Best of Hyderabad in 3 days
Tricky nut to crack but there’s so much to see in this beautiful city. Extravagant foundations with stunning temples and serene parks reminiscent of its illustrious past rub shoulders and everything is punctuated with drool-worthy biryani joints. But with only 3 days in hand, to catch the best of Hyderabad, you'll have to make very specific choices. Like always, we Firstfly sorted you for the ultimate Hyderabad experience with our travel plans of hand-picked attractions. So Book a Hyderabad flight ticket and read on to find out how to make the most from your short stay.
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Make the most of Hyderabad in 3 days
Our three-day itinerary assures you won't miss any of the city's top experiences from historic monuments and museums to must-visit restaurants. Here's the best way to spend three days in
Hyderabad:
Take a tour in the morning to most iconic landmark Charminar in Hyderabad. The monument was built in 1951 by the 5th ruler of Qutub Shahi dynasty, the structure has featured on list of most recognized architecture. From there at a walking distance from Charminar is the Chowmahalla Palace official residence of the Nizams of Hyderabad. Relish the street foods in Chowmahalla. Then you can stop for biryani binge at the most popular restaurants Hotel Shadab for famous Hyderabadi Biryani. Post lunch, you can continue with the royalness of Hyderabad by heading Purani Haveli another royal palace in vicinity. Once done with history of Nizams, you can head for Hyderabad's origination Salar Jung Museum in Darushifa for uniquely satisfying art and archives. The museum closes at 5 pm in evening and also happens to be one of the largest in the world having antiques housed to collection of 1.1 million items. You can travel to these places by local transport such as, busses, autos or take booked cabs. You can wrap the day by having tantalizing appetite from legendary restaurants Pista House for a dinner.
Step on to day 2 by visiting to Golconda Fort, among Hyderabad’s most famous historical attractions. This primitive antediluvian citadel served the capital of Qutub Shahi dynasty. The ruins are widespread so, it can take 3 hours to explore the whole area. After exploring the fort, you can head for Qutub Shahi Tombs. The complex contains several tombs and mosque built by various rulers of Qutub Shahi dynasty. The blending design of architecture of Hindu, Persian and Pashtun impression on the toms are mind blowing. In evening you can wrap the day 2 with one more historic point in the vicinity is Taramati Baradari. A sarai, or caravanserai, built in the reign of fourth Sultan of Golconda and is strikingly amazing. The structure consists of auditorium hall with 12 doorways. After viewing this majestic place you can, relish some best food in a multi-cuisine restaurant and head back to your shack. If you want better travelling than you should hire car to enjoy seamless journey in these places.
Last day of your trip you can make it memorable by paying a visit to this wonderland Ramoji Film City. Take a break from the many history lessons of Hyderabad and immerse yourself with all things related to films on day three. It spans 2,000 acres and includes a range of attractions including an amusement park, the world's largest film studio complex. Once you've taken Ramoji Film City's satisfactory share, head back to town to complete your Hyderabad tour with dinner at one of the most popular restaurants in the city. In the local culinary scene, Bawarchi Restaurant serves classic Hyderabadi cuisine at a very affordable price.
Her is your sorted three days plan to make your journey easy and simple, where you can enjoy and cover the whole city without any interruption. For any queries related to tours or flights related you can get in touch with one of our travel experts. Hyderabad Travel Guide. Book last minute flights to Hyderabad Find more information about the Places to visit, Things to do, Hotels, travelling and Places to eat in India at Times of FirstFlyTravel.
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