Secunderabad

Secunderabad

Incase you are looking forward for a vacation break to Secunderabad, then you are surely not going to get disappointed. Secunderabad is recognized as a twin city of Hyderabad and is alienated from the capital city of Andhra Pradesh by a man made lake known as Husain Sagar. As stated in the history, the city of Secunderabad emerged in the 18 th century as a cantonment of the Britishers and presently boasts of significant existence of Army folks. Secunderabad owes its name from Sikandar Jah, the third Nizam of the Asaf Jahi Empire.

Secunderabad once had its own metropolis and government, until lately it got mutually joint with the city of Hyderabad. Secunderabad is hardly heard of now as most people recognize it as the city of Hyderabad today. Several tourists visit Secunderabad for viewing its local attractions. While planning a tour to Secunderabad, visit the Rashtrapati Nilayam, which is well compared, to the Rashtrapati Bhavan sited in New Delhi. Rashtrapati Nilayam is the presiding office of the President where he halts during his yearly visit to South India.

The Trimulgherry Fort in Secunderabad is a magnificent fort constructed in the year in 1867, which is surrounded by a deep channel that stands at an elevation of about 3 miles. The fort is comprised of barracks, mews, mess houses, arsenals, stables, and military offices. Trimulgherry Fort in Secunderabad was later converted into a Military Hospital. A noteworthy destination in Secunderabad is the Trinity Church, celebrated mainly amongst British regiments. Visit the Victorian Prison of Secunderabad, which existed since the Victorian period for confining its prisoners. Catch up with the innumerable multiplexes that are dotted in Secunderabad and come across some of the local attractions in the vicinity areas like Pizza Corner along the S.P.Road, Minerva Shopping Complex, Foodworld on Prenderghast Road, Anand and Sangeet cinemas along with wide spread boutiques

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