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Your travel experience on the above-recommended route would be truly delightful because it is the shortest route with light traffic, and the highway is in good condition.

The fastest route from Bangalore to Hyderabad is via NH 44 Bangalore – Hyderabad and Srinagar – Kanyakumari Highways. It would take around 9 hours to cover the distance of approximately 569 kilometers.

The alternative routes for a more entertaining Bangalore to Hyderabad road trip are via NH 44 to Chennekothapalli Road and NH 75 to Malur – Byranahalli Road. However, both ways are longer than the earlier suggested route. You will take around 12 hours to cover an average of 615 kilometers from Bangalore to Hyderabad via these routes. Also, you may face heavy traffic en route.

You can stop over at Prashanthi Nilayam, Ravadurg Gooty Fort, Clock Tower, and Mounagiri Hanuman Temple for a quick break from the long journey.Get the latest traffic updates and travel smarter with Bangalore Wheels.

Hyderabad, a city brimming with history and culture, awaits you. Our service includes expert recommendations on the best places to explore in this majestic city.

1. Charminar: Located in the heart of Hyderabad, Charminar beautifully elaborates the  Indo-Islamic architectural style. It was built in 1591 by an Iranian architect Mir Momin Astrawadi under the sultanate of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah.

Taking inspiration from the Shia – Tazias, the design of the Charminar is square, embellished with four prominent Minars (pillars). The fine structure, constructed on pulverized marble, limestone, and granite dignifies the iconic landmark. You can experience the holiness of Makkah Masjid, Char Kaman, and Gulzar Houz.

2. Ramoji Film City: Certified by Guinness World Records, the magnificent Ramoji Film City is one of the world’s largest film studio complexes. Created by Ramoji Group in 1996, it is a Thematic Holiday Destination in India with the magic of cinema.

In this picture-perfect location, you can behold the panoramic view spread across 2000 acres. Witness the open-air film sets, giant statues, and hilltops. In addition, you can drive to Pochampally to buy the popular Ikat-style weaves.

3. Hussain Sagar Lake: Built on the stream of the Musi River, the heart-shaped Hussain Sagar lake celestially connects Secunderabad and Hyderabad. You can witness the 16m high statue of Lord Buddha. The monolithic statue glistens in the lightning in the evening time and looks simply divine.

The lake is surrounded by Indira, Sanjeevaiah, and Lumbini parks, ideal for planning picnics. You can also try recreational activities such as motorboats, cruising, parasailing, and water skiing. Additionally, the 48 seater Launch for dining and private parties is a notable tourist attraction.

4. GravityZip: GravityZip is the go-to place for adventure seekers to have a thrilling experience of Indoor Skydiving. The arena has a reliable and controlled wind tunnel with a speed of 200 – 400 km/h. In addition, they offer extensive training for first-time flyers.

It is an innovative alternative to outdoor skydiving, where you can fulfill your dream of flying without fear of heights. You must check out this incredible sport.

5. Chowmahalla Palace: The grand royal palace is among the top tourist historical places for photographers and videographers. It presently belongs to the eighth Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Barkat Ali Khan Mukarram Jah.

You can explore here the neo-classical architecture style of “four mahalla” – Afzal Mahal, Tahniyat Mahal, Mahtab Bagh, and Aftab Bagh. In addition, the Bara Imam, Shishe-Alat, Khilwat/Durbar Hall, Khilwat Clock, Takht-e-Nishan, Roshan Bangla, and Council Hall are must-visits for history buffs.

6. Golconda Fort: Renowned as Shepherd’s Hill, Golconda Fort is the epitome of excellence in architecture and engineering. Interestingly, the fortified palace was the major trade center of the precious Kohinoor, Hope, Regent, Darya-e Nur, and Nur-Ul-Ain diamonds.

The fort encompasses eight gateways, grand halls, four drawbridges, and mounted cannons. You can observe the terrific phonic effect at the Fateh Darwaza. Plus, you can watch the alluring Sound and Light Show in Telugu, Hindi, and English to unearth the region’s history.

7. Statue of Equality: Installed on the 54-feet Bhadra Vedi building, the Statue of Equality is conceptualized by Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swami. Notably, the 216-feet metallic statue is among the tallest sitting sculptures in the world.

You can behold the “panchaloha” structure, which combines five metals – gold, silver, copper, brass, and zinc. The statue is built in remembrance of Sri Ramanujacharya’s noble work, well-known as the icon of equality. He promoted equality across religions, genders, castes, and social statuses.

8. Thrill City: Thrill City is a sensational amusement park that has a perfect blend of entertainment, a health zone, swimming pool, games, food courts, and photo spots. You can have a breathtaking experience at Monster and Dome Theatres, Splash Coaster, Magic Train, VR, Stimulators, and Kids Arcade.

You can delight at 10D Bistro, Signature Grills, Outdoor Stalls, Freekick, and Chocolate Room. Additionally, you can click eye-popping pictures at Forest Theme, Charminar Wall, Jet Plane, Splash Ship, Trobo Mascot, and Charminar Wall.

9. Birla Mandir: Dedicated to Tirumala Tirupati Temple’s Lord Venkateshwara, the heavenly Birla Mandir is built of almost 2000 tonnes of white marble. You can explore the Ramayana and Mahabharata sagas inscribed on the walls and ceilings of the temple.

You can also visit the Birla planetarium, science museum, and observatory. Besides these attractions, the amalgamation of North and South Indian architectural styles is truly enchanting. Moreover, the scenic beauty of the temple’s hilltop Naubat Pahad is majestic.

10. Salar Jung Museum: India’s third-largest museum has the exquisite and priceless treasures of different civilizations. It is the one-person effort of Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan Salar Jung III, the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad.

You can witness the antique collection of 43,000 art objects and 50,000 manuscripts plus books across 38 galleries. Salar Jung Museum includes Indian, Middle Eastern, European, Far Eastern, and Children’s art forms with other eternal Mughal masterpieces.

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Hyderabad offers a combination of palatable food, street shopping, and adventurous things, topped up with fascinating sites.

If you are passionate about adventurous sports and events, Hyderabad has an endless list. The prominent rejuvenation activities you can participate in are:

• Kayaking at Kotpally Fresh Water Reservoir
• Bungee Jumping at Leonia
• Rock Climbing at Prasads IMAX
• Rock Walking at The Society to Save Rocks
• Rappelling at Wildwoods Adventure Club
• Laser Tag at SVM Mall
• Karting at Runway 9
• Aqua Zorbing at Shilparamam
• Paintball at Odyssey Wonder
• Zip Lining at Palm Exotica
• Shooting at Gun for Glory and SAAS Shooting Range
• Sailing at Yacht Club
• Surfing at FlowRider
• Paragliding at Banjara Hills
• Trekking at Ananthagiri, Medak and Bhongir Forts
• Boating at Lumbini Park

World-famous as The Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore is Karnataka’s capital. It is unquestionably among the country’s biggest economic powerhouses. There are many prominent places to visit in Bangalore. The Startup Heaven is not only globally recognized for the entrepreneurial ecosystem but also for majestic gardens, serene lakes, chic cafes, vibrant pubs, and pleasant weather.

With the impeccable fusion of traditional and metropolitan civilization, Bangalore is one of the top tourist destinations in Karnataka. 

Bangalore to Hyderabad road trip is an excellent escape from the urban hustle to relish the gift of history and nature at the land of architectural marvels. Ready for an unforgettable journey? Book your car rental with Bangalore Wheels and explore Hyderabad’s treasures.

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The city has many offerings for shoppers, from Hyderabadi pearls to traditional clothing, dry fruits, and homeware items. In addition, Hyderabad is particularly well-known for lac bangles, which you can shop from the Laad bazaar.

You must add Pochampally Sarees, Bidri Work, and Kalamkari Fabrics to your shopping checklist. You can explore renowned shopping places such as Charminar Bazaar, Begum Bazaar, Shilparamam, Perfume Market, and Shahran Market.

Also, Nampally Exhibition, Abids Street, Koti Sultan Bazar, Pot Market, Antique Market, and Moazzam Jahi Market equally attract shopaholics. GVK One, Manjeera, Inorbit, Hyderabad Central, Forum Sujana, and Next Galleria are the go-to shopping malls.

You can taste the exclusive blend of Hyderabadi, Mughlai, Telangana, and Andhra delicacies. Dum Biryani, Hyderabadi Special Biryani, Haleem, Sarva Pindi, Keema Samosa, Qubani Ka Meetha, and Irani Chai are popular dishes. In vegetarian food items, you can taste the well-known Mirchi ka Salan, Mirchi Bajji, Pesarattu, Bobbatlu, Ariselu, and Sakinaalu.