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India.com
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- India.com
Rain, Heat Or Cool Breeze? The Truth About Hyderabad's Best Season
Hyderabad is known as the city of pearls, and this city truly is a stunning juxtaposition of modernity and historical richness. The city is marked with beautiful monuments, scrumptious food, and bustling markets. Each and everything about this city is appealing for any traveler trying to visit it for the first time. But the question arises on when one should travel to explore the wonders of this city? Let us discuss the major season of Hyderabad and figure out the best time with what makes each visit special to the city is in store for you and your loved ones. (October to February): The Right Time to Go With no arguments made, I can confidently say winter is the only season worth visiting Hyderabad for. The winter season's weather sits perfectly on the spectrum. A person can enjoy the outdoors and sightseeing with outdoor temperature being at a comfortable 15 Celsius to 25 Celsius. Iconic landmarks including but not limited to Chowmahalla Palace, Golconda Fort, and Charminar are always buzzing with tourist attention and these sights come very much alive with brilliant views and enjoyable driving temperatures. Along with the glorifying views, Hyderabad is also famous for hosting cultural events. The Deccan Festival really keeps the tourists entertained as it showcases the skyline through music, dance and crafts. For the local audience, the food scene is pivotal during this festival. Everyone makes the best version of Hyderabadi biryani, haleem, and kebabs that can not be disrupted by overpowering heat. Why travel in Winter? It is the best season for outdoor camping and adventures. Your need to travel is 100 percent compensated with all the inclusive outdoor activities Hyderabad has to offer. Like the Deccan Festival, seasonal festivals augment Hyderabad's cultural experience. A good time to indulge in Hyderabad's culinary variety. (March to June): For the Brave-Hearted Hyderabad summer can be brutal, with temperatures reaching 40°C or above. The hot weather can be a hassle for outdoor lovers and traveling to hot places. But if you are like those guys who love traveling in off season and are the mid leader in the list of crowd attractions, you might like summer. The top sights in the city such as Ramoji Film City and Salar Jung Museum tend to be less busy at this time of the year, which is great if you would like to visit them at a leisurely pace. To survive the heat, spend your afternoons indoors at shopping centers or Sun World, the indoor snow amusement park. Evenings can be spent around Hussain Sagar Lake and for late-night walks around Necklace Road. Why Visit in Summer? Less busy tourist areas. Hotel and travel package discounts. Good indoor options to escape the summer heat. (July to September): A Touch of Romance With the onset of the monsoon, Hyderabad becomes a beautiful green oasis. Moderate to heavy rainfall throughout the months of July to September brings cooler temperatures and a vibrant atmosphere to the city. This time is great for tourists who admire rainfall and landscapes. During monsoon season, popular spots such as Durgam Cheruvu and Shri Sharmapet Lake along with city parks including Lumbini Park have lovely views. However, like most seasons, you may get stuck indoors due to heavy rainfall so having backups like popular shopping destinations, museums, and palaces are a good idea. During these months there are also few tourists so you can peacefully explore the city at your own pace. Why Visit in Monsoon? The city is Romanticized with scenic views and vivid greenery. Less crowded tourist attractions. Monsoon season provides an opportunity to explore the city in a quieter setting. Outdoor activities are more enjoyable due to the cooler temperatures. Best Time to Visit Hyderabad While each season in Hyderabad has its charm, the winter months (October to February) are widely regarded as the best time to visit. This is the holiday season for most countries so arriving in Hyderabad during this time gives you the benefit of enjoying the local festive atmosphere along with the pleasant weather and historical exploration without weather hindrances. If you need to save money on your travel and avoid large crowds, consider summer and the monsoon season. Just keep in mind to plan around the weather to make the most out of your trip. Quick Facts About the Four Seasons in Hyderabad Winter: 15 – 25°C, Great for sightseeing. Summer: 30 – 40°C, Less tourists, and cheaper prices. Monsoon: 25 – 30°C, Greenery and beautiful sights. Wrapping Up Hyderabad is a city that is ready to welcome tourists at any time of the year and every season adds a unique touch to the experience. So whether it's the chilly winters, economical summers, or the beautiful romantic monsoons, the city is sure to imprint your soul with memories worth savoring for life. So, grab your bags and set out to uncover the city of pearls across all her seasons
News18
13-05-2025
- News18
Miss World 2025: Hyderabad Traffic Advisory Ahead Of Heritage Walk And Dinner
Last Updated: 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. Watch India Pakistan Breaking News on CNN-News18. Get breaking news, in-depth analysis, and expert perspectives on everything from politics to crime and society. Stay informed with the latest India news only on News18. Download the News18 App to stay updated! First Published: May 13, 2025, 09:22 IST
Hans India
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Incredible Telangana…Beauty pageant begins journey through heart and soul of State
Hyderabad: More than 100 contestants from around the world are participating in the month-long 72nd Miss World pageant, a celebration of beauty with purpose, where culture, heritage, and social impact take centre stage. The inaugural ceremony, held at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium on May 10, opened with a powerful rendition of the Telangana State Anthem and a vibrant showcase of folk and tribal art forms performed by over 250 artistes, setting a spirited and emotional tone for the global event. This marks a historic first for the pageant – India is hosting Miss World for the second consecutive year, a feat unmatched in its 73-year history. After the 71st edition in Mumbai in 2024, the world's spotlight now turns to Hyderabad and the rich cultural fabric of Telangana. The contestants are set to begin their exploration with a heritage walk at Charminar and Laad Bazaar on Tuesday, soaking in the living history and bustling bazaars of Hyderabad's Old City. The evening will culminate with a royal welcome dinner and live musical concert at the iconic Chowmahalla Palace, offering the delegates a regal taste of Deccan hospitality, points out M Kiranmayee, a senior official from the I&PR Department. On May 14, the groups would split for two distinct heritage trails. One team would visit Warangal Fort, the majestic Thousand Pillar Temple, and Bhadrakali Temple, while the other group would explore the Ramappa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy a traditional Perini dance performance. On May 15, Group 1 will head to Yadagirigutta Temple, Telangana's prominent spiritual site, while Group 2 will tour Pochampally, the globally renowned handloom village known for its Ikat artistry. On May 16, contestants would visit Pillalamarri, a centuries-old banyan tree in Mahabubnagar, and the Experium Eco Park, experiencing Telangana's biodiversity and green tourism initiatives. The excitement continues on May 17, beginning with the Miss World Sports Finale at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in the morning. In the evening, the contestants will visit Ramoji Film City, one of the world's largest film studios, for an interactive cinematic experience. On May 18, the schedule includes a visit to the Telangana Police Integrated Command and Control Centre (TGICCC) to understand public safety innovations. In the evening, delegates will visit the State Secretariat for a 3D projection mapping show and conclude the day with participation in the 'Sunday-Funday' carnival at Tank Bund, celebrating the city's vibrant street culture.
Hans India
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Hyderabad Shines as the 72nd Miss World Festival Kicks Off with Culture, Glamour, and a Global Message of Unity
Hyderabad came alive on May 10th as the curtain rose on the 72nd Miss World Festival with a spectacular inauguration ceremony at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium. For the third time, India plays host to this iconic global event, marking Telangana's 1st... the state welcomed over 110 international contestants with a breathtaking showcase of its rich culture, tradition, and spirit of hospitality. The event began with a powerful message of 'Beauty with a Purpose,' the heart of the Miss World mission. The arena transformed into a living canvas of Telangana's heritage, as folk and tribal dance performances, including Perini, Kommu Koya, Lambada, and Oggu Dolu that dazzled the audience. This soulful cultural medley offered a vibrant and emotional welcome to participants from every corner of the world. Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy officially welcomed the global guests, while Julia Morley CBE, Chairman and CEO of Miss World Limited, declared the festival open with a note of celebration and purpose. 'We are thrilled to bring the Miss World Festival to Telangana, a place where tradition beautifully intertwines with innovation,' Morley said. 'This year's pageant reflects the spirit of world unity, peace, and cultural appreciation.' Adding to the emotional gravity of the moment, reigning Miss World Krystyna Pyszková spoke warmly about her journey and expressed gratitude to the host state. 'A heartfelt thank you to the government of Telangana for welcoming all the contestants with open hearts. I encourage all contestants to showcase the rich heritage of their countries and be the voices of their communities,' she said. In a moment that resonated deeply with both global and local audiences, Jayesh Ranjan, Full Additional Charge (FAC) as Special Chief Secretary of Telangana's Youth Advancement, Tourism, and Culture Department, said,'It is a historic day as the 72nd Miss World opens in Telangana. Today will be marked as a significant moment where a powerful message of peace is being conveyed to the world. I wish all the contestants to also become ambassadors of peace in their respective countries.' The evening reached a crescendo with a dazzling parade of nations, where each contestant introduced herself, proudly carrying her national flag. It was a living symbol of unity in diversity, a theme that runs through the heart of this month-long festival. Running from May 7 to May 31, the 72nd Miss World Festival promises an enriching journey for contestants and audiences alike. Key highlights include a spiritual visit to the sacred Buddhavanam at Nagarjunasagar on May 12, a heritage walk through Charminar and Laad Bazaar on May 13, and a royal welcome dinner at the majestic Chowmahalla Palace, paired with a live musical concert. The event is supported by Trident, the Official Hospitality Partner, ensuring world-class comfort for guests, and HITEX, the Venue Partner, offering top-tier facilities for the pageant's vibrant events. For those following the glamour and grace from afar, the 72nd Miss World Festival is being streamed exclusively on Sony LIV, with regular updates on the official website ( and Instagram (@missworld). With hearts full of pride and eyes set on the crown, Hyderabad has officially stepped onto the world stage and the world is watching.
Hans India
03-05-2025
- Hans India
TG govt action plan to showcase state during Miss World fete
Hyderabad: As the Miss World official delegation led by CEO Julia Evelyn Morley arrived in the city, the Telangana government has made all arrangements to kickstart the glittering event of 72nd Miss World pageant on a grand scale. With a tag line of 'Telangana Zaroor Aana', the Miss World 72nd edition will start on May 7 followed by a series of cultural programmes from May 12 to 31. Contestants from as many as 120 countries would be participating in the beauty pageant. The officials on Friday gave a grand welcome in Indian tradition to Julia Morley and Miss World officer Kerry and others. According to senior officials, the programmes during the next one month would be to introduce Telangana's culture, history, tourism, spiritual, medical and safety tourism to the world. The government would be making all efforts to attract large-scale investments to Telangana by turning the Miss World pageant into a golden opportunity. With the slogan "All eyes on Telangana!", this event will stand as a milestone in the history of the state. Miss World pageant contestants will be reaching the city from May 2 to May 8. Contestants from around 120 countries will participate in this mega event. On this occasion, special themes and tourist circuits have been created to introduce Telangana culture, history, tourist attractions, medical, safety tourism, Telangana growth story and other specialties to the world. The officials have prepared Miss World 2025 Program itinerary with visits to various tourist destinations. On May 12, the contestants would be on a Buddhist spiritual tour at Buddhavanam and Buddhist Theme Park in Nagarjunasagar. There would be a heritage walk in Hyderabad at Charminar and Lad Bazar to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Hyderabad to the world. On the next day on May 13, the team would be visiting Chowmahalla Palace, which is the symbol of Hyderabad and watch a live music concert. The contestants in Group-1 would be visiting Warangal Heritage on May 14 and witness the Thousand Pillar Temple and Warangal Fort in the historical and spiritual city of Warangal. They would also visit Ramappa Temple, which is recognised as a UNESCO heritage site. They would watch the Perini dance performed there. On May 15, they will be visiting Yadagirigutta Temple as part of the spiritual tourism. Miss World contestants of Group 2 will witness the production and display of handloom textiles in Pochampally as part of the Handloom Experiential Tour. The contestants would be introduced to medical tourism. Medical tourism is undertaken with the aim of attracting patients from different countries. Group-1 Miss World contestants will attend a medical tourism event organized at AIG Hospital in Hyderabad. The specialties of modern hospitals in Hyderabad will be explained to the contestants. On May 16, they would visit the Pillalamarri in Mahbubnagar. They would also be visiting Experian Eco Park, a special attraction of Hyderabad city, in the evening. Miss World contestants will participate in the Miss World Sports Finals scheduled at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium on May 17. They will be visiting Ramoji Film City on the same day. On the next day on May 18, the contestants will visit Telangana Police Integrated Command and Control Centre and review the steps taken by the Telangana government for the safety of citizens and the government's safety tourism initiatives. They will also go to the Secretariat where they will be briefed by officials on the growth story and history of Telangana state. They will visit the 'Sunday Funday' Carnival organized every Sunday on Tank Bund. The contestants would also watch an IPL cricket match at Uppal Stadium on May 20 or 21. Group-2 contestants will attend the Arts and Crafts Workshop organized by Telangana Artists at Shilparamam. They will be a part of their preparation and will learn about the preparation firsthand. Contestants will participate in the Miss World Talent Finale on May 22. Contestants will participate in the Head-to-Head Challenge Finale on May 23. The grand finale will be held on May 31.
