Mesmerising Hyderabad Heritage Cultural Tour with Ethnic lunch

a Fort can be traced back to the 11th century. It was originally a small mud fort, built by the kakatiya of Warangal, it became part of the Bahamani Empire and the Principal capital of Qutub Shahi sultans, once you enter the fort 8 km Granite wall 8 gates 87 Bastions, Your guide will take you through Bala-hisar gate where you will experience best communication system at Grand clapping portico with clapping sound Ecosystem, then continue the walk towards to world-famous diamond market and climbing to fort steps to reach Baradari (Durbar hall) on way up will cover Persian wooden wheel water supply system and Granaries, Ramadas jail, Ibrahim masque, Jagadamba maha kali temple belongs to 11th century one you reach Baradari you will have a commanding view of Golconda and Hyderabad city and enjoy King and Queen Enclosures, Harems, Central courts, horse, camels, and Elephants Stables many more.

Hyderabad, They contain the tombs and mosque arch, columns, dome minarets, and galleries were created with finessed and are surrounded by landscape gardens worked by the different Sultan of the Qutb Shahi line. The displays of the smaller tombs are of a solitary story while the bigger ones are two-storied. In the focal point of every tomb is a stone casket which overlies the genuine entombment vault in a sepulcher beneath. The arches were initially overlaid with blue and green tiles, of which just a couple of pieces currently remain, also the same complex witnessed step wells, Turkish Hamams. And best char-bagh Gardens (copy of Paradise).

ing Bride of Love) once you reach to place your guide explains about LOVE TALE of Muhamad Quli and Bagamathi. who was the Founder of Hyderabad and king of Golconda.

to make bangles, on which artificial diamonds are studded. In this 1-kilometre-long shopping strip, most of the shops make lacquer bangles and sell bangles, saris, wedding-related items, and imitation jewelry. Perfumes.

The Charminar was constructed at the intersection of the historical trade route that connects the city to international markets through the port city of Machilipatnam.  The Old City of Hyderabad was designed with Charminar as its centrepiece The city was spread around the Charminar in four different quadrants and chambers, segregated according to the established settlements. Towards the north of Charminar is the Char Kaman, or four gateways, constructed in the cardinal direction. Additional eminent architects from Persia were also invited to develop the city plan. The structure itself was intended to serve as a mosque and madrasa. It is of Indo-Islamic architecture style, incorporating Persian architectural elements

and is the most important and largest one in the city. The arched gallery displays the tombs of all the Nizams from the year 1803. The mosque has a length of 225 feet and is 180 feet wide with a height of 75 feet.

e you will experience, how to prepare Irani chai and Famous Osmania cookies and many more Hyderabad street food

Ruled from 1724-1948 It is particularly famous for the ornate work on its walls and ceilings, a mechanical clock that has been functioning for over 250 years, the 19 chandeliers of Belgian crystal in the Durbar Hall and the marble platform on which the Takht-e-Nishan (royal seat) was placed.

During the rule of the last Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan in 1935, it was constructed and was named after his second son Moazzam Jah. In the 1980s the fruit market was shifted to Kothapet

The lake connects two parts of the city (Secunderabad and Hyderabad). The largest artificial lake in Asia, Hussain Sagar Lake was excavated in 1562 AD during the reign of Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah. Built on the tributary of River Musi, the lake has been named after Hussain Shah Wali. Hussain Sagar Lake was initially built to cater to the irrigation needs and other water needs of the city. Until the year of 1930, it was used for the same purpose.