Charminar and the old city
A 16th-century landmark surrounded by bazaars selling pearls and bangles.
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Telangana's capital Hyderabad mixes old Nizam-era heritage with a modern tech skyline.
Telangana's capital Hyderabad mixes old Nizam-era heritage with a modern tech skyline. Charminar, the Chowmahalla Palace and Golconda Fort anchor the old city, and the food, especially Hyderabadi biryani, is a draw in itself. Warangal, to the north-east, has Kakatiya-era forts and temples.Three or four nights cover Hyderabad's major sights, and a longer trip adds Warangal's temples. The city is well connected by air and rail across South India.
A 16th-century landmark surrounded by bazaars selling pearls and bangles.
A hilltop fort known for its acoustics and evening light show.
Biryani, haleem and Irani chai in historic restaurants and cafes.
Kakatiya-era architecture, including the Thousand Pillar Temple.
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