Hyderabad: Welcome to Seven Wonders of Hyderabad!

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Welcome to Seven Wonders of Hyderabad!

Welcome to Seven Wonders of Hyderabad!
	The following are the 12 nominations for seven wonders of Hyderabad. Please learn about these nominations from the following, enjoy hundreds of photographs (876), dozens of 360⁰ panoramic views (44), and please vote forseven wonders you like. You don't have to be a Hyderabadi in order to vote.

Birla Mandir

Charminar

Golkonda Fort

HITECH City

Hussain Sagar

Mecca Masjid

Osmania Arts College

Paigah Tombs

Qutub Shahi Tombs

Ramoji Film City

Salarjung Museum

Silparamam

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HYDERABAD CITY GUIDE

The tinkle of colorful bangles…The rich, dewy pearls…The aroma of Shahi Biryani…That’s the essence of Hyderabad for you. Hyderabad, the capital city of Andhra Pradesh and the fifth largest city in India was founded by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shahi, the Sultan of Golconda, in 1591. Hyderabad is very famous for its art, jewellery, poetry and architecture.
For, an investor or an entrepreneur, there’s another side to the city. It’s technological side. The city has constantly kept pace with the latest trends and advancements in technology and has acquired the status of a ‘cyber city’.

CharminarThis best known landmark of Hyderabad gets it name from Char (four) Minar (towers). The Charminar is a 56 m (185 feet) high arch, which has four minarets, nice balconies and a small mosque. Situated amidst bustling bazaars, Charminar has beautiful arches and elegant minarets. It was built in the year 1591 by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutub Shahi to commemorate the end of the dreaded epidemic

plague.Golconda FortWith 18 m high walls, 8 huge gates, 87 bastions for cannons and sprawled over 5 km, this fort is indeed impressive, where each corner tells a story of royalty, passion and bravery. The Fort’s massive battlements wind tenuously up a dust-brown hill. Inside the citadel are the ruins of palaces, assembly halls, stables, barracks and arsenal. The Fort has got a fantastic acoustic system by which a hand clap sounded in the Grand Portico can be heard in the Durbar Hall atop the hill. From the Throne Terrace one can see the pavilions from where Taramati and Pamamati, two favourite mistresses, are believed to have sung for their Sultans.

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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Welcome to Seven Wonders of Hyderabad!

Welcome to Seven Wonders of Hyderabad!

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