My website is a complete collection of photos, maps, videos and up-to-date information on life in Hyderabad.

The city in all aspects has something in it for everyone. I would like to invite you to share my piece of paradise through the pictures, videos and visitor information throughout this web site.

I promise you that you will love reading this website as much as I loved working on it.

Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, is the fifth largest city of India. A 400 year old metropolis is known for its rich culture, grand history, delicious food and hub of Information Technology.

Why we Love Hyderabad

• Affordable cost of living in comparison to other metro cities.
• A comparatively safer city where women can commute at night.
• Communication is easy for non locals as the locals understand/speak both Hindi and English.
• A thriving cosmopolitan culture.
• New eateries which offer different cuisines mushrooming across the city.
• Fabulous resorts for weekend getaways.
• The booming IT and pharma industry has ensured terrific job opportunities
• Irani chai, Hyderabadi biryani and bangles from Lad bazaar.
• Historical monuments of Qutb Shahi and Nizams.
• Necklace Road, the city’s answer to Marine Drive, Mumbai
• Fabulous collection of pearls that are a speciality here.
• Outer ring road that will help ease traffic congestion.
• Lavish real estate properties that make living a regal experience.
• Pleasant weather all year through.
• A thriving Tollywood industry.
• A rocking nightlife

The history of this city is very interesting as many rulers from Qutb Shahi to Asaf Jahi (Nizam) dynasty ruled this city leaving a regal past, magnificent palaces and sweet memories.

Hyderabad, significantly, was the largest princely state in India, with its own flag, currency and coins, postal system, railway, an airline and even its own radio. It was a state in which the ruler received the allegiance of families holding estates which in size, population and richness surpassed the territories of several other Indian states.

Hyderabad is known as “City of Pearls, Minarets and Lakes”.

Today the modern Hyderabad is famous worldwide for Information Technology. Many MNCs and Fortune 500 companies like Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Google and many others have setup their offices and R&D’s centres here in this beautiful city of India.

Last few years have been very important in the development of this city as various mega projects have been approved by the Government which includes Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Shamshabad, Fab City, Hardware Park, Seven Star Hotel and the list goes on.

Some leading International Universities are ready to open their campuses here.

Recently the city got extended in-terms of area, as big as Singapore, and second biggest city in India, by merging 12 municipalities and eight villages and got a title of “Greater Hyderabad”.

With this expansion there is a huge demand of land properties, hence many national and international companies have targeted this city for mega real estate projects. Already a handful of International Real Estate companies completed many projects successfully and received a good response from local and NRI investors.

Every student and employee in India is willing to study and work here, because of top-class institutions, large organizations, better opportunities, pleasant weather, friendly people and tasty food.

Once you visit this amazing city, then you too will definitely want to stay for a lifetime.

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Md. Zubair Alam