Charminar, or Four Towers was built by Sultan Mohammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591. The Charminar is a magnificent square edifice of granite, built upon four grand arches facing north, south, east and west with 56 meters high slender minarets and spiral staircases.  It is these four (char) minarets (minar) that give the building, its name 'Charminar'.

The majestic ruins of Golconda stands as a backdrop to the city of Hyderabad. The orginal fort was built by Kakatiyas in 1143. It went to the hands of Bahmani Kings in (1364-1507). Quli Qutub-ul- Mulk declared Golconda as an independent Kingdom and assumed the title of Sultan Quli Qutub Shahi I. The original mud fortress was strengthened during the next 62 years.
 

The Hussain Sagar Lake  connects the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. On the banks of the placid waters of the Hussain Sagar a water front or bund was constructed to arrest the flow of water on the other side. A major attraction at the Hussain Sagar is the 16 meter high, 350 tonne monolithic Buddha statue on the Rock of Gibraltar.
 

The park is located in Vanasthalipuram, about 15 kilometers from the center of the town. The deer park, has an undulating terrain, of 189 hectares dominated by acacia trees. The park looks picturesque in the monsoon with the golden and white flowers of these trees on the lush green carpet of grass.

Warangal is a district of lakes, temples and rich wildlife. Warangal, the headquarters of this district, was once the capital of Kakatya Empire. The city is also mentioned in Marco Polo's travel diary. The city is 157km from Hyderabad and is well connected with other places of the state via rail and road.

The tombs are made of black granite or green stone with a shape of square or octagonal base. Its dome is in onion shape and arches are with fine sculptures.

Hyderabad is well connected to major cities of India through air. Indian airlines, East West airlines, Jet airways, Modiluft, Sahara Air etc are operating flights in and out of Hyderabad.

Agra is well connected by railroad. The main railway station is the Agra Cantonment station. Agra is well connected by rail to Delhi, Varanasi and cities of Rajasthan. Trains like Palace on Wheel, Shatabdi, Rajdhani, and Taj Express are the best choices if you want to reach Agra from Delhi in luxury.
 

Secunderabad, the twin-city of Hyderabad, is the headquarters of the South Central Zone of Indian Railway. All major trains stops or departs from here. Hyderabad is the major point of arrival or departure.

Hyderabad is among the few Indian cities which has a well preserved cultural heritage. Very much like the Nawabs of Lucknow and of Awadh (in U.P.). Hyderabad invokes nostalgia among old residents for its culture, fine arts and a certain sophistication in manners.Hyderabad has got a mixed set of people forming a base from all regions of India. Infact Hyderabad is considered to be a transit place for the North and South of the Whole of India, with Sikhs, Gujaratis, Marathis, Bengalis, and others.To the very name,Hyderabad emanates Muslim culture. To speak the truth it is not limited to just one religion, caste, creed or sect. Hyderabad is a mixture of diverse religions, castes and creeds. Considering the last twenty years, there hadn't been much of a human disturbing news so far in Hyderabad. This secularism and its composite culture, in due course created the ethos of Hyderabad. Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru described Hyderabad as a "microcosm of Indian culture" and the famous poet Faiz compared Hyderabad to the "Garden of Eden".

Maximum temperature is 38 degrees Celsius, minimum temperature 12 degrees Celsius, annual rainfall less than 200 mm. Hyderabad is fairly warm throughout the year and does not receive much rainfall in the monsoon. Temperatures falls down during September to December. June to November are monsoon months. The best season to visit Hyderabad is between October-February.

Hyderabad has been a major shopping center of India for centuries right from the Mogul kings to the British rule. The city offers everything from antiques to Handicrafts to Jewellery and from dresses to leather goods to Pearls and semi-precious stones. Hyderabad has sarees to please every woman. The most popular sarees are brought in from nearby towns like Venkatagiri, Siddipet, Gadwal, Naryanpet and Dharmavaram. A Speciality of Hyderabad is zardozi (Silk thread and cord) embroidery work. You'll find an amazing collection of embroidered sarees, Lacchas(Long tops paired with long skirts and dupatta), ghagra and cholis (skirt and blouse), salwar kameez and even sandals with embroidery work.

The geographical location of Hyderabad has been a major influence on its varied cuisine, which ranges from the Hyderabadi style with its strong Mughalai influence, to a pure Andhra cuisine - hot and spicy. The Blue Flower, a multi-cuisine restaurant at Hotel Taj Residency serves authentic Indian & Chinese cuisine. The Taj Krishna Hotel in Hyderabad offers fine dining experience to its guests. Firadus is the Indian restaurant, the Szechuan Garden serves choicest Szechuan dishes, Gardenia is the 24-hour coffee shop at this Taj Hotel.

St Theresa's Hospital,Erragadda , Sanathnagar , Hyderabad

Vijaya Bank ,16-2-674/6, Malakpet, Hyderabad

Vijaya Hospital ,Main Rd Kushaiguda Hyderabad

State Bank Of India, Bank Street, Kothi ,Hyderabad

Hyderabad Hospitals,Multi Plaza Nr Ring Road Hyderabad

Allahabad Bank , Bank Street, Hyderabad

Health Care Hospital,11-5-152/7 Red Hills Hyderabad

Syndicate Bank , Pioneer House ,Somajiguda, Hyderabad