DAY 01. ARRIVAL HYDERABAD :- Arrival in Hyderabad. Met at airport and Transfer to Hotel. Check - in and Overnight at Hyderabad.

DAY 02. HYDERABAD :- After Breakfast we are going to visit the best attractions of Hyderabad with Guide and Entry Fees.

PURANI HAVELI :- Situated between Chatta Bazaar and the Dabirpura main road, Purani Haveli was the residence of Mir Momin, the Peshwa of Hyderabad, during the reign of Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah V (1580-1612 AD). In 1777 AD Nawab Mir Nizam Ali Khan, Nizam II, acquired a large area of the Haveli Mir Alam from Ruknouddoula, a descendant of the family of Mir Momin. Nizam II built the residential buildings for his son, who however shifted his residence to Khilwat palace. Later Nawab Mir Mahboob Ali Khan, Nizam VI, made it his residence.

HIGH COURT BUILDING :- The High Court Building is situated on the south bank of the Musi River. It is a magnificent structure built by the seventh Nizam in 1919. It is a fine example of Indo-Saracenic architecture built in red and white stone creating majestic domes that taper into elegant minarets

QUTAB SHAHI TOMB :- These stately domes form an umbrella over the tombs underneath which rest the majestic kings of the Qutb Shahi dynasty in peace, thence the name. Located quite close to and in the vicinity of the Golconda Fort, these tombs were ornamented with blue and green tiles of which only a few can be seen now. The rooms inside the smaller tombs are basically single-storied while the larger ones have two-storied structures.

GOLCONDA FORT :- The Golconda Fort provides a majestic backdrop to Bhagyanagar, as Hyderabad was called once. Though the Kakatiyas, the Andhra rulers in the 12th Century, are credited with the original construction of the Fort, it was actually the Qutb Shahi kings that expanded the building. They used granite stones to reconstruct the Fort and fortify the massive structure with granite walls and barricades extending to nearly 7 kms in circumference. It is said that the Hope Diamond, the Koh-i-Noor Diamond, the Orloff Diamond, etc. originated from this place. While the Nagina Bagh, the guard barracks and the Taramati mosque represent the splendor of the Fort even in its ruins, the Fateh Darwaza, the Madanna Temple, the Ramdas jail, the Rani Mahal and the Jama Masjid are the other major attractions. The Baradari atop the hill offers a clear view of the city. The Golconda Fort, which was once famous for its trade in diamonds and precious stones, has a sound-and-light show organized by the AP Tourism Development Corporation every evening. Overnight at Hyderabad.

DAY 03. HYDERABAD :- fter Breakfast we are going to visit the best attractions of Hyderabad with Guide and Entry Fees.

SALAR JUNG MUSEUM :- One of the oldest museums has various artifacts collected by Nawab Turab Ali Khan, popularly known as Salar Jung I, the diwan of the Hyderabad State, and his descendants. Salar Jung III alias Mir Yousuf Ali Khan's collection forms the major chunk of the art pieces on display. Venice, a painting by Marc Aldine of 19th century Italy, Indian paintings, arms and attires of the Mughal emperors and some clocks.

CHARMINAR :- Any tourist who steps into this 400-year-old city eagerly awaits a glance of this monument, which is to Hyderabad what the Statue of Liberty is to the USA and the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. Built in 1591-92 by the Qutb Shahi king Mohammad Quli Qutb Shah, this magnificent edifice that epitomises the pride of our city is a structure of char (four) huge minars (pillars). For the etymologists, the word minaret has originated from minar, rendered by the sweet sounding Urdu zabani. Built to a height of 56.7meters (186 feet) and on a square base of 31.5 meters (100 feet), the Charminar is said to be a prototype of Tazia, a representation of the tomb of Imam Husain. It is also said that during the Mughal Governorship between the Qutb Shahi and the Asaf Jahi rule, lightning destroyed the South Western minaret which 'fell to pieces', but it was forthwith repaired at a cost of Rs 60,000! The whole structure was plastered in 1824 at a cost of Rs 100,000. Isn't it amusing? Ah, but then the rupee isn't what it used to be...LAD BAZAR :- One of the oldest shopping centers in the city, Lad Bazaar has some real good stuff among bangles made of glass, lac, metal, semi-precious stones and pearls.

BIRLA MANDIR :- One of the best ways to wake up is perhaps to mellifluous hymns in praise of the Lord, and that is one thing that you'd enjoy if you live anywhere in the vicinity of this architectural beauty that is such a splendor to behold. A blend of North and South Indian temple architecture, the place dedicates the main temple in its precincts to Lord Venkateswara. Away from the hubbub of the city, the temple is located on top of the erstwhile Kala Pahad, the twin of Naubat Pahad. It overlooks the Tank Bund and makes an excellent spectacle when illuminated lavishly during the evenings.

B M BIRLA PLANETARIUMS :- It's one of the few technically advanced and modern science planetariums in the country and a place of pride for the Hyderabadis. The shows give you the feeling of actually being 'out there'. The place is slowly being developed into a fine center for the study of astronomy. Overnight at Hyderabad.

DAY 04. HYDERABAD :- After Breakfast we are going to visit the best attractions of Hyderabad with Guide and Entry Fees.

RAMOJI FILM CITY :- The places you've heard about till now only in the fairy tales come alive here in a mixture of dazzling colors. Ramoji Film City, owned by entrepreneur-cum-film producer Ramoji Rao, is magnificently built across 2,000 acres of land. The splendid looking place is famous for its sets and can make your day with the resplendent things on offer. Hawa Mahal, along the lines of the Golconda Fort, is on a hilltop from where you can have a bird's eye view of the whole place. RFC has carved a niche for itself with its Japanese garden, the ETV planet (a multi-purpose editing suit), a multi-purpose building, a pool and artificial waterfalls. Sets like the airport and the hospital astonish. These are the added feathers in the Film City's beautiful cap.

DAY 05. DEPARTURE HYDERABAD :- After Breakfast departure for you next destination.

Have a Nice Journey