I Love HYDERABAD

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I Love HYDERABAD.

It's a 13 hours journey approximately by train to my native place "HYDERABAD" --also called as "CITY OF BANGLES" .So , Sharing my own experience,the train honking pom-pom ,rush on the platform ,my mamas(uncles) and cousins waving hands from far off (yeah, sounds very typical ,but that happiness is mandatory) .Yeah ,so finally reaching my Nani's (Grandma's) place. My Grandma sitting in the lawn waiting for us , greetings and all done .Then, we head over for breakfast and then gossips start . Finally, the main part "The Plan " for visiting different places .Yes,so starting with the main place "CHARMINAR" ,the streets in Charminar -full of lights ,looks blissfully incredible! It's a great place for shopping ,the ticket fare for Charminar is 15 rupees per adult.
So after climbing the Charminar ,we headed towards "THE GOLCONDA  FORT ", Another historical place was fun to know about the ancient old history .
Then, next up is "SEVEN TOMBS" ,yes,so there are 7 tombs which holds a great historical importance .
And then the main place known as "SALARJUNG MUSEUM" which has many olden antiques .And the speciality of that place is the  clock that showcases a show for every hour .
"RAMOJI FILM CITY " is also a great place to visit .
 Hyderabad ,besides just a tourist spot is also an amazing place for shopping ,one could  get all types of clothing, jewellery, bangles and many more things.
 How could one forget the very delicious mouthwatering "HYDERABADI BIRYANI" ? Hyderabadi Biryani indeed is a world famous dish from Mughal Era to today's Era .
So this was all about HYDERABAD! 

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