City: Telangana
Top Things to do in Telangana
What to do and see in Telangana, India: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
^† Temporary Joint Capital with Andhra Pradesh not more than 10 years
Common for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh
Restaurants in Telangana
1. Calvary Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By 137sudhi - Hyderabad, India
Calvary temple is best attractive place in HYDERABAD Calvary temple is best place in HYDERABAD Holy place
2. Taj Falaknuma Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 937 reviews
Reviewed By amitthecreator - Hyderabad, India
Taj Falaknuma Palace, the former palace of the Nizam of Hyderabad is now a Taj heritage hotel. Set in the restored 1894 palace of the Nizam of Hyderabad, this opulent hotel is 2 km from Falaknuma train station and 4 km from the landmark 16th-century Charminar.
3. Golconda Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,406 reviews
Reviewed By alokkrs84 - Hyderabad, India
A must visit area for history lovers and it's really a nice place u would love to see the heritage and there is amazing view of Hyderabad city from it. Only issue local guys carve their names on the monuments making it look real bad...sometimes, some places. Yeah the kind of crowd goes in generally is pathetic.
4. Salar Jung Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,803 reviews
Reviewed By 469daneshr
Salar Jung Museum is a collection or arts, artifacts, jewels from around the world. Salar Jung III was the Prime Minister of the Nizam of Hyderabad and his love for collecting artifacts is showcased in this museum. However, not all of his collections is displayed here. A few of the famous ones are Lord Vishnu sleeping on a serpent (made out of granite), The Veiled Rebecca (marble statue), The British Bracket Clock (a small toy comes out and hits the gong every hour), The Jade room, Double Statue of Mephistopheles & Margaretta (carved out of single piece of wood it has 2 distinct faces on either side). There are paintings by Raja Ravi Varma as well. It will take more than an entire day to visit all the rooms and look at all the artifacts. Atleast keep 2-3 hours aside to walk through the galleries. There is also a small souvenier shop on the ground floor. On a weekend the queues are long and try not to go on a public holiday as one cannot enjoy the artifacts in peace :) I have been to this museums multiple times and every time I lay my eyes on something new which I may have not looked at previously.
5. Ramoji Film City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,161 reviews
Visitors can learn all about the local film industry here, which is one of the largest in India.
Reviewed By MaheshA_11 - Chennai (Madras), India
We opted for a one-day package. The whole place is well organized right from the entry. We were guided neatly by the staff in every place. The first step is a bus tour where you are taken along the places where usually the film shooting happens for different scenes. One staff explains as we travel along. We get down at one place, see around and then take another bus to go to another place. All these are neatly arrange without any confusion. The highlight of the visit was Bahubali set where we spent a lot of time. They also have other activities like studio attractions, wild west stunt show (this was just brilliant) etc., A surprising thing was the wide variety of birds they have in the bird park. If you are a bird lover, don't miss this! In the evening, there was a entertainment show followed by the carnival parade. Both of them were thoroughly enjoyable. This place has many more to its list of attractions. Definitely worth the visit. Tip: 1. Better to go as early as possible as it gets crowded later 2. If you are on one-day package and if you like to see stunts, cinema making etc., it's better to complete them first and then take the guided tour. Check for the bus timings also to make a decision 3. The restaurants get very crowded during lunch time. Plan yours accordingly 4. They have photographers. It is good to make use of them and get good photos (this is a paid service, but worth it)
6. Chowmahalla Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,767 reviews
Reviewed By DrKlair - Sangrur, India
Recently reopened palace, has four parts. The coronation palace is very beautiful as is the palace which served as guest house for visiting royalty. The palace has also on display some antique cars including a 1912 silver ghost Rolls Royce.
7. Birla Mandir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,497 reviews
Reviewed By Sateesh2014
Birla Mandir is a famous balaji temple.Better to visit in this temple in the evening time.It is nice and calm place.Clean and very well maintained.It is on a small hill about 150 steps.The view from top was excellent.Chappals and all electronic items need to be submitted at the base.If you want peace of mind and is a perfect place to relax yourself.
8. Chilkur Balaji Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,250 reviews
Reviewed By Naperushiva - Hyderabad, India
Indias believes god Balaji alot it's place where you can get some peace of your busy lifestyles make free time and visit this place I'm sure you people love it.
9. Sri Subrahmanyaswamy Temple,Skandagiri, Secunderabad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By ramasaraswathid
Sacred place.Very well maintained.Rituals are followed .They go by the book.On the whole gives a divine feeling .
10. Surendrapuri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
A Unique Mythological Awareness CentreThis is a creation of creations, for the first time in India, and perhaps the very first of its kind in the world, to create an amazing agglomeration of mythological wonders, all at one divine destination. Kunda Satyanarayana Kala Dhamam transports you into a new world of joy, with the exhilarating boon of a vision of all deities, Gods and Goddesses in one spectacular mythological awareness centre. …SURENDRAPURI. Never perhaps in the history, have we come across such a colossal achievement towards enriching mythological awareness.
Reviewed By ShvRm_Traveller - Goa, India
The place is located near the popular pilgrimage center Yadagiri Gutta, about an hours drive from Hyderabad. This particular place was not very high on our itinerary but we decided to visit it, after reading the online review. However, on entering, we were delighted on seeing, what was on offer. The entry charge appears bit steep, at the initial instance, but feels justified, later on. The photography is allowed using mobile, on payment of fees. this is a theme park based on Hindu Religious belief. The place has replicas of all the important and famous temple; scenes from Ramayan, Mahabharat; scenes from life of Shri Krishna and Lord Hanuman; scenes associated with Hindu religious stories. The upkeep of the place and displays is excellent. The walking track, measuring about 3 Kms overall, is well marked. Amenities such as canteen and washrooms are available inside. During our visit, the place had very few visitors and it was an absolutely pleasurable experience to visit this place. Suggestion for the visitors is to keep the mobile battery fully charged, if they intend to take photos, as there are ample opportunities for the same.
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