Telangana
The inland South Indian state of Hyderabad, known for the Charminar, Golconda Fort and its food.
Telangana lies on the Deccan Plateau in south-central India and was carved out of Andhra Pradesh in 2014. The capital, Hyderabad, blends Islamic and Indian culture: around its landmark Charminar, with four gateway minarets, is a lively old-city market; Golconda Fort was once a major diamond-trading center, and Chowmahalla Palace shows off the opulence of the Nizam dynasty; Hyderabadi biryani is famous across the country. The Warangal area has Kakatiya-dynasty remains, and the Ramappa Temple is a World Heritage Site. The best season is October to February, and Hyderabad's international airport is the main gateway.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Hyderabad & Kakatiya Capital – Explore Sultanate heritage in the Old Town, then head east to Warangal and the UNESCO-listed Ramappa Temple.