Places To Visit In Secunderabad Sightseeing

Golconda is one of the famous forts of India. The name originates from the Telugu words “Golla Konda” meaning “Shepherd’s Hill”. The origins of the fort can be traced back to the Yadava dynasty of Deogiri and the Kakatiyas of Warangal. Golconda was originally a mud fort, which passed to the Bahmani dynasty and later to the Qutb Shahis, who held it from 1518 to 1687 A.D. The first three Qutb Shahi kings rebuilt Golconda, over a span of 62 years. The fort is famous for its acoustics, palaces.

The very sight of this delta region will fascinate nature lovers. Rich in coconut grooves and the stunning landscape are a real feast to the eyes. The awesome greenery and the rich landscape that surrounds the region flaunt the gift of Mother Nature. Some of the ancient temples in the region are fine specimens of the architectural grandeur.

Trimulgherry Fort had in the past was comprised of arsenals, barracks, stables, military offices and mess houses. The fort was constructed in the year 1867. It is surrounded by 4.82 km deep canal. It stands proof of the architectural brilliance of the period.

Saidanima Tomb is one of the finest examples of architectural grandeur in Secunderabad, which unfortunately is not given the attention it richly deserves. Owing to discoloration, the brilliance of architecture displayed is lost on the eyes of a hurried passer-by. Constructed by Abdul Haq Diler Jung in 1883, the tomb is a fine blend of Mughal and Qutub Shahi architecture.

All Saints Church was built in 1860 AD. It is situated in Trimulgherry Township. Located in a serene atmosphere, the church constructed in Gothic style of architecture, had started to develop cracks that necessitated urgent action to get the church back to its glorious form. Taking into account its rich cultural association with the past, it was decided to restore rather than to build it all over again.