Being the capital of Andhra Pradesh and also the holder of the best museum with around 42,000 artefacts in the world this is a city where we have old and new cultures mixed just like the east and west meeting. This city is famous for lots of studios, especially the Ramaji Rao film city which is in itself a true city covering more than 200 hectares lots of technology and lots of people are also working here. Apart from all these it also has several notable IT Parks which are worth mentioning

Hyderabad has an estimated population of about 7 million Hyderabad city guide contains information on travel and tourism of Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, India.

I'm here since dec 07 ....coz i got job in Ramoji Film City and i glad abut this....realy its amazing place to work and travel...its world biggest film city ever made till date....Aprox..in 3000 acers......its guinness world record.... i hope u dont no..about...this.....now plan our trip....! after this there is so many other things in hyderabad that is really un4getable like hyderabadi biryani..yamiiii...char minar.....Countries biggest statue of lord Bhuddha situated in hussain sagar....pearls.....and most interesting thing the history of hyderabad..all about nizam's n mugal empire...... All over its great place to live or visit....

my one of the favorite city and residence were i leave from child to young age. the most amazing thing is hyderabadi biryani at any hotels and restaurants and famous mughlai cuisine. hyderabad is known with its once of the historical monument charminar and golconda fort.you could experience some local language of hyderabad with talking style of their own way

The Salarjung Museum is the third largest museum in India housing the biggest one-man collections of antiques in the world. It is well known for its prized collections belonging to different civilizations dating back to the 1st century. The museum is home to 43,000 art exhibits and 50,000 books collected from all over the world. Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan Salar Jung III (1889-1949), spent a substantial amount of his income over thirty five years to make this priceless collection, his life's passion.