Hyderabad!!! Isn't the name regal? What is the first thought that comes across your mind when you hear the name of the regal city?
Royalty? Nizams and Sultans?
Exquisite Pearls? Pearl Jewelries?
The aromatic Hyderabadi Biriyani?
Well well, we guess the list would go on and on. For sure, it should. The city has a rich heritage of more than 400 years. The city is dotted with tourist attractions. But, the well-maintained monuments and museums do not give a clear picture of the development of the city. You need to explore the city on foot and shop till you drop. The vibrant local markets are a reflection of the shopping habits and culture of the place. Shopping is definitely a time-consuming risky adventure. You never know what you might purchase by the end of the day. Hence, hone your bargaining skills and enthusiastically head straight to the following markets in Hyderabad for a fun-filled day.
- Tobacco Bazaar:
Now now, do not be lured by the name. The 60 years old market is also known as General Bazaar. There are more than 300 shops in the narrow lanes of the expansive market. You would find excellent quality of dress materials in these shops. From cotton to chiffon, name a type and you would definitely find them there. The rates are quite reasonable as well. But, you must still bargain for the best deals. After exploring the market and eating to your heart's content, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Secunderabad.
2. Moazzam Jahi Market:
The market was constructed by the Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan in 1935. It initially started as a fruits market. In the early years of the 20th century, the market was the main fruits market of the rulers of the place. Over the years it diversified. It soon became a major hub to buy ammunition. Currently, you can buy almost everything in the market. Besides shopping, it is a great place for sight-seeing as well. The towering architecture of the market is built with granite stone. It is quite a fascinating structure. The Nizam had named the market after his beloved son. The ice-creams in the market premises is particularly famous. Do remember to treat yourself of the tasty delight. At the end of an enchanting day, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Nampally.
3. Laad Bazaar:
Do you love the ethnic Indian dressing up style? Do you love bangles? Then, this market is a dreamland for you. The market is particularly famous for the myriad collection of strikingly beautiful bangles. Thus, it is also popularly called "Choodi Bazaar". India is a land of festivals and gaudy occasions. So, you would definitely find plenty of reasons to buy bangles of all shapes and colours to wear with sarees and salwars or gift your family and friends. Besides bangles, you would find other accessories as well. The market is 200 years old. There are more than 350 shops in the market for you to explore. After enjoying your day out with bangles and accessories, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Banjara Hills.
4. Begum Bazaar:
The market is 150 years old. The available tobacco in this market is particularly famous. But, you would definitely find other desired products as well. It is one of the grandest markets of Hyderabad. But, you would have to brush up your bargaining skills really well for the best purchases. After shopping and enjoying to your heart's content, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Begumpet.
5. Shilparamam:
You must visit this market for a one-of-a-kind experience. Yes, you would be in for a surprise. The entire market is set up in a rural theme. The shops are designed like huts to be in sync with the village theme. The experience is quite a delightful treat for one and all. Grab your bags for a fun-filled day and get lost in an enchanting Andhra village. Whenever you feel exhausted, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Madhapur.
6. Antique Market:
The very name is jaw-dropping. Is it not? Yes, such markets do exists. Hawkers sell items which were made in the Nizam era. From metal crockery to chandeliers, you would find all kinds of exquisite items here. The items are a reflection of the regal past of Hyderabad. Even if you do not buy anything the items are quite a spectacular sight. Nevertheless, it is a marvellous experience for one and all. After you feel completely satiated, roaming the market, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Sitaphalmandi.
7. Perfume Market:
You must buy your bottle of ittar when you are in the land of Nizams and Sultans. The market is exclusively dedicated to perfumes only. You would rarely find its like anywhere else. The market has a vast collection of perfumes from old ittar to new trendy ones. You might even find some rare varieties of perfumes as well. Even exploring the market is an experience in itself. So, pull up your socks to get lost in the magical spells of perfumes. In between whenever you feel tired, take a break in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Miyapur.
8. Pot Market:
Hyderabad is famous for its pearls. One of the best places to find quality pearls is Pot Market. Visit the market and get enthralled by the beauty of the designs of all the jewelries. After marvelling and buying all the jewelries, rest in one of the hourly couple friendly hotels in Gachibowli.
Explore the beautiful city and shop till you drop. While roaming about the lanes and by-lanes of the city you must dig into the delicious local food. We are sure you would have a great vacation in Hyderabad.