Miss World 2025: Hyderabad Traffic Advisory Ahead Of Heritage Walk And Dinner
The 72nd Miss World 2025 Heritage Walk will be followed by a dinner at Chowmahalla Palace.
Ahead of the 72nd Miss World 2025 Heritage Walk on Tuesday, May 13, the Hyderabad Traffic Police has issued an advisory to inform commuters about upcoming traffic restrictions. According to officials, these restrictions will be in effect from 2 PM to 11 PM on Tuesday, during which several roads will be closed or diverted to facilitate the event.
The Miss World 2025 Heritage Walk will take place at Charminar, with a welcome dinner scheduled at the Chowmahalla Palace. According to the traffic police, restrictions will be imposed on routes from Madina to Charminar, Shalibanda, Volga Junction, and Moosabowli via Khilwat. Commuters have been urged to plan their travel accordingly.
Here are the diversion points:
1. Madina Junction: Traffic coming from Nayapool toward Charminar will be diverted at the Madina Junction toward City College.
2. Himmatpura: Vehicles on these points coming from Nagulchintha/Shalibanda areas toward Charminar will be diverted at Himmatpura Junction, toward Hari Bowli, and Volga Junction to Fateh Darwaza Road.
3. Volga Junction: The traffic from Himmatpura will be diverted toward Fateh Darwaza.
4. Moosabowli: All the vehicles from Puranapool will be diverted toward City College and Fateh Darwaza via Doodbowli.
6. Etebar Chowk: Vehicles coming at this point toward Gulzarhouse will be diverted toward Mandi Miralam Market or Bibi Bazar.
7. Sher E Baitul Kaman: The vehicles will not be allowed towards Gulzar House but will be diverted at Mitti-ke-Sher Junction toward Ghansi Bazaar to reach High Court road.
8. Lakkad Kote: Those coming from the APAT side will be diverted at Lakkad Kote toward Mirlam Mandi Market.
Apart from the diversions, a couple of road junctions are also expected to experience heavy congestion. Some of them are Puranapool Darwaza, Good Will Cafe, M J Bridge, Delhi Gate, Nayapool, Dewan Devdi, Madina X Road, Mandi Kaman, Sheran Hotel, Kali Kaman, Punchmohalla, Relax Hotel, Moghalpura Kaman, Ganesh Book, Himmatpura Junction, Volga Junction, Laldarwaza X Road, and Aliabad Junction.
Further, live traffic updates will be shared on the Hyderabad Traffic Police's social media handles. Meanwhile, commuters need to take note of the travel advisory and plan their routes accordingly.
Earlier, the 72nd Miss World officially commenced on May 10, with a spectacular inauguration at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad, setting the stage for a month-long celebration. The event will conclude on May 31.
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