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Hyderabad is well connected to the rest of India via all mediums. It has its own airport with frequent flights coming from all major cities. Its railway station is a junction and trains are connected to all the parts of the country. Road is also excellent, and one can take bus or taxis from nearby places and also from places like Bangalore, Mysore, Pune and Mumbai.

How to reach Hyderabad by flight

The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is located 22 km from the city and is one of the best aviation facilities in the country. There is direct flight connectivity from many countries. The domestic connectivity is also excellent with Indian airlines like Air India, IndiGo, Jet Airways, Spice Jet, etc operating from here. There are buses available at the airport to take you to the major points in the city. You can also hire metered air-conditioned radio cabs. Airfares peak during the summer holidays and Durga Puja.

Nearest Airport: Hyderabad

How to reach Hyderabad by road

Hyderabad is connected to all the major Metros by road. The government and private buses operate luxury and ordinary services from all the neighbouring States. The Jubilee Bus Station is located in Secunderabad and run direct bus services to and from Bangalore, Mumbai, and Chennai. MGBS operating in Hyderabad is the largest bus station in the world. It has a pickup and drop points from various parts of the city. NH 44 connects Hyderabad to several cities and towns in the state. Buses are available from all town’s cities in Andhra and Telangana and major cities in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Karnataka.

How to reach Hyderabad by train

Hyderabad is well connected by rail network to all parts of India. There are three major railway stations serving the city - Secunderabad, Hyderabad and Kachiguda railways stations. The trains bound for South and North India originate via Hyderabad and pass through Secunderabad.

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Hyderabad has a very smooth transportation system. State transport buses are the most preferable and convenient medium of commuting from one place to another in Hyderabad. Also, there are some local trains which connect some localities of the city but they are generally preferred by working class people.

By Bus: Bus fares will cost around five to ten bucks for most of the places depending upon the distance. However, the periodicity of bus arrival is very quick, that is, there are buses in a gap of 15-30mins for the next ride. The bus services commence at 4:30 AM and lasts till 12 in the morning.

By Cabs: Like every other metropolitan city, Hyderabad too has cabs, share-autos, and rickshaw services. It is yet a substitute medium to go back and forth. Each of them has almost similar fares. However, cabs services such as Ola and Uber have fixed rates per kilometre whereas share-autos and rickshaws run on meters.

If you are travelling in a group then opt for car rentals. It costs around INR 45-47 per hour, and it also increases the comfort. Make sure to click pictures of the vehicle in case of any damage before you ride it so that the owner cannot accuse you of the damage.

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While planning a trip to Hyderabad, make sure to keep the weather conditions in mind. Late summers in Hyderabad begin from May and last until July. Try to avoid these months since Hyderabad is scorching and humid in Summer. The months between August and October bring in moderate to heavy rainfall, and even though the weather is quite pleasant, you may be on the receiving side of some heavy downpour, thus bringing an end to the outdoor activities. Winters in Hyderabad, which start from November and last till February, are the best time to plan your trip to this place. Characterised by a cold climate, it is ideal for sightseeing and city shopping. Hence, Hyderabad is best visited from October to March.

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Hyderabad is known for the grandeur, richness and flavours of the Mughal and Nawabi cuisines fund here. The city also fosters traditional and staple South-Indian preparations. The Hyderabadi Biryani is the highlight and the centre of the cuisine here with rich, colourful garnishing and an elaborate method of preparation. The cuisine of the city, though houses much more, is almost synonymous to this dish.
Other than these the other local specialities include Pathar ka Ghosht, Nahari, Haleem, Double ka Meetha, Kheer, Mirchi ka Salan, Falooda, Irani Chai and more. Equally sparkling is the street food culture here with the lip-smacking Kachori, Samosa, Aloo Mirchi, Dahi Puri, Pani Puri and Sev Puri.

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SO? The Sky Kitchen

So The Sky Kitchen is an open terrace classy restaurant with beautiful ambience. This garden styled restaurant is best known for Chicken, Mutton and seafood dishes.

Firdaus

Firdaus, upscale restaurant in Taj Krishna hotel is best known for its trademark dishes like Hyderabadi Khatti Roll, Haleem, Rawa Batata Tikki and other Indian delicacies. The average cost of 2 people is up to INR 4000.

Govind Dosa

Govinda dosa is a roadside fast food centre serving various types of delicious dosas which is a favourite spot among the locals. This place also serves Idli, Upma, and other breakfast items.

Olive Bistro

Olive Bistro, amazing bungalow styled restaurant with indoor and outdoor spaces situated in Jubilee Hills. This place offers multi-cuisine veg and non-veg delicacies at a price ranging around INR 2000 for two people.

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1. Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Hyderabad Banjara Hills

Facilites: Parking, Wifi , Bar , Pool , Food

Boasting of a 5-storeyed glass atrium and modern architecture, this upscale business resort is popular for its classy suites and benevolent hospitality. The rooms feature contemporary amenities, living spaces and piano lounge access. Guests can enjoy fine dining at their restaurant and bar. A well-equipped spa and gym and a business centre are also present on site.

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2. Taj Deccan

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Surrounded by verdant gardens and forested hills, this high-end 5-star hotel in Hyderabad offers magnificent suites with wooden floors, latest amenities and balconies with city views. Some units provi (Read More)

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3. ITC Kohenur, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hyderabad

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Flaunting spectacular and innovative architecture, this polished 5-star resort overlooks a pristine lake and lush gardens. Their rooms offer indulgent amenities, balconies, kitchenettes and terraces. (Read More)

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4. Trident Hyderabad

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With suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows, iPod docks and well-appointed interiors, this 5-star hotel in Hyderabad provides a blend of grandeur and comfort. Club-level suites offer lounge access an (Read More)

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5. Hyatt Place Hyderabad Banjara Hills

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A refined embodiment of grandeur and upscale splendour, this 5-star property offers sumptuous accommodation and a large sylvan sun terrace. They have elegant suites with spick and span interiors and l (Read More)

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6. Treebo Trend Address Inn

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Featuring 3-star accommodation, Treebo Trend Address Inn is located in Hyderabad, 1.1 km from City Centre Mall and 2.2 km from Banjara Hills.

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1. Strongholds and palaces have been a characteristic of Hyderabad city. Tourists from all across the world visit these places.

   • Chowmahalla Palace - The Chowmahalla Palace that was at one time the official living arrangement of the Nizams is one such royal residence that clarifies the impact and engineering taste of the Hyderabadi rulers.
   • Golconda Fort - For quite a few years, this fastidiously outlined castle facilitated terrific festivals, saw a few notable happening events and made an unmistakable sign of the eminence of the Nizams. Hyderabad's most great sight, this fantastic fortress lies on the western edge of town.
   • Charminar - Charminar is the most imperative milestone in the city of Hyderabad. This architectural beauty got its name as it is comprised of four minarets.
   • Ramoji Film City - Ramoji Film City is one of the main shooting spots of India that pulls in a huge number of individuals consistently because of its one of a kind and lovely sets.

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Hyderabad offers a lot of places for all shopping enthusiasts. You can enjoy shopping a variety of stuff in the city of Sultans. A few of the best places for shopping are,

• Koti Sultan Bazar - This place is famous for its fashionable clothing available.
• Begum Bazaar - A place to shop all utility products like crockery, household decorative items and cosmetics.
• Nampally - Popular for shopping shoes, jewellery and good bags.
• Laad Bazaar - Shop pretty bangles in this bazaar along with exquisite sarees and dress materials.

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Your trip would be incomplete without trying the local cuisine of Hyderabad. The delicacies here are famous throughout the world today.

• Hyderabadi Biryani - A rice dish with a blend of Indian spices is popular in the entire world today is a must to try when you visit Hyderabad.
• Mirchi ka Saalan - If you love spicy food, Mirchi ka Salad will activate all your taste buds in one bite.
• Keema Samosa - A famous snack made up of mashed Mutton and spices.
• Boti Kebab - This delicious dish is cooked by marinating Mutton and is a must have for all the non-vegetarian lovers.

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1. A trip can be profoundly exciting if there is some adventure to it. Hyderabad city offers a lot of adventure activities for all age groups.

   • Great Hyderabad Adventure Club - Established in May 2008, GHAC is the first adventure club here and offers activities like Trekking, Camping, Hiking, Bird watching etc.
   • Adventure Camp - This club offers a lot of camping trips and other adventure activities.
   • Bicycling Club of Hyderabad - Cycling enthusiasts must enjoy a cycle ride in this Club.