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Showing posts with label HYDERABAD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HYDERABAD. Show all posts

Sunday, December 30, 2007

Excursions in Hyderabad

Traveling with your friends or family or even alone is always fun. It will
become even more interesting and enjoyable if you go on excursions from
Hyderabad, India. The places to visit around Hyderabad are so numerous and you
will find it hard to choose from the list in case you have less time. All the
places are definitely worth a visit. So read on about Hyderabad excursions and
plan your trip.

Enjoy the art and culture of Rajasthan in your Hyderabad
visit. Yes, you read it correct! Wondering how? The Dhola-Ri-Dhani is an ethnic
Rajasthani resort where you can view all the art, heritage, culture and cuisines
of Rajasthan besides the modern amenities, which any person travelling to a new
place will crave for. You can also plan your excursion to the Mir Alam Tank, an
artificial lake, where you can enjoy boating after you enjoy the wilderness in
the adjacent Nehru Zoological Park. If you want to see magic made real, travel
to the glamorously landscaped and immaculately maintained Ramoji Film City,
which besides being a world-renowned film production center is also, a popular
magnificent tourist hangout.

Your creative soul can definitely feast
itself in the ethnic Shilparamam festival in Hyderabad. You can find art in each
and every form ranging from the most famous and popular handicrafts, to the folk
dances that are confined to a remote village. In Yadagirigutta you can view the
Lakshminarasimha shrine and also hear the astonishing legend of the formation of
the Lakshminarasimha Temple.

Birla Planetarium Hyderabad

The Birla Planetarium in Hyderabad is an accolade to the advances made in technology and science since the dawn of human civilization. Late Sri N.T.Rama Rao inaugurated this beautiful dome shaped architectural wonder, on 8th September 1985. The B.M. Birla Planetarium and Science Museum is an absolute visit during your trip to Hyderabad. Kids are sure to enjoy this planetarium and the variety of knowledge it has to offer.

The Planetarium offers daily sky shows (in Telugu and English) reciting various aspects of the enigmatic Cosmos, the mind boggling mysteries of the Universe, the undying comets, the Hubble Space Telescope, Eclipses, the puzzling Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO's) and the very recent clash of the Titans. As the sky show begins, the visitors are virtually transferred into the galaxy as they watch a large canopy of dark sky, full of shining stars looking down upon them. The convincing background sound effect multiplies the feel of being in outer space, which adds to the excitement and exhilaration.

The most recent addition to the Planetarium is the Dinosorium - a new wing which houses, the fossil of 160 million years old "Kotasaurus Yamanpalliensis", excavated in Adilabad district. Apart from this highlight, the Dinosaurium also has a collection of smaller fossils of dinosaur eggs, marine shells and fossilized tree trunks. The place always succeeds in enthralling people with its breathtaking sky shows of mysterious universe. It is the one place in the city, which should not be missed out by children. The Planetarium remains closed on the last Thursday of every month.

Birla Planetarium Hyderabad

The Birla Planetarium in Hyderabad is an accolade to the
advances made in technology and science since the dawn of human civilization.
Late Sri N.T.Rama Rao inaugurated this beautiful dome shaped architectural
wonder, on 8th September 1985. The B.M. Birla Planetarium and Science Museum is
an absolute visit during your trip to Hyderabad. Kids are sure to enjoy this
planetarium and the variety of knowledge it has to offer.

The
Planetarium offers daily sky shows (in Telugu and English) reciting various
aspects of the enigmatic Cosmos, the mind boggling mysteries of the Universe,
the undying comets, the Hubble Space Telescope, Eclipses, the puzzling
Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO's) and the very recent clash of the Titans. As
the sky show begins, the visitors are virtually transferred into the galaxy as
they watch a large canopy of dark sky, full of shining stars looking down upon
them. The convincing background sound effect multiplies the feel of being in
outer space, which adds to the excitement and exhilaration.

The most
recent addition to the Planetarium is the Dinosorium - a new wing which houses,
the fossil of 160 million years old "Kotasaurus Yamanpalliensis", excavated in
Adilabad district. Apart from this highlight, the Dinosaurium also has a
collection of smaller fossils of dinosaur eggs, marine shells and fossilized
tree trunks. The place always succeeds in enthralling people with its
breathtaking sky shows of mysterious universe. It is the one place in the city,
which should not be missed out by children. The Planetarium remains closed on
the last Thursday of every month.

Dhola Ri Dhani Hyderabad

Dhola-Ri-Dhani, located in Hyderabad offers plays, dances, puppet shows and
other variety programmes for the whole family plus has a mini handicrafts market
worth meandering through. A tour to the famous Dhola-Ri-Dhani at Hyderabad is an
absolute must if you want to see the amalgamation of two entirely different
cultures. The imposing entrance opens the doors to the world of Ethnic
Rajasthani culture and fantasy, a culmination of the images and dreams of
tourists out there to experience the pure magic of Rajasthan in
Hyderabad!

Dhola-Ri-Dhani is a classic setting, recreated with rustic
ambience and charm of an ethnic Rajasthani village. Camel rides, puppet shows,
folk dances keep you thoroughly entertained while authentic Rajasthani cuisine
gives you the taste of the northern state of Rajasthan in every sense. Apart
from the countryside setting, a large swimming pool, a lake to go boating, an
amphitheatre for plays and other entertainment performances, give you a feel of
modern ambience. For tourists who want to stay, the place has a resort with
lodging facilities and accommodation.

Laad Bazaar Hyderabad

Laad Bazaar is located in Hyderabad right next to the historic Charminar. Situated on one of the four main roads that shoot out from the Charminar, it is sited in a very old area of Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh.

"Laad" is a term in Hindi and Urdu meaning "to love" or "to pamper" and a more fitting name would be hard to confer upon the bazaar. Another local folklore is that the market's original name was "Lord's Bazaar" and the current name is an altered form of this. There are a number of stores selling articles primarily targeted towards women on this one-kilometer long stretch. A vast and colorful collection of stores selling stuff usually intended for women like gorgeous bangles, semi-precious stones, pearls, saris and other such items are located in the Laad Bazaar.

Usually shopkeepers set exaggerated prices, but they do so in expectation of the bargaining known to take place in the bazaar. One can strike a good deal if the art and tactics of bargaining are known, as prices are rather subjective. Usually one reduces about 20-30% of the price tagged by the shopkeeper. He may seem very adamant at first, but if you persuade him a bit, you may get good stuff at decent prices. The most popular items sold over here are the colorful bangles and glistening pearls. It may seem strange at the first glance, but most shops make their customers sit on the floor, which is carpeted from wall to wall. Since the stores are cramped, they utilize every inch of space available.

The Laad Bazaar is located in a small lane that offshoots from the historic monument Charminar. Since the lane is narrow, cabs, cars and autos are not allowed inside. It is best to explore the bazaar on foot. You may also take the manually driven rickshaws available there which is a different experience in itself.

Mahavir Harina Vanasthali Hyderabad

Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National Park is situated in Vanasthalipuram, which is
around 15 kilometers from the city. Mahavir Harina Vanasthali Wildlife Sanctuary
in Hyderabad has been named after the holy Jain saint 'Lord Mahavira'. It was
established in 1975 on this renowned saint's 2500th birth anniversary. This
sanctuary was once the exciting 'Shikargarh' or hunting ground of one of the
Nizam rulers. It has now been converted into a protected national park under the
law. The park is in full bloom during monsoons when beautiful flowers of
different colors blossom all around. This Mahavir Harina Vanasthali National
Park is home to the endangered Black Buck deer. An estimated 400 deer roam
around the National Park fearlessly.

The other species of animals apart
from the Black Buck that are found over here are cheetahs, wild boar, monitor
lizards, mongooses, porcupines and innumerable variety of snakes. Several
species of birds like partridges, quails, peacocks, doves, pond herons, egrets,
kingfishers, cormorants are also found here in great numbers. One can also find
birds of prey like kites, vultures, eagle etc. Over 80 species of migratory
birds can be seen basking in the sun. The Short-toed Eagle, which is a rare
variety among the bird species, is also found in this area. The national park
provides a tour around the park in vans for those who are interested in seeing
the wildlife from a nearer distance. The park is open on all days (except
Monday), from 9am to 5 pm. There are observation points in the Park for people
to view animals at hotspots.

Mir Alam Tank Hyderabad

Mir Alam Tank is a small lake that has been built right next to
the Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad. Take a tour to the Mir Alam Tank to feel
the peace and tranquility of nature untouched by time. The unique feature of
this Tank is that it has 21 in-built small masonry dams, semi-circular in
shape.

The Mir Alam Tank is named after Mir Alam, the then Prime Minister
of Hyderabad and the builder of the Tank, who ruled for a period of 1804 - 1808.
The construction of this tank is really worth appreciating. It is a wonderful
paradigm of engineering, comprising of one-mile bund with 21 semi-circular
arches put up on it, thus giving the whole scene a majestic look.

Another
benefit of planning a tour to the Mir Alam Tank is that you can also visit the
Nehru Zoological Park, which is situated right next to it. You can enjoy the
flora and fauna of the Zoo along with the calm view of the Tank, thus enjoying
your trip to the fullest.

Nagarjuna Sagar Dam

One of the tallest masonry dams of the World, the Nagarjunasagar Dam in
Hyderabad supplies water and irrigates over 10 lakh acres of land in Guntur,
Prakasam, Nalgonda, Khammam and Krishna districts. Nagarjuna Sagar Dam is
located on the borders of Guntur and Nalgonda districts. The edifice of this dam
was completed in the year 1966. This mighty dam reaches to a staggering height
of 124 meters and is 1 kilometer long. It is built across the Krishna River and
has one of the largest networks of canal systems.

A Lake emerges from
just behind the dam, which is the third largest artificial lake. The Nagarjuna
Konda Island surfaces out of this lake. The historical remnant of a Buddhist
settlement has been refurbished and it lies on the right bank of the reservoir.
One can see pious stupas, viharas, monasteries and a sacrificial altar in the
Buddhist abbey. The Lake is situated 4 kilometers away from the dam. There is
also an idol of Lord Nagarjuna, positioned on a tower, very near to the dam. The
Dam has a beautiful landscape and looks strikingly scenic.

Besides the
lake, there are other attractions around the Dam like Ethipothala waterfalls,
and the densely forested Srisailam Wildlife Reserve. There is also an exquisite
museum, located near the dam that can be reached by boat

Ramoji Film City Hyderabad

The Ramoji Film City is located about 35 kilometers from the Hyderabad city. A
tour to the Ramoji Film Studio will tell you why is it acknowledged by the
Guinness Book of World Records as one of the largest film studios in the world.
The studio lives upto its name of a "city" as it is spread over a vast area of
around 2500 acres. You feel as if you have entered a new city all together with
hills, gardens, lakes, and at the same time flanked with spotless modern
buildings.

The Ramoji Film City doubles both as a tourist attraction and
major film-making facility. The city looks like the product of an alliance
between the famous magician P.C. Sorkar and Vishwakarma, the God of Architecture
and Engineering. It is India's answer to the Universal Studios in Hollywood, in
every aspect. It is a place where realism obtains all the traits of enchantment
and inconceivable. Today, it is the filmmakers' first choice as it is a
single-window, press-button facility that opens up an unlimited arena of
creativity for every major and minor aspect of film production.

As some
famous directors and producers put it, "The Film City has all facilities at one
place with latest technology and advanced equipment." The studio's brochure
highlights its dictum as "Make the Magic Happen". The magic however happens
impulsively without human intrusion as though it is the key ingredient of the
entire project. Yet, everything in the studio is real, whether it is the 50
studio floors, outdoor locations, high-tech laboratories, state-of-the-art
technology and the lush green landscape and scenery.

Shilparamam in Hyderabad


Shilparamam at Hyderabad is an arts and crafts village exhibiting various art
forms and handicrafts of diverse artists from all over the State. You can buy
absolutely traditional souvenirs for yourself and your friends when you tour
Shilparamam. Shilparamam hosts a multitude of ethnic art and crafts from all
over the country. The yearly All-India Festival of Arts and Crafts held here in
February highlights the cultural and creative traditions from every corner of
the country and provides a unique occasion to take home a piece of Indian art.
Interested buyers can come and pick up objects of art directly from the artisans
without having to deal with the middlemen.

Exhibition of art does not
limit itself to the artifacts, but all forms of creativity. There is an open
amphitheater where both experienced and amateur rural artists, musicians and
dancers demonstrate their wide array of skills. The artists display their
talents ranging from classical music, versatility in instrumental music, folk
dances, classical dances and theatrical performances. The theatrical
performances are not only in regional languages but also international languages
including English, French, etc.

Every season at Shilparamam brings with
it the atmosphere of festivity and an occasion to celebrate. Here, Indian
festivals are celebrated in the most conventional way and these festivals bring
together talented people from all over the globe. As you go further inside, you
can enjoy boating facility in a small artificial lake. The lake offers both
peddling and rowing boats. Shilparamam is the perfect place to take a day off
from your busy city life.

Yadagirigutta Temple Nalgonda

The place was named Yadagirigutta after a hermit called Yadavarishi who
religiously meditated to be blessed by Lord Narasimha, who is an incarnation of
Lord Vishnu. The Temple of Yadagirigutta is situated at a height of 300 feet on
a hill, in Nalogonda district of Andhra Pradesh. The temple is famous and
attracts a huge number of local devotees and outsiders.

It is said that
Lord Narasimha was satisfied with the hermit's devotion and materialized in five
different forms. The five different forms are Jwala, Yogananda,
Lakshminarasimha, Gandabherunda and Ugra. As legend goes, the first form of
Narasimha was so fiery that the yogi wanted him to appear him in a peaceful
form. He then appeared in the form of Yoganarasimha, but the yogi is still not
satisfied and he wanted to see him with his counterpart i.e. Goddess Lakshmi. So
Narasimha appeared with goddess Lakshmi on his lap. It is said that these three
Narasimha forms were so fiery that the hermit could not endure it. Hence, they
are worshipped inside the cave.

These five forms of Narasimha have now
been sculpted into idols and worshipped in a place within the temple, which is
known as Panchanarasimha Kshetram. The principal shrine of Yadagirigutta temple
is the Lakshminarasimha who is believed to be the healer of incurable diseases,
witchcraft, black magic and the harmful influence of planets. Locals believe
that worshipping here for a time period of 40 days would alleviate devotees of
incurable diseases.

Best Time to Visit Hyderabad

In order to have pleasant trip, the climatic conditions of the
place to be visited should be known in advance. Hyderabad is a city that has a
moderate climate throughout the year. The best time to visit this city is after
the monsoons i.e., October to March. The summers can get really hot and one can
see temperatures soaring upto 45o Celsius. Evenings are usually pleasant thanks
to the cool sea breeze. At night, the temperature usually drops down to 25o -
30o Celsius.

The city does not experience harsh winters and it becomes
moderately cool towards the end of the year. The maximum temperature remains at
a pleasant 22o - 25o Celsius. The minimum can go down till
13o Celsius. The monsoons are from June to September after which the weather
becomes very pleasant and enjoyable. The average annual rainfall in Hyderabad is
around 80 - 90 centimeters. The place also witnesses cyclonic depressions every
now and then due to the low-pressure trough forming over the plateau.

Friday, November 16, 2007

How to Reach Hyderabad

By Air
Hyderabad is connected to the rest of the world by both
national and international flights. The Hyderabad airport is divided into both
domestic and international terminals. The domestic terminal is called the N.T.
Rama Rao Domestic Terminal. Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, Air Sahara, Deccan
Airways, Kingfisher Airlines and Spice Jet are the major domestic flights that
operate here. The international terminal is called the Rajiv Gandhi
International Terminal. Major international flights operating here are Lufthansa
Airlines, SilkAir Airlines, Malaysian Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Saudi
Airlines, Sri Lankan Airlines and Qatar Airlines. The airport is located at
Begumpet.

By Rail
Secunderabad, which is the co-sister city of
Hyderabad, is the head office of Southern and Central railways. Besides the
Secunderabad railway station there are two other railway stations namely, the
Hyderabad railway station (also known as Nampally) and Kacheguda railway
station. All the trains leaving from Hyderabad and Kacheguda railway station
have a stoppage at the Secunderabad railway station.

By
Road

Hyderabad city is well connected to all the major states like
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Orissa. The Andhra Pradesh State Road
Transport Corporation (APSRTC) has maintained a well laid out system of
roadways, which connect Hyderabad to almost every city and town. Its head office
is at Secunderabad. Some major national highways that pass through Hyderabad are
NH - 4, NH - 5, NH - 7, NH - 9, NH - 16, NH - 18, etc.

Holidays in Hyderabad

Hyderabad has a rich amalgamation of different cultures. One can see different
cultures peacefully co-existing with each other. Thus Hyderabad is bound to
celebrate different festivals almost throughout the year. Apart from the 3 major
National Holidays of India, Hyderabad has some festivals that are unique to its
culture. These festivals and holidays are given below.

Republic Day
(26th January)

This day is regarded as a national holiday as it is
celebrated as India's Republic Day.

Independence Day (15th
August)

This day is also a national holiday as it is the day India
received its freedom from the British and got independent.

Gandhi
Jayanti (2nd October)

This day is also a national holiday as it is the
birth anniversary of the father of nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

Apart from
these national holidays, public holidays are observed on every festival that is
celebrated in Hyderabad. On these holidays, all business and commercial places,
monuments and tourist places are usually closed, though it is advisable you
check with the hotel staff before venturing out to travel. Given below is the
list of public holidays in Hyderabad city.

  • Eid ul Zuha or Adha
  • Republic Day
  • Maha Shivaratri
  • Holi
  • Good Friday
  • Baisakhi, Vishu/Bahag, Mesadi, Maghi
  • Sri Rama Navami
  • Milad un Nabi or Eid ul Milad (The Prophet's Birthday)
  • Mahavir Jayanti
  • Buddha Purnima
  • Independence Day
  • Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday
  • Dussehra
  • Diwali (Deepavali)
  • Eid ul Fitr
  • Guru Nanak's Birthday
  • Christmas Day

Health Precautions in Hyderabad

The worst thing to happen while you are traveling is getting ill
or loosing your belongings. While traveling around the historic city of
Hyderabad, you must take care that you don't fall ill or loose your stuff. In
order to prevent such a mishap from taking place, one must follow some
precautionary measure while traveling. Read on about health and safety
precautions to be taken while traveling in Hyderabad. Hope these are helpful in
making your trip a pleasurable and a hassle-free one.

  • Check for hygiene and cleanliness while eating in roadside restaurants in
    Hyderabad. Try to get mineral water while eating out in restaurants.
  • Always insist for sterilized and disposable syringes in case you are in need
    of medical help.
  • Keep all sorts of valuables and important papers (jewelry, passports, return
    tickets, etc) in your hotel's safe deposit box. Do not leave them unattended in
    your room. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash. Substitute it with travelers'
    cheques and credit cards. Keep good amounts of change though.
  • Do not keep your wallet/purse in your rear pocket. Keep it inside your
    jacket pocket or side pocket of your trouser.
  • Make an itinerary of important places to visit in and around Hyderabad and
    allot time for each place. Ask the hotel staff to arrange for a taxi or a
    tourist bus for you to travel around. It is better to travel with other tourists
    of your hotel to avoid getting lost.
  • Avoid wearing revealing clothes while your stay in Hyderabad. You will end
    up attracting unwanted attraction and advances if you are wearing skimpy outfits
    because they do not appeal to Indian sensibilities. Jeans and trousers with
    normal shirts are accepted.
  • Avoid any public display of affection. It will be better if you do not shake
    hands with a person of the opposite sex unless the other person extends his/her
    hand before you do.

Tourist Guides in Hyderabad

To truly experience the magic of Hyderabad, it is better to hire a tourist
guide. Not only will he be able to help you getting around the city with ease,
but also keep giving you information regarding the bearing of each place. These
tourist guides are easily available around the city. It is better to ask the
place where you stay to arrange a guide for you. The guides are acquainted with
many languages including English, Hindi and some regional languages. Besides
these languages, some guides can even converse in French, German, Latin etc.


Though these guides are reliable, one should implement some amount of
caution while moving around with them. Given below are some precautions to be
taken which will help you be alert and make your trip hassle-free.

  • Always maintain a formal distance from the guides. Do not let them dominate
    you or take you for granted.
  • Do not disclose your personal details (like the amount of cash you are
    carrying, etc.) to them.
  • Do not exhibit your cash and money in front of them. Just keep some money
    and some loose change with yourself.
  • Do not hand them your credit cards, cheques and other valuables.
  • Do not open your luggage in front of them. Carry very minimal luggage if
    necessary.
  • Do not tip too generously and tip only at the end of the trip if you are
    satisfied.
  • Demand better service from them in case you are not satisfied. Remember you
    are paying for their service and they are obliged to serve you in the best
    possible way.

Entertainment in Hyderabad

The city of Hyderabad wont cease to keep you entertained
throughout your trip. There are a variety of entertainment options to choose
from while touring Hyderabad. You will never be faced with the problem of how to
enjoy in Hyderabad. Read on to know more about Hyderabad
entertainment.

The city of Hyderabad has a variety of amusement parks
that live upto their names and keep you actually amused! You will be surprised
at the number of joy ride options that they have to offer. They are sure to give
you the adrenalin rush of your life. Apart from these parks, you will find a
number of pubs, discotheques, clubs, snooker joints, bowling alleys and
go-karting racetracks to keep you entertained. The entertainment options in the
city are at par with top-class world standards and are sure to be a memorable
experience on your trip to Hyderabad.

You can catch a movie at the most
the happening multiplexes around the city. Go to the first multiplex to be set
up in Hyderabad, the famous PVR, which has 5 screens screening different movies
to suit your tastes. Apart from movies, one can visit the various art galleries
in the city that offer a superior quality visual treat and an enriching
experience. Visit the various dance and music academies if you want to get a
feel of the melodious South-Indian music that is sure to be a rejuvenating
experience. You shall get details about the various parks and entertainment
zones in our related sections.

Electricity in Hyderabad

The Electricity and Voltage in Hyderabad is 220 volts ac, 50 cycles. Electric Current in Hyderabad is erratic in some regions, so it is advised that you check beforehand if the place where you want to stay has a dependable electricity backup. It is recommended that you check the voltage before using any kind of electrical appliance such as electric shavers, electric toothbrush, hair-dryers, etc. In case the electric razor you are carrying has flat - pin plug, then it is prudent to carry a combination plug that will fit into a round - pin socket. In the Indian sub continent, plug point sockets are usually round than flat.

What to Eat in Hyderabad

Eating out in Hyderabad is something that people look forward to. The place is
famous for its Biryani, which is delicious. You will keep asking for more once
you have it. The question of what to eat in Hyderabad is not that difficult and
needs absolutely no pondering. Almost every road in Hyderabad has one eating
joint. You can hop into any of these restaurants in Hyderabad and have a
sumptuous meal to your heart's content.

In addition to the traditional
Hyderabad food and dishes, there are many fast food joints offering fast food
and Chinese delicacies. Some of the noted fast food joints in Hyderabad are
Domino's, Pizza Hut, Pizza Corner, and McDonald's. Bedsides these food joints,
many other restaurants and hotels also provide good quality fast food to satisfy
your taste buds.

Given below is a list of various restaurants and fast
food eating joints in Hyderabad. This should come handy while you are touring
Hyderabad.

  • Baadshah Restaurant
    R.T.C, Hyderabad
  • Pizza Hut
    RMK Plaza, R.No. 12 Banjara Hill, Hyderabad

  • Odeon Restaurant & Cafe
    Chikkadpally, Hyderabad
  • Aahar Celebrity Holiday Retreat
    Survey No. 1222, Shamirpet Village
    Shamirpet Mandal, Hyderabad
  • Epicurius Hotels and Restaurants
    Punjagutta Road, Hyderabad
  • Hotel Ballerina
    62-D, 3rd Floor, Happy Trade Center, S.D. Road, Hyderabad

  • Kamat Hotel
    Aladdin Complex, 72, S.D. Road, Hyderabad
  • Laxmi Restaurant
    Nampally, Hyderabad
  • Paradise Cafe and Stores- Annexe Persis
    M.G. Road, Hyderabad
  • Big Bazaar
    Maheshwari Palace Mall, Palace Talkies Compound, Hyderabad -
    500001
  • California Pizzeria
    Opposite Iranian Consulate, Road No 7
    Banjara
    Hills, Hyderabad - 500034
  • Pizza Corner
    Opp Sultan-ul-Uloom College, Road No 3
    Banjara Hills,
    Hyderabad - 500034
  • US Pizza
    Road No 1
    Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500034
  • Domino's Pizza
    Himayatnagar, Hyderabad - 500029
  • Domino's Pizza
    Somajiguda, Hyderabad - 500082
  • IBR Narmada`s Kitchen
    3-6-422, Street No 3
    Himayatnagar, Hyderabad -
    500029
  • M Gulamali & Sons
    Ranigunj, Hyderabad - 500003
  • Midways The Cake & Cookie Shoppe
    Road No 1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
    - 500034
  • Pizza Hut
    RMK Plaza, Road No 12 & 1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad -
    500034
  • Real Bakery
    Tarnaka, Hyderabad - 500017
  • Saiprem Fast Food Center
    Srinivasa Nagar East
    Ameerpet, Hyderabad -
    500016
  • Standard Cafe & General Stores
    Ameerpet, Hyderabad - 500016
  • Zama Hot Spot
    Bahadurpura, Hyderabad - 500264

Hyderabad Travel Tips

It is always better to go through important travel tips while touring and
traveling. Hence, it would be useful to know travel tips for Hyderabad. This
should help you plan about how to travel in Hyderabad. Read further to know
about these small yet important details about traveling in Hyderabad, which sure
would be helpful during your trip.

It is always better to know about the
major public holidays of the place you are visiting, beforehand. This will help
you chalk out your travel plan in a more judicious way and you will not have the
apprehension of whether a particular place is closed or shut-down due to these
holidays. Also, retrieve information about the kind of electric supply and
electrical items that are used in these places.

The most important issue
that should be taken care of while traveling is cleanliness and hygiene. Keep
your basic medicines ready with yourself in case of an emergency. Also, make
sure you have a doctor or a hospital nearby to avoid any untoward incidents. In
order to enjoy your trip and make the most out of it, it is always better to
hire a tourist guide. You can get these guides to take you around the place and
also get to know important information about the tourist attractions. Read our
related sections in which these have been discussed in detail to help you.

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