How To Plan 3 Day Itinerary To Hyderabad

As part of your Hyderabad trip, you might want to add Salarjung museum to the list. The museum does encapsulate the best of Hyderabad's history under the Mughal rule. The museum is known to house the largest one-man collection of antiques across the globe. They also have over 43,000 paintings, 47,000 books, 9,000 holographs, 300 antique clocks and more as their exhibits. Even the structure of the museum is enticing and would certainly leave you enthralled.

One of the tourist attractions in Hyderabad that you simply cannot miss is the Charminar. The square monument that has been constructed out of granite, pulverised marble, limestone and mortar is one of the major sightseeing highlights of Hyderabad. On your first day in Hyderabad, you should opt to check out this piece of marvel that has been standing tall in the middle of a rather crowded street. The tall minarets holding the fort have about 149 winding steps that reach the top floor. From the top, you can view the whole city in its old-school charm.

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Laad Bazaar, along with other places such as Madina and Pathar Gatti are some of the best shopping places to visit in Hyderabad. Be it purchasing exquisite pearl jewellery or kitschy ethnic ensembles, you will find almost everything in these shopping zones of the city. Want to go for a proper shopping with a list of essentials such as handloom sarees, sherwani, anarkaali dresses, imitation jewellery, real pearl-studded neckpieces and more, hit the shopping streets of Hyderabad. You will be thoroughly happy with your shopping as they have some of the finest collections. Plus, you can always indulge in some street food in the middle of your shopping spree.

Mecca Masjid's fame as one of the best tourist attractions of Hyderabad also comes from the fact that it is one of the oldest and largest mosques in the country. The masjid can easily accommodate over ten thousand pilgrims at once! Built in the era of Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah and Aurangzeb, the mosque does have a very old-school appeal to it. You will feel a sense of calm as you visit the premise of the mosque. It is quite an experience that you will relish during your trip to Hyderabad.

Places to visit on Day 2

Birla Planetarium promises to pique your interest and your IQ with its illustrious exhibits of million years old fossils, museums, science centre and art gallery. The planetarium has sky shows that take place in both Telugu and English. The engaging exhibits would thoroughly entertain you that the planetarium has put up. Further, the Dinosaurium, which is the main attraction of the planetarium, would certainly leave you thrilled. Visit the planetarium and learn more about the science of the universe!

If you're travelling to Hyderabad with family, you couldn't have asked for a better place to take them to. The NTR Gardens in the city have a reputation of being the most fun place for families and especially kids to enjoy. Be it their Japanese-style gardens, toy trains, family entertainment centres and more, the place is perfect for you to take your family to when you're in Hyderabad. The entry fee is also quite cheap and affordable so you can easily spend the extra bucks on guzzling down good biryanis.

Within the city of Hyderabad, if you're looking for the best pilgrimage places, you can also visit the Birla Mandir, a Hindu temple. The temple structure has been constructed out of white marble and is the beautiful blend of the Orissan and Dravidian-style architecture. It also has a massive 11 ft granite idol of Lord Venkateshwara erected in the complex. You can visit this temple on any day, and if you're lucky enough, you might even get to be part of the aarti and pooja ceremony that takes place at Birla Mandir.

One of the big perks of visiting places in Hyderabad is the slew of parks and gardens that have been constructed in the city. Among such parks is the gorgeous Lumbini Park. The lovely park is decked beautifully with musical fountains and even comes with laser shows and boating equipment. It is the perfect way to unwind a long day of travelling and sightseeing in Hyderabad. While you're here, do not miss the musical fountain show which takes place in the evening. You won't regret it!

Places to visit on Day 3

Golconda Fort is by far one of the most popular tourist places to visit in Hyderabad. Built back during the Qutub Shahi dynasty, the fort was once a haven for diamond trade. The place continues to attract tourists for its flourishing history and tales. You can relish the stories of the fort and enjoy a fabulous light and sound show in the evening. The entry fee is also quite cheap, so you will get to spend your bucks at the bazaars of Hyderabad.

Qutub Shahi Tombs are in proximity with the Golconda Fort, and the rich Deccani-influenced architecture will amuse you. The structures have a touch of architectural styles from the Hindu, Persian and Pathani designs. They have used grey granite along with exquisite ornamentation to add panache to the towering structure. There is a total of seven tombs here so it will take you some time to cover them all up. Not to mention how they all have interesting personalities buried under that would pique your interest if history is your friend.

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