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Best places to visit in Hyderabad

Hyderabad known as pearl city, with its unmatched blend of history and modernity, hypnotizes everyone, whoever sets his/her foot in this beautiful city of Nizams. With a history as old as 400 years and the status of metropolitan city, Hyderabad promises a refreshing experience to all.There are many tourism places to visit in Hyderabad, from families, young group of friends, children to senior citizens, everyone will find something of their interest in Hyderabad.
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Here are the must visit places of Hyderabad
1. Charminar
The very well known Charminar of Hyderabad is located at the Old City. This square shaped structure with a height of 56 m and breadth of 30 m was constructed in 1591. It was built by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah in the honor of his wife Bhagmati.
2. Golconda Fort
Just 11 km away from the city, the architectural marvel Golconda Fort is well connected to the rest of the city. Built by Qutub Shahi Kings, this fort presents an impressive structure, with eight gates and 87 bastions.
3. Ramoji Film City
Spread over 2500 acres, it is situated about 30 km away from Hyderabad.
Its various sets like London Street, Hollywood sign, Japanese gardens, etc; landscapes; vintage buses; and many other features such as Filmi Duniya, Action, Interactive Entertainment, etc, makes a trip to Ramoji memorable.
4. Hussain Sagar
Connecting the twin cities, Hussain Sagar Lake boasts of being the largest artificial lake in Asia. On the tributary of Musi River, it was excavated during Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah’s reign, in 1562 AD. It has got its name after Hussain Shah Wali.
5. Birla Mandir
The beautiful Birla Mandir has derived its name from the industrialist Birlas who have constructed Birla temples in various parts of the country.
6. Salarjung Museum
At the banks of Musi River, Salar Jung Museum is located. With an impressive collection of 43000 art objects, 9000 manuscripts and 47000 printed books, it is considered to be one of the biggest one-man collections of the world.
7. Mecca Masjid
Located just 100 m away from the historic Charminar, Mecca Masjid is one of the largest Mosques in the world. With almost 8000 mason involved, it took close to 80 years for its construction to be completed.

*Apart from these there are many famous and amazing places in Hyderabad like
. Wonderla
. NTR Gardens
. Mount Opera
. Snow World
. Sanghi Temple
.Gandipet Lake
.Shilparamam
.Chilkur Balaji Temple
.Durgam Cheruvu
.Purani Haveli
.Laad Bazaar
.Chowmahalla Palace
.Qutub Shahi Tombs

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