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The Rich and Fascinating History of Hyderabad

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“A front-facing view of Charminar in Hyderabad during golden hour, The Rich and Fascinating History of Hyderabad  Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, is a city where history, culture, and modernity beautifully intertwine. From the glorious days of the Qutb Shahi dynasty to the grandeur of the Nizams and beyond, Hyderabad has evolved into a global metropolis without losing its regal charm.  In this post, let’s explore the detailed history of Hyderabad, tracing its journey through centuries. ---   The Birth of Hyderabad –  16th Century The city of Hyderabad was founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah , the fifth ruler of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. He envisioned a city that would be the centerpiece of Islamic culture in India, rivaling the grandeur of Isfahan in Persia.  Before Hyderabad, the rulers operated from the Golconda Fort, which was known for its bustling diamond trade. But due to water shortages and overpopulation, Quli Qutb Shah commissioned a ...

Welcome to Hyderabad Through My Eyes – Discover the Soul of the City with Nitesh shah

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Introduction  Hello and welcome to my blog – Hyderabad Through My Eyes. My name is Nitesh Shah, and I’ve proudly called Hyderabad my home since 1980. Over the decades, I’ve seen this city transform from a laid-back heritage hub to a vibrant metropolis, all while holding onto its timeless charm. This blog is a reflection of my experiences, stories, and deep-rooted connection with the city. Whether you’re a long-time resident, a newcomer, or simply someone curious about life in Hyderabad, I invite you to walk this journey with me. Why This Blog? There are countless guides and websites that talk about Hyderabad, but very few capture the emotions and memories tied to its streets, flavors, festivals, and people. I wanted to create a space where I can share: Personal stories from old and new Hyderabad Hidden gems you won’t find in typical travel guides Reviews of local food spots – from Irani chai to Hyderabadi biryani Historical insights and cultural traditions Local festival...