The iconic Charminar is a must-see for any tourist visiting Hyderabad. The monument was built in 1591 and is a symbol of the city's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can climb to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of the city.
Once the seat of the Asaf Jahi dynasty, Chowmahalla Palace is now a popular tourist spot. Visitors can explore the palace's courtyards, stables, and halls showcasing artifacts from the Nizam's collection, including vintage cars, porcelain items and wardrobe.
Hyderabadi biryani is famous across the subcontinent of India and Paradise Biryani provides the best in the city. They offer mouth-watering biryanis and kebabs at a very affordable cost that is why it is very popular amongst both locals and visitors.
Located near the Charminar monument, the markets Charminar bazaar and Laad Bazaar are a great stop to pick up souvenirs and artifacts from the city's artisans. From bangles to perfumes, this market is popular for its fragrant smells of various spices and teas.
Salar Jung Museum is one of India's premier museums and has an extensive collection of art, carpets, ceramics, sculptures, and manuscripts from around the world, including items from the Nizam's collection. The museum is a treasure trove for history and culture lovers and is worth the visit.
After a long and eventful day, it's time to head to the airport to continue the journey to Kerala. Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has excellent facilities and good connectivity across the country.
After landing at Cochin International Airport, visitors can enjoy a comfortable ride to their hotel in Kochi city or continue onwards on their tour of Kerala.
If you have more time, then enjoy the city's nightlife by visiting pubs and restaurants. If you have less time, then skip the Salar Jung Museum since it requires a few hours to view and enjoy the collection there.