Good amusement park! Easy to locate and Ample parking space. Lots of activities for both families and friends. Both dry and water rides available. The park is clean and well-maintained. Food is average, and could use more variety. A fantastic spot for locals to enjoy a fun day out!

🤬Worst experience in my life never visit again. I suggest to all don't visited best of money and time there is no proper maintenance in water very much bugs. Many of tribes are damage &close no one is available to respond.🤬😡🤬. Best of money and time I suggest you to don't visited to this please go to some better place. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Don't visited

Food is average . Rides are not working properly. Some of them do not start till 11 a.m. No indoor games now, all removed. Staff is behaving like they are obliging you. Only water games/pool is good but that also runs for a limited hour

Excellent place to chill out with family. Have seen the owners dine with kids to ensure quality of food offered. Kids will have a wonderful time especially with clean wave pool and other water games. There is no other place that offers so many water games,rides and play area at this budget. Elders will have a pleasant experience away from the city .The pool boys are always present in the water to ensure safety of the kids

🌟 Mount Opera – Hyderabad 🌟 Mount Opera is one of Hyderabad’s most popular amusement and resort destinations, perfect for a fun-filled getaway with family and friends. From thrilling water rides and roller coasters to relaxing pools and lush surroundings, it offers entertainment for all ages. 🎢💦 The resort facilities, clean environment, and variety of activities make it a great weekend escape. Whether you’re looking for adventure, leisure, or a picnic spot, Mount Opera delivers an exciting and refreshing experience. ✅ Must try: Wave pool, water slides, giant wheel, and kids’ play zone. 💯 Ideal for family outings, school trips, and group get-togethers.

Good water rides, but less maintenance, dry rides also there but in hot weather no one prefers the same. Food court there , veg buffet 250/- and Non Veg 275/-. Adult entry ticket 675/- kids 575/- The mirror house was good which is at the entrance on the right side.

Wave pool was good and rides are also fun, but changing room were too untidy, full of smell and no doors, very worst maintenace. Other than changing rooms all is good and we can enjoy with kids. And we have to book cabs up and down, it is too hard to get cabs booked after 6 pm. Ticket price is Rs. 500/- for adults including all rides, Rs. 400 for kids and Rs. 200/- for senior citizens. We havr to take seperate tickets for Go Karting and Boating.

Amazing place for movie maniac as a persona can actually visit the the seta where the movies were shot. Blockbusters like Bahubali and Chennai Express and many more were shot over there. The Eco tour has a bird & butterfly park. It even has multiple fine dine restaurant and street food kiosks. All in all a great place to spend with family and friends for the entire day

It's a place you must visit once. Good to go with family to enjoy the beautiful gardens, sceneries, fountains. Also experience the film making process. The management and system is so organised that you will not miss any places to visit. You will have a well spent day.

A lot of impressions and quite impressive. Friend tour guide and I have to say she deserves a five star. Like her humour but for me it was all about the intensions of this place. it is both monumental and emotional. Qudos to everyone who put the work in to keep it alive. Respect. Keep the good work

The overall time we spent was justified for the price of the tickets. It is a well planned and maintained location. You'll definitely love it. Plus-Worthy cinematic experience, lots of different spots to explore, cute buses enroute you to different places, toilets and snacks at almost every stop. Minus-Includes a lots of walk and temperature changes from AC vented halls to again back to normal temperature outside. So, be prepared to deal with regular temperature shifts! Rest it's an awesome place to visit!! Family friendly.👍🤩

Ramoji Film City is a Good place to visit with so much to explore and enjoy. The Eureka zone, Baahubali set, Japanese Garden, Hawa Mahal, European Streets, and Evening Parks are some of the best attractions to experience. It’s perfect for a full-day outing with family and kids. Though outside food isn’t allowed, water bottles and snacks inside are reasonably priced. However we had to wait around 30 minutes for food after 2 PM at the Baahubali set, so the food service could be improved. Management can review about the pricing - it feels slightly high, especially since lunch isn’t included in the package.

Visiting Ramoji Film City with my friends was absolutely epic and fully justifies its fantastic reputation. They have 2 package option AC/ Non-AC. Only difference in AC package it has buffet lunch included, and non-ac doesn't have dinner option one must pay for their own food. It is an full day activity so plan accordingly. We hit all the highlights, and the energy we got from the sheer number of things to do made the whole day fly by—we give the experience a huge thumbs up! The core of the day was the Studio Tour, which was far more impressive than just seeing static sets. Seeing the intricate details on the iconic streets, the massive temple facades, and the beautiful Indian and Japanese Gardens made for incredible photo opportunities for our group. The undeniable highlight of this section was the Bahubali Set. Walking through the gigantic Mahishmati kingdom was surreal; we spent ages exploring the throne room, the massive bells, and the various props, totally losing ourselves in the grandeur of that fictional world. For the adrenaline junkies in our group, the side trip to Sahas Adventure Land was a must. Tackling the ATV track was a blast—it was the perfect way to burn off some energy and enjoy some real speed and dirt-kicking fun, moving from the fantasy sets to a real-life action sequence. We made sure to catch a Live Show, which was the perfect moment to sit down and be entertained. The vibrant choreography and the stunt work were fantastic, adding that extra layer of cinematic excitement. And since we were there during the festival, the Carnival atmosphere topped everything off! The colorful parades, extended timings, and general festive buzz added so much energy and color to the end of our trip. Finally, the Bird Park and Butterfly Park were surprisingly beautiful and provided a wonderful, peaceful contrast to the high-energy sets and adventure sports. It was a serene way to wrap up the sightseeing before heading home. A quick tip for groups: The park is huge, so divide your time wisely! Start with the sets and adventure, and don't forget comfortable shoes. Ramoji is definitely a trip worth taking with your best friends—it’s non-stop fun from the moment you step off the bus!

Ramoji Film City is definitely a must-visit place in Hyderabad — it’s vast, beautifully designed, and offers a unique glimpse into the world of cinema. The guided tour is well-organized, and there are plenty of attractions, sets, and shows for all age groups. However, the entry fee is quite high, and some of the sets and attractions feel a bit outdated. While the overall experience is enjoyable and worth visiting at least once, it would be even better if the management could refresh the sites and reduce the ticket price to make it more affordable for everyone.

Visited Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam at Yadagirigutta with my family, and it was a spiritually uplifting experience. The temple is beautifully built, well-maintained, and the serenity around the premises adds to the devotion. The idol and sanctum are very impressive, and the priests and staff are polite and helpful. The temple schedules are followed diligently; crowd management is decent though it does get busy during peak hours. We arrived during a non-festive time, which made it more peaceful. The waiting time for darshan was reasonable, though having more facilities (drinking water, restrooms) closer to the main temple could improve the experience. Overall, it’s a place I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Telangana, seeking peace, faith, and tradition.

Yadadri Temple, dedicated to Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy, is one of the most powerful and sacred temples in Telangana. The recent reconstruction has transformed it into a magnificent stone temple that feels both ancient and majestic. The peaceful atmosphere, detailed carvings, and divine energy make it a truly memorable spiritual experience. A Brief History of the Temple: Yadagirigutta, also known as Yadadri, is believed to be the place where Lord Narasimha appeared to Sage Yadava in a cave to bless him with knowledge, protection, and spiritual power. The sage performed deep penance here, and the deity manifested in five different forms, called Pancha Narasimha. Because of the sage’s devotion, the hill came to be known as Yadagirigutta – “the hill (gutta) of Yadava.” The temple has always been a major pilgrimage site, but after the recent massive renovation project, it now resembles a grand ancient Kakatiya-style temple made entirely of hand-carved stone. Parking & Transportation 1. Hilltop Private Car Entry – ₹500 If you want to take your private vehicle up to the top near the temple entrance, the entry charge is ₹500. This is the best option for families with elders or children. The road is clean, smooth, and well-managed. 2. Base Parking (Normal Parking) You can park your vehicle at the foot of the hill. The parking area is spacious and secure. From here, the temple provides free bus service to the top. The only drawback is that the buses can get very crowded, especially on weekends and festivals, so you may have to wait in line. Entry Fee & Darshan Details Minimum darshan entry fee starts at ₹100. The price increases for special darshan, pujas, archana, homams, and other sevas. Counters are well-marked, and staff guides you based on the type of puja or darshan you want.

Overall Experience A very scenic driving route with a well-maintained temple and tasty prasadam laddus. The temple itself is beautiful, but the experience is ruined by extremely poor staff management, both at the temple and the parking area. Parking & Entry Parking costs ₹50, and they use the same point for both entry and exit, which creates long traffic jams. The staff handling parking are careless and take too much time collecting fees, causing unnecessary delays. Reaching the Temple After parking, you can either: • Take a bus to the top (crowded and uncomfortable — they pack too many people in), or • Pay ₹500 to drive your own vehicle up, which is a much better option. Be prepared for jams at the entrance regardless, due to slow fee collection. Temple Experience Inside, the temple is clean and well maintained. However, the queue management is very poor, and the staff seem indifferent and unhelpful. Waiting times can be very long, especially on weekends. • ₹150 ticket: For reduced waiting time, but still crowded during peak hours. • ₹300 ticket: Usually opened in the evenings when the ₹150 line becomes overcrowded. Best Time to Visit Evenings are ideal — the weather is pleasant, and the view from the temple top after exiting the inner sanctum is beautiful. A scenic and spiritual place that’s worth visiting for its view and temple cleanliness, but be ready for frustrating staff behavior and poor crowd management.

It was at a two hours journey from Hyderabad, the road was good. With a beautiful view on each side of the road. Car Parking was for 500 and entry tickets for 150/300 Rs. a shuttle takes you to the hilltop with the ticket. Phones were strictly not allowed inside the temple and need to be deposited for Rs 10 each. Inside the temple was extremely beautiful. This is an ancient temple of Narsimha awtaar of bhagwan Vishnu, from 12th century with much powerful vibrations The temple is on the hilltop and gives a beautiful view of the town. A place worth visiting!

Visiting Yadagirigutta Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple was a truly divine experience filled with peace, devotion, and positive energy. The sacred hill, now known as Yadadri, stands majestically with the temple glowing beautifully against the sky, welcoming devotees with its spiritual aura. As I climbed the steps and heard the temple bells ringing, I felt a deep sense of connection and calmness within. The darshan of Lord Narasimha Swamy was mesmerizing — the sanctum radiated divine power and grace. Surrounded by chants of “Om Namo Narayanaya,” the atmosphere was filled with pure devotion and bliss. Every corner of the temple reflects amazing architecture, devotion, and centuries of faith. The recent reconstruction of Yadadri has made it even more magnificent, blending tradition with divine artistry. After darshanam, sitting quietly on the hilltop and feeling the cool breeze was like meditation — peaceful, spiritual, and soul-refreshing. Visiting Yadagirigutta reminded me that faith brings inner strength and hope. Truly, it’s not just a temple; it’s an experience of divine presence and positivity. Feeling blessed and grateful for the divine darshan. 🙏✨

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swami Temple at Yadagirigutta is a magnificent spiritual destination that blends divine energy with breathtaking architecture. The temple, perched on a hill, offers a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Well-organized facilities and the grandeur of the new temple complex make it a must-visit for devotees and tourists alike. A truly blissful and uplifting experience.

Temple is situated on a hill and has great view. Phone is not allowed inside temple. To reach the temple, you can climb the stairs or take the vehicle near temple premise. For the entry there is normal (which takes more time) and with ticket ₹150. Temple got the good architecture. The parking near temple is ₹500 for four wheeler, and if you park downstairs then it’s ₹50 and then you can take free bus for going up. With both ways there will be a little walk. You have to submit your phones ₹10 each. There is compound outside where you can seat, take photos.

A stunning piece of history! This palace is a must-visit for anyone interested in Hyderabad's rich heritage. The intricate architecture, beautifully maintained gardens, and exquisite marble work make it a treat to behold. The museum inside showcases an impressive collection of artifacts, including antique furniture and memorabilia from the Nizam's era. A truly regal experience that transports you back in time.

A must visit place if you're in Hyderabad, The palace’s grandeur, intricate architecture, and beautifully preserved interiors offered a captivating glimpse into Hyderabad’s regal past. The magnificent Durbar Hall, elegant chandeliers, and vintage displays of the Nizam era added to its timeless charm. While the palace itself is exceptionally well-maintained, the surroundings outside could use better care — the streets and nearby areas appeared somewhat untidy. However, once inside, the serenity and elegance of the palace easily overshadowed that minor drawback. The palace grounds are expansive and offer a peaceful walk through courtyards, fountains, and finely designed halls. The attention to detail in the restoration and upkeep of the interiors is truly commendable. However, I did notice that the area surrounding the palace could use better maintenance. The streets and nearby surroundings felt a bit untidy and lacked the same level of care that the palace itself receives. This contrast was quite noticeable, especially when transitioning from the lively yet cluttered streets outside to the serene and majestic atmosphere inside the complex. Overall, Chowmahalla Palace is an absolute gem in the heart of Hyderabad. Despite the slightly unkempt surroundings, the experience within the palace more than makes up for it. I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves history, architecture, or simply wants to spend a day immersed in royal elegance. It’s a glimpse into a glorious past that still shines beautifully today.

Amazing place, if the entry was free I would come here every day to relax. The museum aspect itself was really intriguing and fun, it’s always cool to explore the history of the places you stay in,and this one is a must visit for anyone. However, the best part for me was the serenity and peace that I felt while being there, they are doing a great job of cleaning the place up and presenting it beautifully. My only complain is that I came while they’re doing some restoration and had scaffolding around which made the experience less pleasant but not too bad.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Chowmahalla Palace, and it was truly a wonderful experience! The palace's stunning architecture, rich history, and beautifully landscaped gardens left me in awe. As I walked through the complex, I felt like I was transported back in time to an era of grandeur and opulence. The intricate carvings, ornate domes, and majestic courtyards were breathtaking. It was fascinating to learn about the Nizam's legacy and the palace's significance in Hyderabad's cultural heritage. A must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and culture!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Must-Visit Jewel of Hyderabad! Just wow! Chowmahalla Palace is easily one of the best places to visit in Hyderabad. 🤩 The palace itself is incredibly beautiful, and the architecture is just mind-blowing. You can feel the history in every corner.🔥 The King's Throne area is simply out of this world! ✨ I was left wondering how someone could build something so impressive and truly majestic. It’s breathtaking!🥰 But for me, the best part was the car museum! 🚗 It's an absolute heaven for any car enthusiast. They have the one and only 1912 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, known as the "Throne Car."👑 Seeing it in person was unreal! They also have other classic cars from Ford and others,🏎️ all over 100 years old. It's like stepping back in time. And there's more! The museum also has an amazing collection of art, along with a display of historical war material. 🗡️🤯 Seeing 100-year-old swords and guns was so fascinating. This place truly has something for everyone. I can't recommend it enough!💯 A definite must-go place in Hyderabad for sure. Don't miss it! 👑

Very beautiful architecture and intricate interiors form a visual treat. The entry price was 150/- for one person for us. The embellishments and collection of the king’s artifacts are all beautiful to look at. We had a nice relaxing walk through the gardens. We spent about 1hour there. There is a canteen inside where you can buy some snacks.

Chowmahalla Palace is a stunning blend of royal elegance and timeless charm. Its grand architecture, intricate carvings, and antique treasures reflect Hyderabad’s glorious past. The serene courtyards and vintage interiors make it a perfect spot for history and art lovers alike. A must-visit for travelers seeking heritage, culture, and beauty in every corner. The palace’s regal ambiance and majestic halls offer unforgettable photo moments.

Good view with huge market Place. People say this monument offers stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and a great view of the city from the top. They highlight the cheap entry fee 20-30 rupees from Indian citizens. the historical significance, and the vibrant atmosphere with nearby shops and street vendors. They also like the opportunity to climb the spiral staircase and experience the hustle and bustle of the surrounding market. The biggest Female market for buying female daily users.

My visit to Charminar was truly a memorable experience and one of the highlights of my trip to Hyderabad. This iconic landmark stands right in the heart of the old city, and seeing it up close feels like stepping back into history. The architecture is stunning, with its four grand minarets, intricate carvings, and timeless charm that reflects the beauty of Hyderabad’s rich cultural heritage. The area around Charminar is always vibrant—full of shops, local street food, and bustling markets. Despite the crowd, the monument itself is well-maintained, and the staff manages the flow of visitors smoothly. Climbing up inside (if allowed during your visit) gives a beautiful view of the lively Laad Bazaar and the surrounding old city lanes. I especially enjoyed the atmosphere during the evening when the monument lights up beautifully, making it perfect for photography. The nearby markets are a paradise for shopping lovers—you can find bangles, pearls, perfumes, traditional clothes, and so much more. It’s best to visit early morning or late evening to avoid heavy traffic and heat. Overall, Charminar is a must-visit for anyone coming to Hyderabad. It offers history, culture, architecture, and local life all in one place. A wonderful experience!

The Charminar is an unmissable, magnificent piece of Indo-Islamic architecture and the enduring symbol of Hyderabad. Its four towering minarets are breathtaking, especially when illuminated at night. It's a dual experience: appreciating the historic beauty of the monument itself (climb to the top for a view!) while simultaneously navigating the intense, vibrant chaos of the surrounding Old City markets (like Laad Bazaar). Visit early in the morning for a quieter look at the monument, or brace yourself for crowds and intense energy if you go during peak hours or evening when the atmosphere is electric. Be prepared for heavy crowds and be mindful of your surroundings in the busy bazaars.

1. 📘 Travel Article / Blog Format — polished language, engaging for readers. 2. 🧭 Tour Guide Style Summary — concise, easy for tourists to read quickly. 3. 📱 Instagram / YouTube Caption Format — short, emotional, and catchy. 4. 🏛️ Educational Paragraph — simple, factual, and suitable for school projects. To give you an example, here’s a refined travel-blog style version of your text 👇 --- ✨ The Charminar — Heartbeat of Hyderabad The Charminar in Hyderabad is much more than just a historical monument — it is the vibrant, chaotic, and beating heart of the old city. 📍 Location & Experience Built in 1591, this iconic 16th-century mosque with its four grand arches and 48-meter-tall minarets stands as a masterpiece of Indo-Islamic architecture. Surrounding it is an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in India — a sensory explosion of sounds, colors, and aromas that define the true spirit of Hyderabad. 🛍️ Shopping Heaven Around Charminar The bustling lanes around Charminar are home to three world-famous markets, each offering a glimpse into Hyderabad’s royal heritage: Laad Bazaar (The Bangle Market) – A glittering paradise of lacquered Hyderabadi bangles, jewelry, and accessories in endless hues. Moti Gali (The Pearl Market) – The hub of Hyderabad’s pearl trade, offering exquisite natural and cultured pearls at competitive prices. Pathar Gatti – A vibrant textile market known for traditional Hyderabadi clothing, fine sarees, silk, cotton, and intricate embroidery. Beyond these streets, the air is filled with the scent of traditional attar (perfume), sizzling street food, and the rhythm of local craftsmen selling leather goods and handmade treasures. The Charminar area is not just a destination — it’s an experience that captures the soul of Hyderabad.

Visiting Charminar was truly a beautiful experience! The monument stands tall with its stunning architecture, and the vibe around the area is full of culture and energy. The view from the top, the busy streets, the aroma of local food—everything made the visit memorable. After exploring the surroundings, I also bought Hyderabad pearls, and the quality was amazing! The shops near Charminar have a great collection, and I found some really elegant pieces at a reasonable price. A perfect combination of history, shopping, and local charm. Overall, Charminar is a must-visit spot in Hyderabad—both for its heritage and for the authentic pearl shopping experience.

Climbing to the upper level of charminar gives you a lively, chaotic, and absolutely vibrant view of Hyderabad’s old streets.The markets around Charminar add to the experience—perfume shops, bangles, pearls, street food, all buzzing with energy. It can get crowded, but the atmosphere is part of the charm. The monument is well-maintained, and visiting in the early morning or around sunset makes the whole scene more peaceful. Anyone visiting the city should see it at least once to feel the blend of history, culture, and everyday life that surrounds it.

I had a lovely time visiting Charminar! The architecture is truly impressive and made for some great photos. 🤩 It's a fantastic spot to learn about local history. I'd suggest going on a weekday if possible to avoid larger crowds. 🚶‍♀️ A very enjoyable experience overall! ✨

The Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad is one of India’s most remarkable cultural treasures — a vast repository of art, history, and heritage collected from across the world. Situated on the banks of the Musi River near Charminar, it stands as one of the largest one-man collections globally, amassed by Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, popularly known as Salar Jung III. The museum houses over a million artifacts spanning centuries and continents — from intricately carved ivory pieces, Persian carpets, and Mughal miniatures to European paintings, Japanese porcelains, and ancient sculptures. Every gallery feels like stepping into a different era and culture. The collection is so extensive that even a full day isn’t enough to explore it completely. Among the highlights are The Veiled Rebecca, an exquisite marble sculpture by Italian artist Giovanni Maria Benzoni, and the famous Musical Clock, whose miniature mechanical figures delight visitors every hour. The arms and weapons gallery, adorned with ornate swords and daggers from various dynasties, also captures the imagination of history enthusiasts. What makes the Salar Jung Museum truly fascinating is the diversity of its exhibits — it isn’t just an Indian museum but a global one. From Egyptian artifacts to European furniture and Chinese ceramics, it reflects the Nawab’s refined taste and curiosity about the world. The museum is well-organized, though its size can feel overwhelming for first-time visitors. The staff and signage make navigation easy, and photography is permitted in most areas. The museum café and souvenir shop offer nice breaks between long explorations. Overall, Salar Jung Museum is a must-visit for anyone in Hyderabad — not just for its grandeur, but for the incredible stories each artifact holds. It’s a place where art, history, and culture meet, offering a timeless journey through civilizations under one roof.

This Museum is worth visiting. They have collection of paintings, ivories, War-field armories, diverse cultural exhibition. It’s very big and it shares knowledge about the history. The highlight of this museum is Clock which was manufactured in 19th century still functions great and the dynamics is really amazing. Ivory collection is just wow, the designs and craftsmanship of this is really astonishing. The marble statue is awesome.

My visit to Salar Jung Museum was an amazing and enriching experience. This museum is truly one of the finest in India, with an incredible collection that reflects art, culture, and history from all around the world. From ancient sculptures and royal artifacts to European paintings, Persian carpets, rare clocks, and beautiful handcrafted items, every gallery has something unique and fascinating to offer. The famous Veiled Rebecca and the double-headed statue are absolute highlights and must-see masterpieces. The clock gallery is also very popular, especially during the hourly chime when visitors gather to watch the antique clock in action. The museum is huge, and it’s easy to spend several hours exploring without even realizing how time passes. The management has maintained the museum very well—clean surroundings, organized galleries, and clear signboards make it easy to navigate. The staff is polite, helpful, and ensures that visitors have a smooth experience. I also appreciate the security and the effort put into preserving such valuable collections. It can get crowded on weekends, so visiting on a weekday is ideal if you want a quieter experience. Overall, Salar Jung Museum is a must-visit place in Hyderabad for history lovers, students, art enthusiasts, and tourists. A truly enriching and memorable visit!

Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad – A Priceless Treasure of Art, History, and Knowledge 🏛️ I recently visited the Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad, and it was truly an amazing and enriching experience! Stepping inside feels like traveling through time — every corner reflects the glory of art, culture, and history. The Salar Jung Museum is one of the largest national museums in India and among the biggest in Asia. It was established based on the priceless personal collection of Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III, who devoted his entire life to gathering rare artworks, antiques, weapons, furniture, clocks, paintings, and sculptures from across the world — including Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and India. His vast private collection was later preserved by the Government of India, and the museum was officially opened to the public on December 16, 1951. Walking through the museum, one can witness a breathtaking blend of history and creativity. The famous Veiled Rebecca marble sculpture, the fascinating clock gallery, the impressive arms and armor collection, rare manuscripts, and exquisite wooden furniture are among the many highlights. Each gallery tells its own unique story and offers something new to learn. The entire complex is clean, well-maintained, and organized. The information boards and guides make the experience even more meaningful by helping visitors understand the history behind every artifact. Overall, the Salar Jung Museum is not just a collection of objects — it’s a living treasure of art, culture, and knowledge. Anyone visiting Hyderabad should definitely explore this magnificent museum — it enriches both the eyes and the soul. 🎨✨

Salar Jung Museum is an incredible place for history, culture, and art lovers. The collection is huge — from sculptures, paintings, clocks, weapons, textiles, rare artifacts to the famous Veiled Rebecca statue and the Musical Clock. Very well curated and well-preserved. Plan at least 3–4 hours to explore properly. Truly a gem of Hyderabad!

What an absolutely massive place! I visited on a Sunday, and while it was definitely buzzing with people, the Salar Jung Museum is just unmissable. Seriously, the collection is mind-blowing—it feels like stepping into a time machine. The absolute star of the show for me was the Musical Clock! Make sure you catch its performance; it’s so much fun to watch. And that incredible Veiled Rebecca sculpture is breathtaking in person. Just wear comfy shoes and be prepared to get lost in all the history for a few hours. Highly recommend!

Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad is an extraordinary destination for art and history enthusiasts. It houses one of the largest one-man collections in the world, featuring a diverse range of artifacts including sculptures, paintings, textiles, ceramics, weapons, and rare manuscripts from different parts of the globe. Each section reflects meticulous curation and provides visitors with a glimpse into the cultural and artistic heritage of various eras. The museum’s layout is generally well-structured, allowing a smooth flow from one gallery to another, and the exhibits are thoughtfully displayed to highlight their historical significance. The staff are friendly, approachable, and ready to provide information, enhancing the overall experience. Despite these positives, there are a few areas that could be improved. Some galleries tend to get overcrowded, especially during weekends and holidays, making it challenging to view the exhibits comfortably. Signage and information boards could be more detailed and easier to read. Additionally, a few sections require better lighting to fully appreciate the intricacies of certain artifacts. Overall, Salar Jung Museum is a remarkable place to spend a day immersed in art, history, and culture. With a few minor improvements, it could easily achieve a perfect rating. It is highly recommended for both locals and tourists

It’s crazy how they completely built it with marble. It looks stunning. Due to the marble, it feels colder inside and when you are roaming around. The view from there is also nice as you can see the whole Hyderabad city. You can also see the Buddha statue, Sagar Lake, etc. If you like architecture, definitely worth visiting

Beautiful temple with peaceful atmosphere and great city view! We visited Birla Mandir on a Saturday — it wasn’t very crowded, and we could enjoy the full view of Hyderabad from the top. The temple is truly beautiful and peaceful. We took an auto from the main road below; it cost ₹80, but the driver dropped us only near the gate, not up to the parking area. Phone keeping, footwear keeping, and bag keeping are all free, but when collecting our footwear, the person there asked for some money. Some renovation work was going on during our visit. One thing that really stood out was the cleanliness of the toilets — much better than most public places in India! Photography and cameras are not allowed inside the temple. To reach the gate, you have to walk up a small road lined with shops from the main road below — it’s only about 200 to 250 meters, so it’s an easy walk even if you don’t have a vehicle. Overall, a must-visit place in Hyderabad for peace, spirituality, and a stunning city view.

Birla Mandir is one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in Hyderabad. Built with pure white marble, the temple looks stunning especially during sunset. The view of the city and Hussain Sagar Lake from the top is just breathtaking. The atmosphere is calm and spiritual, making it a perfect place to sit quietly and relax. It’s very clean and well maintained — definitely a must-visit spot in Hyderabad!

The Birla Temple is honestly one of the most peaceful and beautiful places I’ve visited in Hyderabad. Built on a small hill, the view from the top is absolutely stunning — you can see the city spread out below and the calm waters of Hussain Sagar in the distance. The white marble structure looks elegant and gives off a very serene, spiritual vibe even before you step inside. Climbing up the steps is quite easy and the pathway is clean and well maintained. Once you reach the main temple area, the intricate carvings and the peaceful atmosphere make it worth the effort. What I really liked is that even though it’s a popular tourist spot, it still feels calm and respectful inside. Photography isn’t allowed in the temple premises, which actually helps keep the place peaceful. If you go during the evening, the lighting around the temple makes it look even more magical. There are no big food stalls inside, but there are some near the base, so carrying a water bottle is a good idea. Overall, it’s a must-visit spot — whether you’re religious or just want a quiet, scenic place to spend some time.

Birla Mandir is a beautiful temple with a peaceful vibe. The architecture is really impressive, especially the white marble. The view from the temple is also amazing, you can see the whole city. It’s a nice place to visit if you want to spend some quiet time or just enjoy the serenity. Definitely worth a visit!

There's more to the Birla Temple in Hyderabad. The view at the top of the temple facing the Hussain Sagar Lake and the Secretariat building is mesmerizing and beautiful during evening time. Since cellphones aren't allowed inside temple, we can't capture most of it. There's five smaller mandirs of different gods inside the temple like Hanuman ji, Shiv ji and others. The whole temple is carved out beside a rocky mountain completely made of white marble. It's a must visit when visiting Hyderabad.

It's really a nice spiritual place to have time and there is Venkateshwara swamy idol inside it and you can enjoy the view of traffic from the top and clouds, budha statue, tank bund and secretariat and etc., 4 Wheeler and 2 wheeler parking available Restroom are also available Mobiles are not allowed inside the temple Keep your electronics in cloak rooms which is free of cost. Don't pay anything You shopping some god mini idols and laddus and little things etc.,

Excellent artificial-lake. Needs a bit cleaning. Buddha statue is magnificent!! Lake-road is well maintained and an asset for evening walks/Photography.

It's a nice place, has got good aesthetics and the boat ride to buddha is a sweet experience but the smell ruins the whole experience. The water smells real bad, hoping the government comes up with ways to deal with it.

Hussain Sagar Lake offers a peaceful boating experience with fewer crowds, making it ideal for a relaxing day. However, visitors should be aware that parts of the lake contain waste, so caution is advised. Don’t miss the opportunity to capture stunning photos in front of the Buddha statue—it's a must-see spot for any visitor!

Hussain Sagar Lake is one of the most beautiful and iconic places to visit in Hyderabad. The view of the lake, especially with the Buddha statue in the center, is truly amazing — perfect for evening visits and photos. I also tried speed boating here, and it was a wonderful experience! I highly recommend the 4-person boat — it costs around ₹500 and is totally worth it. You can enjoy the ride with friends or family. There’s also a 2-person speed boat, but the 4-person one feels more fun and comfortable. The cool breeze, the lake view, and the overall vibe make it a great spot for relaxation and adventure. Definitely a must-visit place in Hyderabad!

Had a great time with my family . Walked along the border of the lake . Should visit for good conversation with family or friends . A place for photogenic people as the scenery is beautiful . Information abt the past of the lake was given with statues of freedom fighters on the other side of the lake . Must visit for piece of mind and knowledge .

This lake is very big and well maintained park surrounding the lake. The bad part is water stinks very bad. The boat ride to Buddha statue is good. Evening is the good time to visit

Hyderabad’s perfect evening spot, the stretch along Hussain Sagar from the Ambedkar statue to the Secretariat feels like the city’s own Marine Drive. Sunset views from Tank Bund Road, with the Buddha statue reflecting on the lake, are simply stunning.

I visited Golconda Fort , and it was a really good experience! It’s definitely one of the best historical places to visit in Hyderabad. The entry ticket costs just ₹25 per person, and there was no waiting time at all, which was great. The fort is huge, and as you climb up, you’ll come across Diwan-e-Aam and Diwan-e-Khas — both are beautiful spots that give you a glimpse into the royal architecture of the past. There’s also a small temple inside the fort, which adds a peaceful touch amidst the grand structure , there are some old canon as well there. You’re allowed to carry snacks inside, but not full food items. The climb to the top is a bit tiring, but totally worth it. Once you reach the top, the view is absolutely amazing — you can see a wide stretch of Hyderabad city from there. It’s truly breathtaking and perfect for photos! I also heard that there’s a secret tunnel or cave that connects Golconda Fort to Charminar, but I couldn’t find where it is. Maybe it’s hidden or closed off now, but it’s quite fascinating to think about how they built such things back then. Overall, it’s a really good place to visit if you’re in Hyderabad — a mix of history, architecture, and great views!

Absolutely amazing historical site! Golconda Fort is a must-visit for anyone in Hyderabad. The architecture is stunning and the fort's acoustic system is truly remarkable - you can hear sounds from one end to the other. The sunset views from the top are breathtaking. In the top one Hindu temple is also there. The light and sound show in the evening brings the fort's rich history to life. For that you have to buy separate ticket. It cost more. Well-maintained and full of fascinating stories from the past. Highly recommend visiting early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat. Well maintained. A perfect blend of history, architecture, and panoramic views!

Golconda Fort is one of the most fascinating historical sites I’ve ever visited! Located just outside Hyderabad, this majestic fort stands as a proud reminder of the region’s rich past. From the moment you step in, you’re surrounded by centuries of history, incredible architecture, and breathtaking panoramic views of the city. The fort is massive, so it’s best to wear comfortable shoes and carry some water. As you climb to the top, you’ll find ancient gateways, royal chambers, secret passages, and beautifully carved stonework. The acoustic system of the fort is particularly amazing — you can clap at the entrance and hear the sound echo at the top of the fort, which shows the brilliant engineering of those times. The evening light and sound show is absolutely worth attending. It narrates the history of Golconda in a very engaging way, with lights dancing on the walls of the fort and a powerful voiceover that makes the story come alive. Try to reach early so you can explore before sunset and then enjoy the show afterward. Overall, Golconda Fort is a must-visit for history lovers, photographers, and anyone visiting Hyderabad. It’s clean, well-maintained, and truly awe-inspiring. Pro tip: Please make sure to book your tickets in advance — especially on weekends or holidays — as there can be quite a bit of rush at times. It’ll save you time and make your visit smoother.

Golconda Fort is highly praised as a must-visit historical site in Hyderabad, notable for its impressive architecture, rich history, and panoramic city views. Visitors often highlight the fascinating history, impressive craftsmanship, and the spectacular evening light and sound show. However, be prepared for a lot of walking, and some reviews note that it can be a spooky or eerie place in certain areas. Positive aspects Historical and architectural significance: The fort is lauded for its fascinating history and impressive architecture, which many visitors find difficult to imagine being built in ancient times. Spectacular views: It offers a vantage view of the city of Hyderabad, making it a great spot for photography and sightseeing. Light and sound show: The evening light and sound show is a highly recommended experience. Potential for film shoots: Some visitors note that parts of the fort would be suitable for shooting films. Diamond trade history: Historically, the area was famous as the market city for diamond trade, a fact that has given the name "Golconda" a generic meaning associated with great wealth. Potential drawbacks and tips Requires significant walking: The fort is a very large area, and exploring it adequately can take a full day. The walk to the top is steep. Spooky atmosphere: Some areas, like a dark, alley-like area where bats were heard, are described as spooky, although this can also add to the eerie charm for some. Bring essentials: It's recommended to carry a water bottle, sunscreen, a hat or cap, and comfortable walking shoes. Check timings: The fort is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

Fantastic Fort Visit! Went on a weekend and found the crowds manageable. The climb is easy, and the panoramic views from the top are incredibly photogenic. Highly recommend the hassle-free online ticket booking on the spot. If you want to dive deep into the history, a government guide is a must.

I got the chance to visit on a Saturday while in town for work and had a great time. The grounds are large and sprawling, and we easily spent about 2-3 hours exploring here. We arrived just before 11AM, and was not too crowded despite being a popular destination amongst tourists and locals alike. It definitely started ramping up as we were leaving, so it seems like morning hours may be the most peaceful. We chose not to hire one of the tour guides near the entrance and just explored on our own. I found the passageways and arches to be simultaneously maze-like and stunning. Although many parts of the fortress were in disrepair, it was exciting to imagine what daily life was like within these walls. While wandering around, I could visualize the ghosts of past millennia as their footsteps echoed through the magnificent stone walls and structures. After climbing to the top of the fort, we enjoyed the panoramic views of the city while dwelling in the strong, cool breeze, wicking away our sweat from the sunny day. People were genuinely curious to chat and take pictures together, and overall it was a very welcoming experience.

The fort is massive, with strong stone walls, ramparts, and well-preserved ruins. The layout and design are considered very impressive and photogenic. Climbing to the top gives really nice panoramic views of Hyderabad. Especially recommended to visit in the evening or around sunset to get the best views. full tour can take 1.5–2 hours

Beautiful and peaceful spot near Hyderabad with great views and calm vibe. 20₹ bike parking fee is collected by a police staff with a receipt. No food or water available on-site, you’ll need to go to Vikarabad town for that. Also no security staff around, which can be a concern for some visitors. Best to visit early morning and carry your own water and snacks.

Nice place although trek was not so long and you get confused finding where you came from. The place was beautiful but we had a hard time finding tourist locations and trekking around.

small forest,Good spot near Hyderabad if you love greenery best time to visit is during monsoons otherwise it’s not worth at all. You can go for trekking.carry water bottle and snacks as nothing will be available. parking is available and for the trekking as well they are charging around 50/- pp.no restaurants or other facilities available.

1. It is an average height hill located,80 km away from Hyderabad. 2. Watch'tower located at the end of the hill with a valley view. 3. The best view of the valley comes in the rainy season. 4. Nature lovers always prefer such types of locations. 5. A group of friends always enjoy this place a lot.

"A Joyful weekend with trekking, hiking in the beautiful forests, kayaking and a temple visit - a perfect gateway to relieve the stress of urban life ".

Amazing place must visit but careful with monkeys. Sometimes they close the entrance but we have to go from exit.

Ananthagiri Hills is a quiet green place to relax. You can walk through the forest, see great views, visit the small temple, and sit by the lake. It’s peaceful and best to go early or on a weekday

Good place to visit on Christmas Eve. Church decoration is awesome. Big ground full of shops, rides and many more things.

Absolutely mesmerising experience, try to go early over the weekend approximately by 7 am. You can spend close to 1 to 1.5 hours easily with your family

It's a colonial period church constructed in 1924. It has impressive gothic style architecture. As church is popular it gets crowded, crowd management can be improved a lot.

Amazing to visit this cathedral, stunned to see such structural, historical place. A must visit place, loved the architecture, clean & well maintained place. There is a big ground beside to the cathedral and the most mesmerizing is inside the cathedral. Best time to visit is weekdays. As weekends might be a bit crowded.

World 2nd largest church in Asia countries India in Telangana state in Medak district church built in years 1914 yrs starting contraction December 25 1924yrs completed. 100yrs Anniversary celebrations🎄Church ✝️Lord MerryJesus ✨blessing every one

31.03.2024 Visited this place on easter 2024 Its really a great monument and glad to visit this place on easter… The architecture of the church is astonishing… Happy to be at that place… Pastors are there at the church at the time of the visit and we had a small blessing prayer from him…

Spectacular architecture and view. No doubt why so many people would love to travel here for a weekend trip. Nice and peaceful with proper covid precautions. No photography inside church, however, I could manage one before I was told. You could shop from the very little available stalls and lemon soda is the only food/beverage you could get within the premise. Loved the place!!

Its a massive fort complex, replete with numerous structures including a jail, a common hall and a massive 12 ft (3.6m) long canon on the far side. It offers serene view of the nearby wilderness and valleys. A very unique triple moat structure and winding pathways inside this fort may make you feel very cramped at the start but the moment you enter inside there is a lot of open space. Quite an underrated spot.

Bidar Fort is one of the most underrated historical gems in Karnataka. The fort complex is massive and beautifully spread out, with impressive architecture, intricate carvings, old mosques, palaces, and gateways that reflect the Bahmani Sultanate’s rich history. The calm atmosphere and panoramic views from the fort walls make it a peaceful place to explore. It’s a great spot for history lovers, photographers, and even casual visitors who just want to enjoy an offbeat heritage site. On the flip side, maintenance could be better. Some areas are neglected, with overgrown grass and litter in corners. Information boards are limited, so unless you go with a guide, it can be difficult to understand the historical significance of each structure. Basic amenities like clean washrooms, drinking water, and food stalls are lacking inside the fort, so carrying your own water is a must. Overall, Bidar Fort is a must-visit if you are in or around Bidar. With better upkeep and tourist facilities, it has the potential to be one of the top heritage attractions in South India. ✅ Pros: Stunning architecture & rich history Peaceful and less crowded compared to other forts Great for photography and exploration ❌ Cons: Poor maintenance in some parts Limited information boards & guides Lack of basic amenities (washrooms, water, food stalls)

Worth a visit, fort is huge and built very well. Astonishing work. It has several layers to protect the rulers from enemy attacks. It is Kakatiya dynasty site captured by Tughlak. There is a small museum which has hindu relics and weapons used in that period. Small cafeteria is available inside for snacks and beverages. No entry or parking fee.

The fort visit was pleasant, CAR parking available. Good for photoshoot (mobile). Monsoon is the best time to visit. Well maintained. Fort closes at 5pm.

A well-maintained place that offers you a slice of history — a hidden gem perfect for those who love forts and the stories behind them. No tickets were being issued yet.

14th century fort built by bahamani kingdom. If you are in Bidar this is a place to visit. Vast fort spreads over 2/3 kms or more. Some locals have made it dirty with Gutka packs and spitting etc Most of the places inside the fort are locked.

Impressive Architecture and Monuments: Visitors consistently highlight the fort's magnificent architecture, reflecting both Bahamani and Persian styles. Historical Significance: The fort offers a glimpse into over 500 years of history, including the Western Chalukya and Bahmani eras. Free Entry and Parking: A major draw is that entry to the fort is free, and there are well-maintained parking facilities available. Less Crowded: Many appreciate that Bidar Fort is generally less crowded compared to other popular forts in India, allowing for a more relaxed and immersive experience. Panoramic Views: The fort's elevated location on the Bidar plateau offers stunning, panoramic views. Architectural Treasures: Inside the fort, visitors can explore structures like the Rangin Mahal (known for its colorful tile work), Gagan Mahal, Takhat Mahal, Jami Masjid, and Solah Khamba Masjid. Well-Preserved Elements: Despite being a ruin, the fort retains many original architectural features and showcases intricate details like tile work and stone carvings. Karez Water System: The unique ancient underground water supply system (karez) is a notable feature, demonstrating the engineering prowess of the past. Good for Photography: Ample opportunities exist for photography, with some suggesting taking 2-3 hours to capture its beauty. Good for Kids: Some reviews indicate it's a suitable place to visit with children. Well-Maintained and Informative: Some find it well-maintained with clear signage and security. Poor Maintenance in Areas: Some visitors have noted that certain areas of the fort suffer from poor maintenance. Limited Internal Attractions: Several reviewers mention that there are limited attractions inside the fort, especially within the ruined spaces. Difficulty Exploring Without a Guide: Some find it challenging to fully explore the fort without the assistance of a guide to provide context and information. Food Options: One visitor mentioned that the canteen inside the fort was not open during their visit, and other food options were scarce, suggesting visitors come prepared with snacks. Overall Bidar Fort is generally considered a highly worthwhile visit, especially for those interested in history, architecture, and photography. Its grand scale, unique features like the triple moat and Karez system, and the opportunity to delve into the past are significant draws. While some areas might lack meticulous upkeep, the overall experience seems to be positive for most visitors, with the added benefit of free entry and fewer crowds.

Peaceful and divine experience! Visited from Hyderabad — the drive was smooth and the Gurudwara is very well maintained. The atmosphere is serene, and the spiritual vibe is truly calming. The sacred spring (Jhira) and the Langar service are highlights of the visit. Very clean premises and humble staff. A must-visit for anyone seeking peace and blessings.

The Gurudwara in Bidar offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for spiritual reflection. Its simple yet beautiful architecture creates a calming environment for visitors. Located just 2 km from the Bus Stand and 3 km from the Railway Station, it’s easily accessible. The surroundings are clean, and the overall experience is serene, making it a perfect stop for those seeking peace.

Excellent atmosphere in spite of the hot weather. Great time to spend. White marble attacts more. Langar - provided unlimited here. Hunger saviour. Few people need to maintain cleanliness inside.

Visited this serene place and felt truly positive vibes. The location is key, well-maintained, and very neat. If possible, do attend the program where they sing a few songs of the Guru. There's also a facility for prasada (food) for devotees.

Must visit place, calm place and very neatly maintained. Shorts and skirts are not allowed. When we visited this place bajan was going on and we sat for 10 minutes and felt good.

Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib in Bidar is a peaceful and spiritually uplifting place, attracting devotees and tourists alike. Dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev Ji, this Gurudwara is known for its divine atmosphere, historical significance, and the sacred spring (Jhira) that is believed to have miraculously emerged to provide water to the thirsty devotees. The Gurudwara complex is beautifully maintained, with a serene prayer hall where visitors can experience soulful kirtans and prayers. The Langar (community kitchen) serves free meals to all visitors, reflecting the essence of Sikh hospitality and service. The premises also house a Sarovar (holy tank) where devotees take a dip, believing in its healing properties. Surrounded by scenic hills, the Gurudwara offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Whether you’re seeking spiritual solace or simply want to admire its architectural beauty, Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib is a must-visit when in Bidar. The sense of calm and devotion one feels here makes it an unforgettable experience.

Place is good .. you can spend max 30 mins there ..its holy place but seems the management is so rude and once they will findout you are from different religion the treatment will be different .. it was bit ok experience. But place is good and so peaceful

Happen to visit this temple recently.. It's one of the most famous pilgrimage places in South India. This temple is an abode of goddess Sarswati (The goddess of education). This temple is usually floated with devotees who bring their kids for Akshara Abhyasam ( A ceremony to seek blessings before they step into the school). Very powerful diety.

It is the only temple in the world where the custom of having children's initials written for their education is practiced. Traditional Indian families from all over the world come here to have their children learn to read and write. Similarly, those who have lost their mental peace and are disappointed in life come here to undergo mantra initiation in the meditation hall. Here, mantra initiation and accommodation are provided free of cost to the initiates. There are many who have completed the 41 days of meditation as per the rules of the fast and have started their life again with new energy and enthusiasm.

Visited on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Surprisingly, there wasn’t much rush — the darshan was completed in just 10 minutes. Opted for the ₹200 paid darshan, which was smooth and well-managed. Overall, a peaceful and quick experience.

Travelled from. Karimnagar to basara temple to take blessings from Saraswati devi. Almost 180 km from thr karimnagar. Saraswati devi is here to bless all for their education. Aksharabhyasam is done here for the é 1kids those who will start schooling. There are separate pooja done here. 1000/- and 150/- are the prices. 1000/- pooja is done on Gharba Gudi in thr temple. If you want to do Aksharabhyasam in 1000/- better to bring fruits, kumkum and rice by your own. All these items are costly here. They take pictures of the pooja and sell them to you at thr cost of 100/- per print which is costly. The temple officials should look into the matter. There is a Godavari ghar is also there to visit.

The place was so peaceful, and you’ll instantly get all those devotional vibes once you arrive. The surroundings are exceptionally clean, and the people maintain great hygiene. We visited the temple on 5th July 2025, and as there was no crowd, we opted for the free darshan. Outside the temple, you can find many food stalls, perfect for lunch or dinner. I also recommend visiting "Vedavathi Shila," which is nearby. It’s a large rock that produces a metallic or musical sound when struck with a small stone—quite a unique experience! Additionally, the serene Godavari River is close to the temple and worth exploring.

Hindu religion beleive that Saraswati Devi is the goddess for the wisdom so every one plan to do aksharabyasam here for their children. Nice hindu temple and near Godavari river. Saraswati temple located in Mudhole mandal, Nirmal district From Nizamabad arround 35km distence. We can visit by bus are train.... transportation is very good. For staying we have large range of hotels and satram for all castes. Mostly Friday and weekend days will be the crowd

"Devotion to the God and prayers will always come true" This is Basara Saraswathi temple which is located 33 km far from Nizamabad. •bus system is available "Devagiri express". •placs will be always neat clean and many members come of and in weekends. •"Aksharabhayasam" is done for the children's who ages around 2-3. •Highly recommended to visit with parents family or even friends.

What a calm and blissful place. What I found a bit odd, is the fact that even in this scorching hot summer, temperatures of about 40+, they don’t allow shorts (even above knee length). The langar hall is humongous! Parking might be a challenging during daytime and specially at peak times. The cleanliness and upkeep of the place is amazing.

"It's not a rating; I'm just sharing my first experience at the Gurudwara. It was neat and well-organized. I suggest visiting at night to avoid the crowd. Also some of there rules which may not be acceptable to everyone. I respect their beliefs, but I don't think I will ever visit this place again."

One of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places I’ve ever visited. The Gurudwara's architecture is absolutely stunning – from its shining white marble to the golden domes and intricate carvings, every detail reflects devotion and grace. The atmosphere is extremely pleasant and calm, perfect for meditation and prayer. The entire premises are very well-maintained – clean, organized, and serene. The langar service is humble and heartwarming, offering food to all with love and equality. A truly sacred place where spirituality meets stunning architecture. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace, beauty, and blessings. Satnam Waheguru 🙏

It is one of the 5 takhts of Sikhism in india and is spread accross a wide area right in the middle of nanded city. Houses gurudwara and adjoining guest house, shoe keeping facility , luggage keeping facility , free langar and chai food options and has Sikhs who have been serving this place for millennials . A must visit place it you are in the city of nanded

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was a beacon of equality, justice, and compassion. His teachings emphasized respect for all human beings, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. The behavior I witnessed at the Gurudwara stands in stark contrast to his principles. Acting with such partiality and rudeness is disrespectful to his legacy and diminishes the very values he lived and taught. The Gurudwara in Nanded is truly beautiful inside, but based on my experience, the staff and some people around were extremely partial and rude towards non-Sikh visitors. I visited of my own choice; no one forced me to go. Yet, once inside, it is unacceptable for non-Sikh visitors to be ignored, dominated, or treated rudely simply because of their religion. At a place of God, there should be no partiality, and everyone should be treated with respect. My intention was only to offer my gratitude to God, but the rudeness and disregard shown toward non-Sikh visitors was deeply disappointing. In summary, while the Gurudwara is magnificent, I sincerely request that all visitors, regardless of religion, be treated with equal respect.

Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara is located in Nanded is one of the 5 temporal seats or 'takhts' in Sikhism. It is situated near river Godavari and is believed to be the place where the tenth guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. The gurudwara is a place of spiritualism and immense divinity emanates from within it. Even with all the crowd, it doesn't feel hectic and it is spread over a large area. Saffron cloths are provided for covering your head when going. It looks especially beautiful at night time. It is quite a serene place.

Very spiritual place... You will actually feel blessed... All system and arrangements are excellent... Lots of parking place. Main gate is gate no. 1... You can enter from all other gates also that is gate no 2, 3 and 4... Should visit...

renuka mata is the brother of god prasuram who is sixth avatar of lord vishnu…. she has sifferent names like ekavira, yellamma etc. the temple is on the hill and it can be reached by steps … there are around 250 steps… there is no ropeway … elders and handicapped can reach the temple through dholias but is very costly which is around 1200 rupees for one side… all along the steps there are shops … no special darshan passes…. there is no parking for the temple … there are many private parking places just near the entrabce to the steps which costs around 500 rupees as you have to buy the goods worth 500 from them… to avoid such parking we can park for free all along the hill but during holidays and festival days the parking along the hill is very long ao you have to walk long… mahur is well connected from telangana and maharastra like adilabad etc

Renuka Mata Temple at Mahurgad highlight its significance as a major Shakti Peeth, praised for its picturesque hilltop location, spiritual atmosphere, and the challenge of reaching it via numerous steps. Visitors often mention the surrounding natural beauty and the presence of Parashuram and Dattatreya shrines nearby, while some describe it as a site of ancient architecture with a rich historical and mythological background. Key aspects of the temple and the experience: Spiritual Significance: It is considered one of the important Shakti Peethas in Maharashtra, where Goddess Renuka's head is believed to have fallen. Location & Access: The temple is situated on a hill, requiring climbing around 200-250 steps to reach it, surrounded by natural beauty and caves. Nearby Attractions: The vicinity of the temple includes shrines dedicated to Lord Parashuram and Lord Dattatreya. Historical & Architectural Value: The temple is noted for its ancient architecture, possibly dating back to the Kadamba period, and the broader Mahur area has a historical connection to the Mahurgad fort. Devotee Participation: Devotees are reportedly permitted to perform their own Aarti (worship ritual) at the temple. Overall Sentiment: The reviews generally portray the Renuka Mata Temple as a deeply significant and beautiful religious site, attracting pilgrims for its spiritual aura and natural setting. The effort required to reach the temple is often seen as part of the pilgrimage experience

The temple is considered a revered shrine of the Shaktism sect, both due to the aforementioned mythology and because it is recognized as a Shakta Pitha. According to legend, Renuka Mata (the wife of Sage Jamadagni) was decapitated by her own son, Parashurama. It is believed that her head fell at this location. Later, Sage Jamadagni granted Parashurama a boon through which Renuka was given rebirth. This temple is also associated with the mythology of the Daksha Yaga and Sati's self-immolation, further solidifying its status as a Shakta Pitha. Shakta Pithas are sacred shrines dedicated to Durga or Adi Parashakti, believed to be imbued with the divine presence of Shakti due to the falling of Sati Devi’s body parts as Lord Shiva carried her corpse and wandered in grief. There are traditionally 51 Shakta Pithas, corresponding to the 51 Sanskrit alphabets. The Shakti of Mahur is worshipped as Renuka Devi. Most Shakta Pithas also feature an associated shrine to Kalabhairava.

Just Divine, the feeling of accomplishment once you reach at the top and take Renuka Mata Darshan. View from the top is worth.

It is one of the 52 shaktipeeth where body part of Sati fell. It is also considered one of the 3.5 shaktipeeth of Maharashtra. It is a very famous temple and has huge following not only in Maharashtra but also in nearby states. It is always croyand there are no special darshan ticket. One has to get through ordinary line only. It is better to keep a water bottle with you in line as it moves slowly and it gets quite uncomfortable during noon hours and in hot seasons. Temple is on a hill. One has to climb at least 300 steps to reach temple. The parking can be done on road or there are shops on the road with adjacent garages. They allow to keep car but you have to buy puja items from them at exorbitant rate. There are puja items shops all along the stairway to temple. But flowers are available only at foothills vendors and shops. Ma vigrah is of large face with prominent nose. The vigrah is coated with vermillion. If you book 6 purnima abhishek then you get a sari as prasad from temple office. Temple is open full day. There is no food facilities on top of hill. Snacks and meals are available at foothill shops. Drinking water is available on top. Renuka mata is mother of Parshuram. There is also a Parshuram temple whose stairway goes from backside of this temple. Temple has other shrines of Bhairav, Jamadagni, Lakshmi, Bhavani etc.

Parking: There’s no official or well-managed parking area near the temple. During rush hours or festivals, finding a safe parking spot can be difficult. Darshan Queue: During weekends, holidays, or Navratri, the waiting time for darshan can easily stretch to 1–2 hours. It’s better to visit early in the morning to avoid long queues. Monkeys: There are many monkeys around the temple premises — please be cautious with food items, bags, and mobile phones. Overall, a must-visit spiritual destination for devotees of Renuka Mata, offering both faith and scenic beauty. A little better management and cleanliness would make the experience even more pleasant. 🙏

KulSwamini 🙏 Maaa Amba mata ki Jay. Holly place to peace your mind and your heart.❤️ Overall nice experience 💯

I love this spiritual place. A very beautiful temple has been built and you can do puja abhishek inside by taking water yourself. There some priests will ask you for water abhishek and ask for money, please stay away from such people. Otherwise it is a very good place.

Aundha Nagnath situated in Hingoli district is revered by some to be the actual Nageshwar jyotirling in conflict with the one near Dwarka, Gujarat and the one in Darukawan, Jharkhand. One can come here from Nanded, Hingoli, or Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar. It is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva. It has marvelous carvings all over its walls and has its top rebuilt with white marble. The wait was quite long, even though we took special Darshan which costs 200/-. It took an hour and half for us to get there. The Garbhabriha is situated underground and one to go in through a narrow set of steep steps with the help of a rope, and come back out through the same. Overall, it is a very spiritual place.

Shri Nageshwar Jyotirling at Aundha Nagnath (Hingoli district, Maharashtra) is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and holds immense spiritual, historical, and cultural significance. Here’s a summary of the experience people usually have when visiting: 🛕 Temple & Atmosphere The temple is very ancient (believed to be around 3000 years old) and has connections to the Mahabharata era. The architecture is Hemadpanthi style – huge stone walls, carved pillars, and a deeply spiritual ambience. The sanctum is underground (Garbhagriha), which adds to the mystic and divine feeling. The shivling is said to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). 🙏 Spiritual Experience Many devotees describe a powerful, peaceful vibration inside the temple. Performing Abhishek (ritual bathing of Shivling) with milk, water, or Bel leaves is considered very auspicious. Daily aartis (especially early morning and evening) are soulful and deeply devotional. 📖 Mythological Importance It is believed that Pandavas built parts of this temple during their exile. According to legends, Lord Shiva himself resides here as Nagnath (the Lord of Serpents). Saint Namdev, a great saint of the Bhakti movement, attained divine blessings here. 🌿 Surroundings & Pilgrimage Feel The temple is located in a calm, rural setting with spiritual vibrations. The area around the temple has small shops selling flowers, Bel patra, rudraksha beads, and Prasad. During Shravan month and Maha Shivratri, the temple sees lakhs of devotees, creating a grand festive atmosphere. 🚩 Pilgrim Tips Early morning visit gives the most peaceful darshan. Footwear is not allowed inside premises – better to keep them in designated stands. Carry a water bottle, as queues can get long during peak season. Local food (prasad bhojan) is simple and sattvik. ✨ Overall, devotees describe their visit to Aundha Nagnath as a soul-stirring and divine journey—a blend of history, spirituality, and serenity.

Divine experience at Aundha Nagnath Jyotirlinga 🙏🕉️ My visit to Shri Nageshwar Jyotirlinga at Aundha Nagnath was truly spiritual and peaceful. As one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, the temple holds powerful energy and deep devotion. The moment I stepped inside, I felt a strong spiritual connection and calmness in my heart 😇. The temple architecture is ancient and beautiful, full of carvings and history. The atmosphere is full of positive vibes, and darshan of Lord Shiva was a blessed moment for me 🙌🚩. A must-visit place for every Shiv bhakt. This place gave me peace, faith, and memories I’ll always carry with me ❤️ Har Har Mahadev! 🔱

This one of the Jyotirlinga not amount the 12 but apart from them there are many others. It is a 6 hr drive from Hyderabad but since we stayed in Nanded it was just couple of hours. Visited ona Monday and that too Sawan Somwar. The rush was minimal and we were able to come out in couple of hours with proper darshan. The feeling to see ShivSambhu is amazing.

Though not listed in the actual Jyotirlinga list, locals believe that this temple is one of the 12 jyotirlingas. The deity is in the basement of the inner sanctum of the temple and the devotees need to bend and pass down to have the darshan of the Lord Shiva. The temple has beautiful carvings on the walls and pillars. One of the very ancient temples and kudos to the architects who sculptured the temple.

⸻ A sacred Jyotirlinga with deep historical and spiritual roots. Aundha Nagnath Temple, located in Hingoli district, Maharashtra, is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is believed to be the first among them. According to legend, it was originally built by the Pandavas during their exile, making it a site of immense mythological significance. The temple showcases stunning Hemadpanthi architecture with intricate stone carvings and a deeply spiritual ambiance. Sadly, it was partially destroyed during the Mughal invasions. However, it was later restored with great devotion by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore, who is known for reconstructing many sacred Hindu temples across India. Situated amidst serene surroundings, the temple draws pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike. A visit here not only offers spiritual peace but also a glimpse into centuries of rich cultural and religious heritage. Truly a must-visit for anyone exploring the sacred Jyotirlinga circuit.

The lake is natural miracle but surroundings are not kept well. You will not found any good restaurant around here. The area of lake and temple is well kept. Washrooms are available inside.

LONAR lake.. What to write.. I must say its a Neglected spot in Maharashtra. Best for one day tour. There are many hotels and MTDC resort for stay. Its booking is online. Very nice property. Pl visit LONAR lake, 13 mandir complex, motha maruti temple, Vishnu temple. Book a forest car at 300 Rs for 4 people and have a round of lake. Its a High Impact createrformedi 5 lakh years ago. Water is having pH of 11. Very senic, beautiful and leasure spot. You can use services of Guide Mr Amol and Mr shailesh. Their Utubes videos are Very Good. Do visit friends.

Must go place. Visit in evening before 5. Only lake in world to form by metiorite impact . Ample parking provided by authorities.

Lonar Lake is a hidden gem in Maharashtra, formed by a meteor impact over 50,000 years ago! The unique blend of alkaline and saline water makes it a rare geological wonder. Surrounded by lush greenery and ancient temples, it's a great spot for nature lovers and history enthusiasts. The trek down to the lake is scenic, but wear good shoes as the path can be uneven. A must-visit for anyone exploring offbeat destinations!

The near perfectly circular Lonar Lake is a saline lake formed out of a crater made by a meteorite impact in the area over 50,000 years ago. The lake is a part of the Lonar wildlife sanctuary established to preserve its unique ecosystem. The lake's water is blue green due to the colour of the algae thriving in its waters. It is surrounded by ancient temples, including the Gomukh Temple which showcases intricate carvings and sculptures. The lake is home to both endemic birds like peacock, migratory species like the flamingo as well as reptiles like monitor lizards. Trekking around the crater is a very popular sport.

Wonderful place to be with ur family Although u need to be fit as hell to visit the temple with almost 300 stairs but at the end it really worth

Best place in the world. Looks and feels like you went some 1000s years back.

Undoubtedly, Shree Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan in Shegaon stands out as one of the cleanest, most well-maintained, and well-organized devotional places in Maharashtra. From the moment you arrive in Shegaon until you complete your Samadhi or Mukh Darshan and participate in the Mahaprasad, you can truly feel the positivity, peace, and helpfulness that surround the entire town. Every volunteer and staff member greets devotees with humility, ensuring the spiritual experience remains calm and fulfilling ✨️ The Sansthan has made exceptional arrangements for accommodation. There are around 5–10 Bhakta Niwas facilities available for devotees, though bookings must be made in person as there’s no online option. The cleanliness of the premises, quality of water, and discipline of the staff are remarkable. Additionally, the Sansthan manages Anandsagar and Visava, both excellent options for peaceful stays. Every corner from walkways to resting areas is spotless and well maintained, reflecting the devotion and commitment of the management 🙌🏻 Crowd levels vary through the week: Thursday is the busiest day, followed by Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. For a smoother and quicker darshan, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday are ideal. Senior citizens, pregnant women, and mothers with young children receive special assistance throughout the darshan route, ensuring comfort for everyone. Clean and well-equipped washrooms are thoughtfully placed across the complex, considering the large number of visitors. The Parayan Mandapam is another highlight devotees can sit peacefully to read the Vijay Granth or Prarthana Stotra in a serene and well-kept environment 💯 On average, the Samadhi Darshan takes about an hour, while the Mukh Darshan can be completed within 10–15 minutes. There’s no VIP culture here, everyone is treated with the same respect and devotion, which makes this place truly special ❤️ Jay Gajanan! 🙏🏻🌸

Shree Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan, located in Shegaon, Maharashtra, is a significant religious and spiritual institution that plays a pivotal role in preserving and propagating the teachings of Gajanan Maharaj, a revered saint who lived in the late 19th century. The sansthan serves as a spiritual center that attracts thousands of devotees from across Maharashtra and other parts of India. Gajanan Maharaj, who is considered a divine incarnation by his followers, lived in Shegaon during the period between 1876 and 1910. He was known for his extraordinary spiritual powers, simplicity, and profound philosophical teachings. The Sansthan was established to maintain his legacy and continue spreading his message of spiritual awakening, social harmony, and selfless service. The main temple complex in Shegaon is an architectural marvel that showcases traditional Maharashtrian temple design. It houses the samadhi (final resting place) of Gajanan Maharaj, which is the primary site of worship for devotees. The temple attracts millions of pilgrims annually, who come to seek blessings, offer prayers, and experience spiritual solace. The Sansthan is not merely a religious institution but also actively engages in various social welfare activities. It runs multiple educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and community development programs. These initiatives reflect Gajanan Maharaj's philosophy of serving humanity and promoting social upliftment. One of the most significant annual events organized by the Sansthan is the Kirtan Mahotsav, a grand spiritual music festival that draws thousands of devotees. During this event, renowned spiritual singers and musicians gather to perform devotional music, creating an atmosphere of spiritual ecstasy and divine connection. The institution also maintains an extensive library and research center dedicated to preserving the historical records, writings, and teachings of Gajanan Maharaj. Scholars and researchers can access valuable resources that provide insights into the saint's life, philosophy, and spiritual contributions. The Sansthan plays a crucial role in maintaining the cultural and spiritual heritage of the region. Through its various programs, publications, and community outreach initiatives, it continues to inspire people to follow the path of spirituality, compassion, and social service as envisioned by Gajanan Maharaj. Devotees believe that the spiritual energy of Gajanan Maharaj continues to radiate through this institution, offering guidance, healing, and inspiration to those who seek his blessings.

Shri Gajanan Maharaj Temple in Shegaon stands out not just for its spiritual resonance but for its exemplary visitor experience. From seamless crowd control to free prasad, affordable lodging, and community-run services, the temple reflects a high standard of cleanliness, compassion, and devotion. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace or simply curious about Indian pilgrimage culture, Shegaon’s temple complex delivers respect, peace, and memorable hospitality. Include Anand Sagar for a wholesome, reflective visit full of culture and serenity.

Their management is best. They work with discipline and their behaviour with devotees very polite and humble. Cleanliness is top notch. Also they manage crown and darshan queue very well. I never seen such type of sansthan any where.

The only trust in Maharashtra where you find the cleanliness everywhere. It's one of the ideal place to be visited by everyone. Great spirituality of the place and dedication of every serving person is really mind blowing.

The entire temple and it's premises is so clean and peaceful. The volunteer working here clean each and every part and keep it cleaning contuniously. The best thing about this place is it devotees come here and the volunteer guide them about mess and stay by calling each devotee with a comman name ‘MAULI ' which give you a totally new experience and outside world experience. I would recomend it's a one time visit place with family . Older generation will definately have more fun here 🤗.

The arrangements are at par.Everyone is so disciplined. The best part of the temple is people didnt shout ,the sound levels were maintained as there are other religions worship places too in surrounding.The volunteers and the management work meticulously.

Ajanta Caves – A Truly Mesmerizing Experience Ajanta Caves are truly a masterpiece of ancient Indian art and architecture. Unlike the Ellora Caves, which feature Jain, Hindu, and Buddhist caves carved from stone, Ajanta is completely dedicated to Buddhist heritage and is renowned for its breathtaking color-painted interiors. The vibrant wall paintings and murals here tell stories of Lord Buddha’s life, and even after centuries, they continue to amaze visitors with their depth, detail, and artistry. One of the biggest differences between Ajanta and Ellora is that Ajanta Caves are full of paintings and carvings that depict serenity and spiritual depth, whereas Ellora Caves are more about sculptures and rock-cut structures without much color. Ajanta’s painted caves feel alive — almost as if they whisper stories from the past. It’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime place to visit. The entire site is extremely well maintained. The pathways, cleanliness, and viewing arrangements show how carefully the site is preserved. It’s a perfect destination for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and Instagram travelers — with plenty of stunning photo spots surrounded by lush greenery and rock formations. However, one small disappointment is that the tourism department should make greater efforts to preserve the original cave paintings. The colors, though still visible, are fading slowly with time. These murals are a priceless part of India’s cultural heritage and deserve careful restoration to maintain their charm for future generations. If you have to choose between visiting just one — visit Ajanta Caves. They are truly mesmerizing, spiritually uplifting, and showcase the artistic brilliance of ancient India like no other place.

Ajanta caves, located in Aurangabad is a timeless masterpiece of Indian art and history! Visiting this place was truly an unforgettable experience. The rock-cut Buddhist caves, with their detailed paintings and sculptures, feel like stepping back in time nearly 2,000 years. Every wall, the carvings and paintings tell a story of culture. The serenity of the surroundings and the artistry of the carvings left me in awe. The caves are dark inside, it's better to have a flashlight in hand. The site is well-maintained, though the climb can be a bit steep, so wearing comfortable shoes is a must. When we were here, after we crossed a cave there were some rocks falling from above, fortunately nobody was severely injured. Also, the view from the top overlooking the Waghora River is breathtaking. It's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates history, art, or spirituality. Truly one of India’s greatest heritage treasures! This place is of historical/ archeological relevance and it is a World Heritage Site. No wonder Aurangabad is the tourism capital of Maharashtra! Definitely worth a visit with your family.

Visiting the Ajanta Caves is like stepping back in time to ancient India. These rock-cut caves, dating back to around the 2nd century BCE, are an incredible blend of history, art, and spirituality. The intricate murals and sculptures inside the caves are masterpieces that depict the life of Buddha, scenes from Jataka tales, and Buddhist teachings. The serenity of the place, nestled in a gorge with a view of lush greenery, adds to the experience. While some caves are better preserved than others, the sheer scale and detail of the artwork is breathtaking. The caves also offer a peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere, making it an ideal place for reflection. The site is well-maintained, but a guide or an audio tour is recommended to fully appreciate the stories behind the artwork. Overall, the Ajanta Caves are a must-visit for history enthusiasts, art lovers, and anyone wanting to explore India’s rich cultural heritage.

Magnificent historical treasure. Must be on bucket list of all indians. One can finish the visit easily in a day from Aurangabad. There are two ways of reaching caves. One is beautiful mildly challenging trek of appx 1.5 km from Ajanta View point. One can park the car and take the trek to and fro to caves, this trek reaches directly at cave no. 8. Another option is the main entry 22 km more from this Ajanta View point, park own vehicle and take shuttle bus which will take you to caves. Inside caves, walk of 1-2 km with steps at many places is involved. At many caves, shoes are not allowed. Drinking water and toilets are available inside premises. Carry umbrella if you don't like the sun. The caves are worth your time and effort and it may take 2-3 hours to visit entire area.

A great historical place - a UNESCO world heritage site. It's a collection of 30 breathtaking rock carved Buddhist monasteries dating from 2nd century BC. It vibrantly depicts the Jataka tales. This site is essential to visit for anyone seeking to witness the epitome of Indian art and architectural devotion, carved into basalt rock.

The Ajanta Caves are a complex of about 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments in Maharashtra, India, renowned for their ancient murals and sculptures. Created between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE, they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are considered masterpieces of ancient Indian art, showcasing stories from the Jataka tales, the life of Buddha, and daily life in ancient India. The caves are located near Sambhajinagar, in a horseshoe-shaped gorge overlooking a narrow stream, and were rediscovered in 1819 by a British officer captain John Smith.The Ajanta Caves are a complex of about 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments in Maharashtra, India, renowned for their ancient murals and sculptures. Created between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE, they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are considered masterpieces of ancient Indian art, showcasing stories from the Jataka tales, the life of Buddha, and daily life in ancient India. The caves are located near Sambhajinagar, in a horseshoe-shaped gorge overlooking a narrow stream, and were rediscovered in 1819 by a British officer captain John Smith.

Ajanta Caves in Aurangabad are an extraordinary testament to India’s ancient artistic brilliance. Walking through these rock-cut Buddhist caves feels like entering another era, where every mural, carving, and sculpture reveals the depth of creativity from nearly two millennia ago. The interiors are dim, so carrying a small flashlight really helps to appreciate the incredible details preserved on the walls. The pathway around the caves is generally well maintained, but some sections can be steep, making comfortable footwear essential. During our visit, a few stones fell from the cliffside after we exited one of the caves — a reminder to stay alert while exploring. The panoramic view from the top, especially the sweeping sight of the Waghora River valley, is absolutely stunning and adds to the charm of the experience. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ajanta holds immense archaeological and historical importance. Whether you are a history lover, an art enthusiast, or simply someone seeking a meaningful travel experience, this destination promises deep cultural insight. Aurangabad truly earns its reputation as Maharashtra’s tourism hub, and a visit to Ajanta with family is something you won’t regret.

Cleanliness and hygiene is equally important. I hope the people who dedicately come over here can even understand the value of keeping the place clean. I couldn't take pictures of all the places. I would've definitely uploaded each of it The management should speak about these issues on mike and not just about collection of hub amount and other things. The khidmatguzars are nit doing khudmat rather they think they own the darbar of hakimuddin maula. Their time will definitely come. Very egoistic rude people and management. Just hungry for money

Very peaceful and beautiful place

Dargah e Hakimi in Burhanpur is one of the most beautiful and serene places to be in! We went for Hakimuddin Maula's ziyarat and I must say, it is THE most peaceful place. You leave your worries and pain here and go back.. there is so much shifa in Maula's roza. Mazaar sends a comfortable bus to pick you up from the railway station. Rooms are super nice and spacious, Air conditioned rooms, hot and cold water, cold drinking water, plenty of benches, cool misty fans at short intervals to keep you cool from the heat, buggy rides if you need assistance, beautiful landscape, delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner, with shaam ki chai! Amazing home like amenities for a peaceful and relaxing stay. Just outside the Roza complex are some nice local quick fast food joints, shops to get aamba papad, mouth freshners, papads, table cloths, clothes, scarves etc.. We tried the mawa kulfi, the tikkha bateta, sugarcane juice, coconut water, orange, lime, jaljeera and some falsa sodas. Must visit this serene calm place and leave all your worries and pain at Dargah e hakimi.!! Not been here, add this to your bucket list mumin bhaiyyo ane behno, it is a must visit place.

Beautiful, peaceful,Very well maintained, neat and clean place. Beautiful gardens, fountains ♥️♥️

I felt peace of mind in Burhanpur. It heals an individual physically, mentally and spiritually.

Best pilgrimage place. You will feel calm and find inner peace here. Definitely worth a visit.

Wonderful experience.Quiet n peaceful environment .

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Must-Visit for History and Peace Enthusiasts The Gandhi Research Foundation in Jalgaon is an incredibly well-maintained and thoughtfully designed place that offers a deep insight into the life and values of Mahatma Gandhi. The interactive museum, “Khoj Gandhiji Ki,” is immersive and informative, making history come alive through multimedia displays, audio guides, and visuals. The peaceful atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and sustainable architecture add to the overall experience. The library and archives are a treasure trove for researchers and history buffs. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to help. It’s a place that not only educates but truly inspires. Highly recommended for students, families, and anyone interested in Gandhi’s philosophy and India’s freedom movemets.

Ther is small vehicle which can take you to top of the hill. Very large and beutiful place. Not crowded. Situated outside the city. Public transport is not great can face problem while returning to main city.

It is great place to visit. Place is located approx. 8 km from jalgaon main city on the way to Pachora. Place is located on hills it also called as Jain Hills. Greatly maintained area. Area has guest rooms, kitchen halls, helipad, Goshala and many many more facilities. Cleanliness is maintained. Staff is helpful. Ample space for parking. You will feel calm amidst nature. Great Gandhi museum is gem. It will take 2 to 3 hours to cover the entire museum. One must visit the place.

Worst management. Not worth ₹200 per person. Surrounding garden is good, but the museum is suffocating and poorly managed. I, my wife, and my baby had to leave the museum tour midway because my baby was crying from the heat and suffocation. Inside was unbearably hot, yet staff kept denying any issue and gave excuses like "electricity went away." With such big infrastructure and high charges, they should have proper backup systems.

Must visit. You will see whole life of Gandhi from birth to death covering A to Z of his life in India and outside, well documented and caprured in photos, videos, aall paintings and news clips and shot movies

The Gandhi Research Foundation resonates with both heart and mind. Reading about Gandhi ji is one thing , but visiting a place that so authentically captures his spirit is quite another. The Foundation is designed with creativity, offering information that also deeply moves the visitor. It brings to life Gandhiji's timeless values. I left with a renewed sense of responsibility, not only to learn about Gandhiji's life, but also to carry his message forward. It is not just a museum, but a continuing call to conscience.

Gandhi teerth as it is called is a great place to see. Built on a mountain it showcases the journey of Mahatma Gandhi with special sound and light effect. Neatly maintained premises , very courteous staff make your visit all the more amazing. Gandhi Teerth (Gandhi Research Foundation) is a research institution and museum on Mahatma Gandhi, in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. Its initiated and promoted by the Gandhi Foundation. Gandhi Research Foundation (GRF), was inaugurated by President of India, Pratibha Patil on 25 March 2012 It was founded by Bhavarlal Jain. The structure was built sustainable and scientifically in Jodhpur stone, under a green norms in view to last for centuries. Includes auditorium, an amphitheater, meeting / classrooms and guest houses. The library and archives have specially treated preserved historic documents for researchers on Gandhiji. There is a shop having Khadi clothing, handmade gift items and Gandhian literature.

ChatGPT You said: Write about mamleshwar ChatGPT said: Sure 🙂 — here’s a clear and informative write-up about Mamleshwar Temple (also called Amreshwar Temple): Mamleshwar Temple (Amreshwar Temple), Omkareshwar Location: Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh, India Deity: Lord Shiva Significance: One of the ancient Shiva temples located near the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga 🌺 Overview Mamleshwar Temple, also known as Amreshwar Temple, is one of the two main temples situated on the banks of the sacred Narmada River at Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh. The other temple across the river is the famous Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva in India. While Omkareshwar represents the "Lord of Om", Mamleshwar (Amreshwar) is considered the "Immortal Lord". Both temples together are believed to complete the spiritual essence of the Jyotirlinga, and pilgrims usually visit both to complete their darshan. 🛕 Architecture The Mamleshwar Temple is an excellent example of ancient Nagara-style architecture. Built using sandstone, it features intricate carvings of deities, floral motifs, and mythological scenes. The temple has a massive Shivalinga made of smooth black stone. The peaceful and spiritual ambience is enhanced by the sound of the Narmada flowing nearby. 📜 Mythological Significance According to Hindu mythology, the Jyotirlinga of Omkareshwar appeared when Lord Shiva manifested as a pillar of divine light to prove his supremacy. The region’s name, Omkareshwar, comes from the island shaped like the sacred symbol “ॐ (Om).” It is believed that worshipping both Omkareshwar and Mamleshwar is necessary to receive the full blessings of the Jyotirlinga. 🧘‍♂️ Spiritual Importance Devotees believe that offering prayers at Mamleshwar brings: Peace and prosperity Relief from past karmas Divine blessings of Lord Shiva Visiting Mamleshwar Temple was a truly divine and peaceful experience. The moment I entered the temple complex, I felt a deep sense of calm — as if time had slowed down. The rhythmic sound of temple bells, the fragrance of incense, and the chanting of “Om Namah Shivaya” created a powerful spiritual aura. The temple’s ancient stone carvings and its sacred Shivalinga reflect centuries of devotion. Standing there, near the banks of the holy Narmada River, I could feel the purity of the place — a rare mix of energy and peace together. I offered water and flowers to Lord Shiva, and as the priest performed the aarti, the golden glow of lamps filled the temple with divine light. Watching the Narmada flow quietly beside the temple added a magical charm — it felt like the river herself was blessing every devotee who came there. The experience left me feeling spiritually refreshed and deeply connected — as if Lord Shiva was silently watching over everything.

Beautiful and Pleasent.. Temple management has done its best to manage people.. if they could arrange free van move for Elderly.. it would have been better.

It is sacred place to visit, it is most of most beautiful place outside a beautiful river narmada river is flowing. Looking amaze before visiting Mamleshwar jyotirlinga first you have to visit Omkareshwar temple then you follow the mamleshwar temple. It can take around 1+ hour in waiting. Better to carry water bottle with you in both the jyotirlinga darshan. Take a holy dip in Narmada river and have Darshan of both Jyotirlinga temple. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

The Mamleshwar Temple, also known as Amareshwar or Amreshwar, is a sacred temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated located on the southern bank of the Narmada River in Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh. It is situated on the mainland, directly opposite the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga temple on Mandhata Island. The temple is known for its historical significance and sandstone architecture. The temple houses a revered Jyotirlinga and is considered equally important as the Omkareshwar temple, completing the pilgrimage circuit together. Date visited : 21.10.2025

That place has a certain energy, you know? Totally chill vibes, way more laid back. The air feels cleaner, like you can actually breathe. It's got that quiet hum that just makes you want to sit and soak it all in. Definitely less crowded, which is a huge plus. I could just wander around for hours. So peaceful, it's hard to describe. Om Namah Shivay!!

While it may be magical & all, no denying on that part - the management cannot get any worse! Someone definitely need to solve the chaos here. Else such an amazing place will become difficult for its devotees.

Considered as half Jyotriling. It’s is assumed that after darshan of mamleshwar shivling complete darshan is consider. Must attend Aarti there. Divine experience

The temple is part of the larger Maheshwar Fort complex, which includes other historic temples and ghats where pilgrims perform rituals and bathe. The architecture of the Ahilyabai Temple is distinguished by its Maratha-style design, featuring intricately carved overhangs, spires, and shrines. The serene ambiance, combined with the flowing river and numerous Shiva lingas, makes it a significant pilgrimage site.

The Ahilyeshwar Temple in Maheshwar is the largest and most beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is famous for its detailed architecture.The temple is located near the Narmada River.

Ahilyabai temple is located in Maheshwar in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh. This temple in the complex of Fort. You can see Narmada river from here. Temple is very neat and clean and Well maintained. It's approximately 90 kms from Indore. You can reach there by own Car, by Taxi or by public transport. You Can take boating Tour which will give you perfect view of Maheshwar Fort. You can also see Mata Narmada Aarti in the morning as well in the evening. Maheshwar is a very famous City of Madhya Pradesh.

The palace is full of beautiful with the river view it is an amazing place 😍 peaceful experience and for the photoshoot it will be the amazing place

Good place historical place Good to visit at early morning of evening And also boating is there proper food is not available there but some street chat you will enjoy there and it is also be like picnic spot but much better to say historical spot with lot of temples and beautiful narmada river by side Good for photography Just maintain the hygiene if you go there

This temple is an integral part of the Maheshwar Fort and houses a Shiv Linga that was consecrated by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar herself. The temple is historically rich, with breathtaking carvings that showcase its Maratha-style architecture. From the temple, you get an amazing view of the Narmada River, adding to the tranquil atmosphere. You can also visit the Samadhi of Ahilyabai, making it a significant place of reverence. ** This location is a perfect spot for PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHISIASTS and ideal for PHOTOSHOOTS, with its stunning architecture and scenic surroundings.

Ahilyabai temple is located in Maheshwar in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh, India. This temple in the complex of Fort. You can see Narmada river from here. Temple is very neat and clean. Well maintained. It's a perfect location for shooting and Mmany Bollywood films are shot here. It's approximately 90 kms from Indore. You can reach by public transport. Please take a round of boating which will give you perfect view of Maheshwar Fort. You can also see Mata Narmada Aarti in the morning as well evening. Please check the timings with any local around ghat.

It's a good picnic spot for indorians, but it's good until you keep your self safe. After rain the fall becomes attractive.Now a days so many shops are there to fulfill the needs of public travelling to it.

Amazing place for a short picnic. Few food stalls available but beware of monkeys. Amazing view points. Water flow was high in October 2025. I reached Mhow Railway and took a to and fro auto for 500 Rs. Do bargain. However if you have own vehicle its much easier.

It is a very picturesque spot, especially in monsoon when the water gushes down the 200-foot deep gorge. The view is very scenic when the sun sets. A good place for a nice trekking or camping activity also. People should rake efforts to keep the area clean. Beware of monkeys as they can be troublesome sometimes. Adequate parking space is available. It is also a historical spot to commemorate the heroics of Tantya Bheel against the British.

It's a beautiful place, lack of maintenance. Full of trash and junk. And I understand some people trying to make money out of visitors, with photographers set up and occupied all the spot and chats Dukan. They make the place miserable loud , noisy and dirty. If you wanna enjoy the beauty of this place you have to walk further, not from the actual view spot.

Deepest waterfall in Indore. Good only for monsoon season. Avoid in summers. Very hot and around 40kms from Indore city. Nothing to visit around. And located in village area.

Patalpani Waterfall is a breathtaking natural retreat just outside Indore. The cascading water from nearly 300 ft, nestled amid dense greenery and rolling hills, offers serene beauty and refreshing tranquility. Ideal for a quick getaway, its monsoon splendor and scenic train views make it a memorable picnic and trekking spot

Nice and beautiful springs falling from Sky. Cleanliness is required in surrounding. Don't do any adventure and not make any reel. Feel the really beauty of nature with family and friends. Have a visit to Patalpani railway station take photo with heritage train. Take butta. And must visit to the monument of Tribal leader Tantia . Where his holy ashes cremated after execution at Jabalpur. Enjoy the liberty gained through our bevere Leaders.Salute to Tantia...the real hero. A part of God.

The Roopmati Pavilion in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, is a captivating blend of history, architecture, and romance. Built in the 16th century by Sultan Baz Bahadur for Rani Roopmati, this pavilion offers stunning panoramic views from its hilltop location, overlooking the Baz Bahadur Palace and the Narmada River. The architecture is a beautiful example of simplicity and elegance, with arched openings and well-designed rooms that provide both aesthetic appeal and natural ventilation. The pavilion is steeped in the legendary love story of Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati, making it a poignant and historically rich destination. A visit to the Roopmati Pavilion is a journey through time, offering breathtaking views, architectural marvels, and a deep dive into the cultural heritage of Mandu. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking to experience the beauty of history and romance.

The Roopmati Pavilion is a compact yet beautiful architectural marvel that offers spectacular panoramic views and a wonderful, cold breeze, making the sight of the Nimar Valley the clear highlight. However, while the structure is excellent, the small site can be explored in just 1 to 1.5 hours and the overall visitor experience is let down by poor amenities. Specifically, the lack of clear signs to explain the smaller historical areas, along with a noticeable absence of good drinking water and clean restroom facilities, detracts significantly from the visit. Despite these flaws, the breathtaking vista secures it a respectable 3.5/5 rating.

Nice, small fortress, with a nice early morning view. You can ask for a local guide for the history of the place. Access to the top is blocked, but the view from the accessible areas is also good. It is important to know the story of Baaz Bahadur and Roopmati to appreciate the place.

Beautiful place — we were lucky to experience rain. The views are great, and the history of this place is rich. A must-visit, with a well-maintained monument and garden

We visited Roopmati Mahal in Mandu during the last week of September in 2025. While the fort is old and there is nothing much to see there but the views of Vindhya ranges and nearby areas are mesmerizing. It was green all around with scenic beauty. We really enjoyed the fort. 30-45 minutes are good enough for the fort visit. Need to walk 300-400 mtr on an altitude but worth visiting.

If one has not visited Mandu then, he must make an endeavour to do so. Foolling are photos of Rani Roopmati Mahal, from where she used to have darshan of Ma Narmada River. One can see how rain water harvesting & storing was done during that time & how a fort was built & defences around

Nice view of Narmada river from up top. Not very well maintained.

Mandav (Mandu), near Indore Mandav is a beautiful historical village near Indore, filled with monuments from the Raja-Maharaja and Mughal eras. The entire village is dotted with ancient structures, each carrying its own story and charm — you’ll find something interesting almost everywhere you walk. The highlight of Mandav is definitely the Jahaz Mahal, a magnificent palace surrounded by water, giving it the look of a floating ship. Inside, there’s a small museum displaying ancient stone idols of Hindu gods, Mughal artifacts, and even Chinese (Chini) ceramics — all beautifully preserved. The Jahaz Mahal area is especially stunning during the monsoon or winter seasons, when everything is lush green and the water bodies are full. The surroundings — dense forests, hills, and open landscapes — make it a place that’s hard to describe in words. Everyone experiences its beauty differently. There are also many other attractions like the Jama Masjid, tombs from the Mughal period, and several smaller historical spots scattered across the village. If you’re planning a visit, start early around 8–9 AM so you can comfortably explore the entire area by evening. It’s a perfect trip for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys peaceful, scenic places. Do not forget to visit Sunset Point — it’s one of the most beautiful sights near Indore. surrounded by greenery, mountains, and forest. Watching the sun go down from there feels truly magical. However, remember to prioritize safety — keep a safe distance from the edges and avoid going into unsafe or restricted forest areas. The terrain can be tricky, so enjoy the view responsibly and make the most of the moment.

Nothing less than fascinating. The palace is in great condition, one can get transported back in time. The best part is superb maintenance of the monument - top notch cleanliness, manicured lawns, trimmed hedges, clean water bodies, beautiful trees, clean facilities. Reasonably priced good food is available in well maintained stalls outside the main gate. Parking is available.

Jahaj Mahal in Mandu is a very beautiful and well maintained site to visit over. Along with old forts and ponds...it has multiple locations to click lovely photos and frame. It is believed to be build for entertainment by the king to have good time in his haram. This is around 60 km from Indore in Mandu town. There are other monuments in town as well. It is maintained by ASI and have a fee of Rs 25 per person.

Mandav or Mandu in MP is a beautiful historic place on a hill top(2000') in between Ujjain(152 km) & Omkareswar(108 km) ruled by King Bhoj of Bhoopal, Baj Bahadur, Hosain Sah, Giasuddin Khalji of Afganisthan & so on. Jahaz Mohol, Hindola Mahal and surrounding lakes were strategically built with thethen splendid architectural pattern which are unique. Rupamati(singer queen of Baj Bahadur) mahal is also praiseworthy.

Visited Jahaz Mahal, Mandav, recently and absolutely loved the place! The architecture, the peaceful surroundings, and the stunning view make it truly worth visiting. A perfect spot for history lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. 🌿✨

Such rich history and heritage. This place is underrated, a lot of great things in history come because of Mandu 1. Taj Mahal was inspired by tomb of Hoshang Shah here 2. This place boasts one of the best water management systems in historical buildings, it is literally amazing 3. Got to see steam bath set up from 14th-15th century 4. Has a Swing palace with three types of architecture in the same structure 5. Has a working fountain from that era (Imagine how that would have been done without pressure pumps)

Beautiful and huge Mahal. The way they harvesting and store the rain water is really awesome. Kachap shape tank, lotus shape tank. And the height of the mahal was....i was scared ... But enjoyed