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Hyderabad Travel Guide
 
  
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    About Hyderabad Travel Guide
    
    
The 
    400 Year Old Mystique
    A delightful blend of the old and the new, Hyderabad presents to the onlooker 
    an interesting skyline, with modern buildings standing shoulder-to-shoulder 
    with fascinating 400 year old edifices - the remains of the city's Islamic 
    roots.
    
    Known as the Istanbul of India, Hyderabad boasts of example of Qutb Shahi 
    architecture- the Jama Masjid, Mecca Masjid, Toli Masjid and Hyderabad's symbol, 
    the Charminar. A fine climate, a fascinating amalgam of cultures, magnificent 
    cuisine, splendid shopping and a variety of things to see and do make a trip 
    to this city memorable. 
    
    Places of interest
    In the City include the spacious public gardens the tranquil landscape Gardens, 
    The Birla Temple on Kala Pahad, Birla planetarium on Naubat Pahad and the 
    vast expanses of the Hussain sagar lake with the stature of a giant Buddha 
    gazing over it.
    
    The Nehru Zoological park affords a view of a variety of animals, birds and 
    reptiles in their natural surroundings. The solar Jung Museum displayed a 
    great collection of beautiful objectives and standings on an eminence a little 
    away from the city is the imposing Golconda Fort.
    
    Exquisite Embellishmment
    Hyderabad conjures up images of traditional finery- rich clothes and exquisite 
    jewellery-the legacy of the Nawabs, who were connoisseurs of such adornment. 
    
    Interestingly, it is the traders in the quaint by lanes around the city most 
    symbolic edifice, the Charminar that stock fine jewels, skills, brocades perfume 
    and objects of art. Here one can shop for beautiful jewellery-antique kundan 
    and enamel ornaments, temples sarees, old bidriware and pearls. The snug shops 
    in Laad Bazaar spill over with glass bangles, sequins, braids and fine embroidery 
    executed in gold thread.