With its narrow alleys crowded with people shopping at local market booths, old Mughal architecture, rickshaws carrying commuters, tea shops, traffic with honking horns, and brilliant hues, Hyderabad matches what you would imagine it to look like. In Hyderabad, two incredibly affluent Muslim royal lineages have left behind a heritage of spectacular religious monuments and imperial homes.

In the 1990s, the emergence of the IT industry brought a large number of young people to the city of Hyderabad. It led in the development of upscale shopping malls,  multiplex theaters, taverns, nightclubs, and pubs. Numerous traditional teahouses and world-renowned biryani restaurants continue to draw a considerable crowd in the new Hyderabad, which has maintained its ancient flavor.

Every visitor to our Pearl City has a life-altering experience and leaves with a great smile. Due to its sheer grandeur, the experience is utterly enthralling. Additionally to Charminar, a historical wonder that has endured for more than four centuries, the Golconda Fort is also another intriguing icon of the royal lifestyle of Hyderabad, comparable to the Mecca Masjid, which was constructed with bricks transported from Mecca. There are numerous attractions in Hyderabad, including the Salar Jung Museum, Hussainsagar Lake, the Zoological Park, and Birla Mandir.

Your travel to Hyderabad will be of no use if you are unable to purchase silk Pearls, Sarees, and other unusual jewelry. Evenings can be spent buying colorful bracelets from roadside vendors and taking in the captivating sights and sounds.