With a history as old as 400 years, Hyderabad is a perfect getaway for travelers. It is the capital of the state of Telangana and the center of the country's burgeoning IT industry. Our Hyderabad 1 Day Tour Packages allow you to experience the refreshing blend of modernity and traditions of the city.
Hyderabad Tourism's all-inclusive one-day tour packages provide you with a specially curated list of the best tourist attractions in Hyderabad, 'The Pearl City'. Each day package is designed carefully to cater to different preferences and budgets. You can further customize it to match your budget and interests. Our packages include comfortable cars, professional driver-cum-guide and exciting sightseeing options. We also curated the best cab vendors in the city to help you with local transport.
One Day tour package services are provided by reliable local listed cab vendors. You can pick the best cab service and a guide to accompany you throughout the trip. The entrance fees for the attractions are not included in the itinerary. The cab service vendors provide comfortable vehicles and ensure your safety throughout the trip. They drive you to the prominent sightseeing places to see in Hyderabad in 1 day.
Places to Visit with Hyderabad 1 Day Tour Packages
Hyderabad has several tourist places where you can take a one-day tour.
1. Hussain Sagar Lake
Connecting the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad, Hussain Sagar Lake boasts of being Asia's largest artificial lake. It is famous for its breathtaking views and beauty. The 16-m-high white granite Lord Buddha monolith at its center is awe-inspiring. This monolith structure is the tallest of its kind in the world.
The site lies on a tributary of River Musi and has a 3km long dam wall. It is flanked by Lumbini Park, Indira Park, and Sanjeevaiah Park on its three sides. The lightning show and floating fountain show are worth watching. Other fun activities include boating, water-skiing, parasailing, and cruising. It is a perfect place for romantic evenings, fun activities, picnics, and enjoying street food.
2. Ramoji Film City
One of the top places to opt for on a one-day Hyderabad trip, Ramoji Film City has been the world's largest film studio complex, attracting tourists from every part of the world since 1991. It has been featured in numerous Indian movies. Spread over 2500 acres, it holds a Guinness Record for its size. Owing to its brilliant architecture and sound technical facilities, it can house over 50 film units at a given time.
There are umpteen shooting locations, such as London Street, Japanese Gardens, Hollywood Signage, landscapes, buildings, airports, hospitals, royal courts, and laboratories. There are multi-cuisine restaurants, shopping venues, a bird park, and a kids' park. Eureka, the performance arena, hosts live shows.
3. Thrill City
India's 1st VR amusement park, Thrill City combines world-class facilities with high-thrill rides. The fun games and activities cater to visitors across all age groups. You can experience the future of entertainment as you enjoy shows in the Monster Theater and Dome Theater. Indulge in next-level VR rides like Real Skoda Car Simulator, VR Beat Hero, Real Apache Bike Simulator, VR Roller Coaster, and Flight Simulator.
Other attractions include Bumping Cars, a Cricket Simulator, a Swimming Pool, a Bowling Alley, and a Splash Coaster. It also has a food court with wide-ranging options. Adrenaline-pumping activities like rock climbing, rappelling, bungee jumping, and ziplining are also available.
4. Statue of Equality
Marvel at the tallest statue of Hyderabad and also the 2nd tallest sitting statue in the world, the Statue of Equality. It is a golden statue of renowned philosopher and spiritual leader Shri Bhagavad Ramanujacharya. The statue is 216 feet tall, and 108 steps lead to the top of its 3-storeys, which offers panoramic vistas. It is another prominent attraction you must include in your Hyderabad 1 day tour package.
The 1st floor is dedicated to Ramnujacharya's life and teachings, while a temple is on the 2nd floor and a Vedic library is on the 3rd. There are 108 Divya Desa Centers and 36 carved elephants near the statue. Light, music, and laser shows are organized daily in the evening. The dynamic fountain show and the dancing water show are also popular.
5. Shilparaman
Shilparaman is an art and crafts village that showcases the creative works of artists and craftsmen from around the country. It is a renowned shopping attraction in the city and was conceptualized by Smt. Vijaya Nirmala, a well-known actress and director, along with the support of the then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Shri N.T. Rama Rao. The rural set-up allows you to enjoy the feeling of shopping in an ethnic Indian village. It is located amidst gorgeous waterfalls and lush greenery.
You can admire handicrafts, handwoven, traditional clothes, and jewelry. There are retro crafts, art, culture, folklore, and celebrations. Its many captivating sections include a Crafts Museum, Rock Museum, Rural Museum, Cultural Museum, Art Gallery & Library, Research and Design Centers, and Multipurpose Auditorium. You can also try the mouth-watering regional snacks at the food stalls. Check out our extensive list of curated Hyderabad City Tours or night tours to visit Shilparamam with a professional driver and comfortable car.
6. Chowmahalla Palace
The heritage monument, Chowmahalla Palaces is an excellent place for a one-day Hyderabad trip. The palace was the official residence of the Nizams. The heir of the Nizams still takes care of the palace. Today, it is proof of the city's regal aura. Its imposing architecture combines Persian, Rajasthani, European, and Indo-Saracenic styles. The magnificent monument comprises two massive courtyards and a grand dining hall known as 'Khilawat'. It is embellished with gentle fountains, expansive gardens, and numerous palaces. The complex houses a Clock Tower, Roshan Bangla, and the Council Hall.
The Courtyard can host exquisite dinner parties. You can get a glimpse of the lavish lifestyles of the royals, including the vintage car collection. Today, the Chowmahalla Palace is a popular tourist attraction that also serves as a venue for various cultural events, exhibitions, and ceremonies. The grandeur of the palace and its rich history make it an ideal location for weddings, film shoots, and other special occasions.
7. Charminar
The iconic landmark of Hyderabad, Charminar is adorned with four 56-foot-high towers in each corner. It is also referred to as the ‘Arc de Triomphe' of the East. The perfect square-shaped building was built in 1591. It is made of granite, mortar, limestone, and marble. It is an exquisite example of Indo-Islamic style with Persian influences. It features four grand arches on each side, with a minaret at each corner.
The intricate carvings, motifs, and inscriptions on the walls of the Charminar are a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. You can notice the delicate stucco floral ornamentation on the walls and the balconies. The structure has a mosque and 45 prayer spaces on the top. You have to climb 149 steps to reach the upper floor. Mecca Masjid and the boisterous Laad Bazaar surround it.
8. Golconda Fort
The Golconda Fort is among the best places to visit on a Hyderabad 1 day tour. The fort has a rich history with significant architectural and cultural influences from various dynasties. The Kakatiya rulers who built the fort were known for their excellent architectural skills, which can be seen in the intricate carvings and imperial designs found throughout the complex. It was originally built in mud on a 400-ft-high hill. The Qutb Shahi dynasty made significant additions to the fort, including the iconic "Bala Hissar" gate, which is adorned with sculptures. It is believed that the original Kohinoor diamond was stored here.
The impressive structure has 87 bastions and eight gates. The ruins will captivate you with their multiple fortification layers, mosques, Rahban cannons, armories, granaries, water supply systems, magazines, reservoirs, royal dwellings, and audience chambers. You can also enjoy a light and sound show at the fort, which narrates the story of Golconda and brings its rich past to life. Additionally, various cultural events and festivals are held at the fort throughout the year, making it a vibrant and lively destination.
9. Salar Jung Museum
With an awe-inspiring collection of 47,000 printed books, 43,000 art objects, and 9,700 manuscripts, the Salar Jung Museum is assumed to be the biggest one-man collection in the world. One of India's premier museums, it houses 38 galleries spread over three buildings. It showcases European fine arts, South Indian bronzes, sculptures in wood and stone, and Indian miniature paintings.
Prominent exhibits include Aurngazeb's sword, Nur Jahan's fruit knife, a rare statue by 19th-century Italian sculptor Benzoni, Tipu Sultan's full wardrobe, Shah Jahan's daggers, and Veiled Rebecca. The Musical clock that dates back to the 19th century is another gem with more than 350 parts.
10. Snow World
Hyderabad Snow World is the 1st-ever indoor snow-themed park in India. It can accommodate 2,400 visitors per day. The snow here is made up of mineral water. Fresh 3 tons of snow are added every day. The temperature ranges from 0 to 5 degrees Celsius. The Cryo Zone maintains a constant -5˚ C. You will have warm jackets, shoes, socks, and gloves for safety.
Enjoy ice skating, toboggan cars, ice boarding, and snow slides with bumping cars. There are sculptures, a play area, slides, and mountains of artificial snow. Gorge on tantalizing icy food in the beautiful Ice Hotel. For a unique and fun ride, you can hop onto a merry-go-round made entirely of snow.
