Full-day guided tour of Hyderabad's landmarks

• Guide from the local area • Goods and Services Tax (GST) • Air conditioning within the vehicle • Fuel surcharges • Charges for parking

• Fees for entry • Food and beverages

• Strollers or prams can be used for infants and young children • Infant seats are available for use • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

Pickup is available from any hotel in Hyderabad. Charges may differ based on the distance.

• The Four Minarets rise to a height of 56m from a base known as the “Arc de Triomphe of the East.” Visit Macca Masjid, one of the world's largest mosques. This Bazaar offers a unique atmosphere, with vendors encouraging visitors to explore their small but captivating shops, and the view of the iconic Charminar makes it a must-see in Hyderabad. You can purchase vintage coins, bangles, metal sling bags, and Attar among other items at this distinct Bazaar. If you have just one day in Hyderabad, it is recommended to explore this Bazaar for a glimpse into local life and a vibrant view of the city. It is recognized as one of the top tourist attractions in Hyderabad. The Char Minar, a signature landmark of the city, provides a wonderful sight. Situated at the center of Hyderabad's old city, it is surrounded by Mecca Masjid, built with bricks sourced from Mecca, and Laad Bazaar – a lively shopping area filled with history. Hours: 9am – 5:30pm Entry fee: INR 5 per person for Indian citizens, INR 100 per person for international visitors Photography: Permitted • A well-known landmark in Hyderabad, famed for its acoustics and a unique signaling device used in its design. The structure boasts palatial features, an ingenious water supply system, and the famous Fateh Rahben cannon used during the last siege of Golconda by Aurangzeb. The Sound & Light show reenacts the grandeur of one of India’s prominent forts. Hours: 9am – 5:30pm Entry fee: INR 5 per person for Indian citizens INR 100 per person for international visitors INR 130 per person for the Light & Sound Show Photography: Allowed, with an INR 25 fee per camera for videography. • Among the historical sites in Hyderabad are the stunning Qutub Shahi Tombs, set against the picturesque backdrop of Ibrahim Bagh. These tombs are the final resting sites of the rulers of the dynasty that founded Hyderabad. Hours: 9:30am – 6:30pm Entry fee: Not applicable Photography: Permitted with an INR 20 fee per camera • Explore the largest single collection of artifacts by one individual. Situated in a prime location of old Hyderabad, the Salar Jung Museum is near notable sites such as Charminar, Mecca Masjid, and the State Central Library, all accessible via a short walking tour. This museum is recognized as one of India’s foremost, featuring 38 galleries across three buildings. Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, whose name is associated with the museum, amassed a rich collection of artistic achievements from across Europe, Asia, and the Far East, with a significant portion on display. Explore artifacts that depict human evolution from the 2nd century BC to the early 20th century AD. Hours: 10am – 5pm and closed on Fridays and all public holidays Entry fee: INR 10 for the general public INR 150 for international visitors Students with valid ID cards receive a 50% discount. Defense personnel in uniform, organized Kisan parties, and children below 12 years also receive a 50% discount. During 'Children's Week' (November 14–20), school children under 12 years accompanied by teachers enter for free. During 'Museum Week' (January 8–14), the public receives discounted admission. Photography: INR 20 for still and mobile photography • This is the Palace of the Nizams of Hyderabad. • Close to Charminar, Laad Bazaar is recognized as one of Hyderabad's top tourist attractions. It is well-known for its collection of pearls and bangles, as well as various cosmetics, clothing, and handbags popular among shoppers. For those who enjoy shopping,