Hyderabad is a city of grandeur. It is a combination of historical and the present world.
It is widely known for its impregnable Golconda fort which wasn’t won for many years. The fort has an excellent communication system. A small sound like a clap near the main gate can be heard at the highest point which is 5 km away. It contains a 52 ton cannon which can fire up to 11 km away. It had been made centuries ago but still retains the same shine as then. It rests on a single rock which was cut by the experts of that time in such a way that the cannon can be moved easily.
Hyderabad is also famous for its mouth-watering cuisines. The delicacies of Hyderabad are best known in the gulf countries. A person can never forget the biryanis or the shahi tukras.
The Nawabs or kings of Hyderabad had an unusual taste of collecting old and antique pieces. The Salar Jung museum is a huge museum with a collection of everything collected by the kings.
Hyderabad is situated on the banks of the great Hussain Sagar Lake. On the other side of the lake is the twin city of Hyderabad, Sikanderabad. In the centre of the lake there is a giant statue of Lord Mahavir. It is around 55 feet tall.
Hyderabad also has a national park the Rajiv Gandhi National Park which has a variety of rare animals such as the white tiger and rhinos
Hyderabad boasts of housing Asia’s largest film production city, Ramoji Film City. It is spread over approximately 850 acres of land. Around 10,000 people can visit in a day. It has 80 streets each having a different kind of street lamps. It has various gardens with Japanese and Chinese designs. It also has a 5 star hotel, a two 3 star hotels. It has a replica of the Taj Mahal and various palaces of India. They have also made underground plaster of Paris caves which are replicas of the Ajanta and the Ellora caves.
Hyderabad is also famous for its pearls. There is quite a variety of pearls available in Hyderabad. They are known all over the world.
Hyderabad is truly a city worth visiting. It has many specialties and is an admirable mixture of architecture of the historic and the modern world.