Hyderabad city is situated along the bank of Musi river and is one of the most attractive and largest city of southern India. Hyderabad is mostly known for its century old markets like Laad Bazar which in next to Charminar. Often known as 'city of pearls' Hyderabad is one of the largest center for pearls trade in India. There are around 100 shops in Laad Bazar with bangles ranging from 50 to 2000 rupees.
Hyderabad was ruled by many Mughal Emperor therefore, it has many historical sites like Taj Falaknuma Palace, Golkonda Fort, Charminar and many more. Other than historical sites some other major attractions are Birla Mandir, Mecca Masjid, Buddha statue and many more. You can travel locally hiring cab service in Hyderabad.
If you are bored touring around historical and religious sites then it's time for you to book a cab online start moving toward Ramoji Film City. Spread over 2000 acres it is the largest integrated film city in the world. It is situated 30 km away from the city and considered most popular sightseen places in Hyderabad. One of the largest film city in the world with a capacity to accommodate 50 film unit at the same time and self-sufficient to make a complete movie. This place excites you because you will get to see film sets which you have only seen on screens like London street, Hollywood sign, Japanese garden, airport, hospital etc. Tourist guides inside film city will show you locations or sets to remind you of famous Bollywood movies which are shot there.
On a usual day, film city sees 10000 visitors. One day tour to Ramoji Film City is totally worth because you will be visiting something which gives you world class experience. You will get many taxi service in Hyderabad providing services from the main town to film city and back to city.
Salar Jung Museum situated on the southern bank of Musi river is another great attraction with its collections coming from Egypt, Nepal, China, Europe and other parts of the world. It is one of the largest museum in the world with the collection of 1.1 million objects.
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