Hyderabad is the bustling metropolis that is richly endowed with distinct culture, tradition and attractions. This city features an interesting amalgam of both old and new that displays the authenticity and splendor of the land. Furthermore, a trip to Kolkata adds immense charm to your journey and lets you enjoy your vacations to the fullest. Tourism industry forms a significant part in this city and an exploration of the land would make you discover the vibrant beauty of the place.
The name Golconda finds its root in “Golla Konda”, which
means Shepherd’s Hill. The fort was originally constructed during the period of
Yadava Dynasty. The Golconda fort dates
back to 13th century. The acoustics effects are excellent in
the fort. If you clap your hands at Fateh Darwaza, the sound can be clearly
heard at Bala Hissar, which is located a kilometer away. The royal palaces and
whispering walls are some of its main attractions.
The 300-acre park with over 1500 wildlife was established in the year 1959 and inaugurated in 1963. You will find lion, royal Bengal tiger, white tiger, rhinoceros, orangutan and a lot more. Reptiles such as Indian cobra, star tortoises, and giant tortoises are also here. Elephant rides are available to enjoy the lush greenery here. Some other main attractions in this area include Lion Safari Park, Children’s Train and Natural History Museum.
Sunderbans
Fort William
Situated on the eastern banks of Hooghly river, Fort Williams is a huge building from the colonial era that has served multiple purposes till date. It is one of the few Kolkata points of interest which is a must visit place during your Kolkata sightseeing tour. Known as the ‘black hole of Calcutta’, this place was once a temporary jail where prisoners were hauled, but now it serves as the headquarters of the Eastern Command.
What to visit in Hyderabad?
Charminar
The first tourist attraction that comes to mind when you
think of Hyderabad is Charminar,
which is located in the heart of the city. Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah constructed
this monument in the year 1591. The architecture of Charminar reflects Cazia
style. The four minarets are
48.7 meter tall. There is a mosque and 45 prayer spaces inside Charminar. Do
not get discouraged by the crowd there if you want to have a feel of the old
city and its culture.
Golconda Fort
Makkah Masjid
This ancient mosque is more than 400 years old and was
built by the founder of Hyderabad, Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah. He personally laid
the foundation stone and planned the whole city around this mosque, making it
the centerpiece of the same. The central arch of the mosque was built from the
soil especially bought from Mecca and one of the rooms here is believed to have
the hair of prophet Muhammad. A visit here is recommended for people of all
faiths for its historic, religious and architectural importance.
Nehru Zoological Park
The 300-acre park with over 1500 wildlife was established in the year 1959 and inaugurated in 1963. You will find lion, royal Bengal tiger, white tiger, rhinoceros, orangutan and a lot more. Reptiles such as Indian cobra, star tortoises, and giant tortoises are also here. Elephant rides are available to enjoy the lush greenery here. Some other main attractions in this area include Lion Safari Park, Children’s Train and Natural History Museum.
What to visit in Kolkata?
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral
Known for its Gothic style of architecture, St. Paul’s
Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Kolkata. Resembling closely to Norwich
Cathedral,St Paul’s Cathedral is also one of the best places to
visit in Kolkata for people seeking a religious tour.
Prinsep Ghat
Built along the banks of the Hooghly river, during the
British rule, Prinsep Ghat is a memorial inspired by Greek, and Gothic styles
of architecture. It is one of the best places to visit
in Kolkata at night as the setu becomes totally lit with
dazzling lighting throughout the place. It is also a popular picnic spot where
people can spend quality time with their family.
The most famous Kolkata tourist
spot, Sunderbans is one of the natural wonders of the world.
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sunderbans is a part of the world’s
largest delta formed by the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna. It is also the
largest Tiger reserve, and national park in India.
Fort William
Situated on the eastern banks of Hooghly river, Fort Williams is a huge building from the colonial era that has served multiple purposes till date. It is one of the few Kolkata points of interest which is a must visit place during your Kolkata sightseeing tour. Known as the ‘black hole of Calcutta’, this place was once a temporary jail where prisoners were hauled, but now it serves as the headquarters of the Eastern Command.
So, book flights from Hyderabad to Kolkata and discover the authentic charm of two cities in India.
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