From Charminar, Mecca Masjid, Chowmahalla Palace, Falaknuma Palace, Golconda Fort, Qutb Shahi Tombs to the Qutub Shahi Tombs Site Museum, Moula Ali Dargah, Osmania Arts College, Purani Haveli, and Salar Jung Museum, the city showcases its rich heritage and cultural values through all its prime attractions.
Among many scenic locations of the city, the most important to explore is the Old city of Hyderabad, which displays the true colours of the city. Book your flight and land down at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, or you can reach the place availing various train and bus facilities connected to different cities and metros.
With a tropical climate and moderate temperature, the city welcomes its visitors from mid November to mid February, as the months of March to June are relatively hot and dry, and also face occasional thunderstorms. Serving as the meeting ground for north and south India, the city adopts a culture which is distinct and unusual in its own way. Hyderabad is going through tremendous changes and alterations, as a part of its innovative strategy to compete with the other main metropolitan cities of India. The city is finely split into north, west, east and southern areas of the central district, which append to its lavishness and grandiosity. Among the metropolis cities of India, Hyderabad enjoys a rich traditional background and historic incidents. The city is located on the banks of the Musi River and on the Deccan plateau. The home city of the historic monument 'Charminar', Hyderabad is among the places which are rich in cultural heritage and values.
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