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| Location: |
Andhra Pradesh, India |
| Languages Spoken: |
Telugu, Hindi, Urdu and English. |
| STD Code: |
040 |
| Tourist Attractions: |
Char Minar, Golconda Fort, Osmania University, Paigah
Tombs, Qutub Shahi Tombs, Raymond Tomb, Salar Jung |
Every tourist visiting India, must make a trip
to Hyderabad city in India, where you can see an astonishing blend
of ancestral heritage with the modern IT sector. Hyderabad, also
known as City of Nizams, is a city that was named after a queen
Hyder Mahal. Hyderabad literally means the 'city of Hyder'. The city
of Hyderabad has its own individual character, which is evident in
the beautiful, ancient palaces and the equally modern, and
state-of-the-art offices and buildings. The IT sector has made such
a deep impact on the ancestral Hyderabad city that the city is often
called as 'Cyberabad'. The city of Hyderabad has a co-sister city,
which is called as 'Secunderabad'. A man-made lake called the
Hussain Sagar Lake divides both the cities.
The city of Hyderabad is the capital of Andhra Pradesh, which is
spread over the Deccan Plateau and is the fifth largest metropolitan
city in India. If shopping is your passion, you can pick up some
distinctive items such as the famous Hyderabadi pearls and other
handicrafts, which are unique to the city of Hyderabad and flaunt it
with pride.
Hyderabad provides scrumptious delicacies to tease your taste buds.
It is high on the spicy content so watch out! Keep some water ready
on your side in case you accidentally chew on red hot chilies! The
food is authentic and is a culmination of the Mughlai cuisine and
the traditional Hyderabadi style. Though the cuisine is
predominantly vegetarian, the people on the coast do eat fish and
prawns cooked in sesame or coconut. Rice toddy is the locally brewed
alcoholic drink.
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