditional biscuit of Hyderabad: the osmania, which is named after the last ruler of the Hyderabad state.