What do people say
Some people also pointed out the real problems of the city, like waterlogging and bad drains. Another user wrote, “All the cities of India look like this. They shine in the beginning, then they become hell. More people come for jobs, the roads are filled with traffic, there is water everywhere, drains are clogged, roads are broken, there is no parking space and people do not follow the rules. As long as it looks new, it feels good, then everything gets ruined.”
About Hyderabad
Hyderabad is known as the city of pearls, the city of Nizams and the home of Hyderabadi biryani. This place is no less than a treasure for food lovers and history lovers. This city, which is more than 400 years old, is today counted among the fastest growing modern cities of India. Golconda Fort, Charminar, Hussain Sagar Lake, the tombs of the Nizams and mosques are its identity. The Ramoji Film City here is also famous all over the world.
Hyderabad in Mercer Report
Hyderabad has been voted the best liveable city in India for several years now. The crime rate is low, schools are good, pollution is low and there are plenty of jobs due to the IT industry.
From biryani to fine food here
Hyderabad’s food is a mixture of Mughlai, Arabic, Turkish, Telugu and Marathwada. But the biggest identity is of Hyderabadi Biryani, especially Mutton Biryani.
What is the history of the city
Over the past 500 years, different rulers have left their mark here. Hence, the city is full of historical sites like palaces, forts, tombs, old markets and the famous Charminar.
People here are friendly
The people here are considered friendly and helpful. Their dialect is a mixture of Hindi, Telugu and Urdu, which is a different pleasure to listen to.
Cost of living here
It is cheaper to live here than in bigger cities like Mumbai or Pune. The city is clean and well planned, although water supply problems do occur sometimes.
How To Reach Hyderabad
By air: Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (Shamshabad) is directly connected to major cities of the country and abroad. Taxi, bus and metro facilities are available to reach the city from the airport.
By rail: Hyderabad has three major railway stations – Hyderabad Deccan (Nampally), Secunderabad and Kachiguda. These are connected to almost all the major cities of India.
By road: Hyderabad is connected to different parts of the country through national highways (NH 44, NH 65, NH 163 and NH 765). Government and private bus services (both AC and non-AC) are easily available here.
By private vehicle: If you want to travel by car or bike, the highways are quite good and there are many dhabas and petrol pumps available on the way.
