Ramoji Film City is the world's largest film studio complex with lots of exciting rides, live shows, and a variety of restaurants. Their various themed areas will make you feel like you're in different parts of the world.
Birla Mandir is a Hindu temple made entirely of white marble. It provides a beautiful panoramic view of Hyderabad and its surroundings. Visitors can also attend the sound and light show in the evening.
This was the official residence of the Nizams of Hyderabad. The palace has a Bara Imam, Khilwat Mubarak, and Council Hall, beautifully decorated with Belgian chandeliers, elegant paintings, and precious artifacts. A perfect place to know more about Hyderabad's cultural heritage.
A memorable place for visitors of all ages, Nehru Zoological Park houses a diverse collection of animals and birds from all over the world, including Bengal tigers, giraffes, rhinos, and many more. Visitors can also enjoy the toy train ride and the safari park.
Golconda Fort represents a blend of Hindu-Islamic architecture and design. The complex comprises of four forts, temples, mosques, and a royal palace. The light and sound show in the evening detailing its history is a must-experience.
Hussain Sagar Lake, in the heart of Hyderabad, features a giant monolithic Buddha statue measuring 18 meters tall. Visitors can take a boat ride to get a closer look at the statue or enjoy the park surrounding the lake.
*Note: Costs are an estimate and subject to change depending on personal expenses and the time of the visit.
Travelers with extra time can add the Salar Jung Museum and Charminar. Foodies may want to visit the Hyderabadi biryani food trail or try the famous Irani chai at Cafe Niloufer. Travelers with less time can consider visiting any of the places above with an abbreviated itinerary.