Hyderabad is one of the oldest cities of the sub-continent, It can be found on the bank of the Indus river. The Hyderabad city was discovered by Ghulam Shah Kalhoro in the year 1768. The city was once was considered the capital of Sindh during the reign of Talpur rulers. After the separation of the Sub-continent, Hyderabad came into the Pakistan region.
Hyderabad is known as the glory of Sindh because of its historic importance and agricultural masterpieces. It is famous among the tourists for its Archeological heritage, art, and crafts that include handicrafts, glass bangles, ornamental silk, etc. The agricultural produce, leather saddles, and embroidered leather bags are also famous things of Hyderabad. People believe there isn’t much to explore in Hyderabad but that isn’t true. So, we have gathered some of the best tourist places for you to visit in Hyderabad.
Sindh Museum
Get to know the history of Sindh, the Sindh museum is destined in Qasimabad. The Sindh museum was made in the year 1971 to collect and preserve the cultural past of the Sindh. The museum holds a large number of historical collections. The large halls of the museum feature the history and heritage of the Indus Valley civilization.
Sindh museum reflects the history of the dynasties that once ruled Sindh with artifacts and items from the past ruling periods. The Museum also portrays the sculpture of people that replicates the simple lifestyle and occupations of the people in past.
Sindh Museum is the best place for people who are eager to learn about the history of places.
Pacco Qilo (Hyderabad Fort)
Or the Pakka Qila is also known as the Hyderabad Fort. It is a major historical heritage that is still standing in 2021, Pakka Qila is located 1 km far from the Hyderabad Railway station. The Fort was built by the Ghulam Shah Kalhoro when he established Hyderabad in the year 1768. The fort still is in its original condition, the word Pacco Qilo is a Sindhi word which means “Strong Fort” and the fort stayed truthful to its name by standing strong till date. When the Britishers came to Sub-continent they demolished several structures to make way for military supplies and army, But the Hyderabad fort still survived.
Kacha Qila (Makki Shah Qila)
The word Kacha Qila translates to “weak fort” this Fort was also built by the Ghulam Shah Kalhoro but instead of using baked bricks that are strong, unbaked mud bricks were used hence the name originated as the Kacha Qila. The Fort is now in a desolated state But as it Contains the Shrine of Makki Shah it is still visited by people and is known by the name of Makki Shah Fort.
Tomb Of Talpur Mir’s
The Talpur’s are known for ruling over the Sindh, The Talpur dynasty ruled Sindh from 1784 to 1843, The tomb complex holds 5 major mausoleums of the Talpur rulers and some smaller mausoleums of their family members including their wives and children. This place is enclosed and preserved as a tourist attraction and is well known for its tile decoration.
Badshahi Bangalow
Badshahi Bangalow is the Palace where the Last ruler of Hyderabad Prince Mir Hassan Ali khan lived. He was the son of Mir Nasir Khan Talpur. The bungalow is present in Latifabad unit 4. It was constructed in the year 1863, the bungalow holds the essence of Mughals and their lifestyle that is depicted by the things placed inside the bungalow.
Summing Up
Hyderabad is a place that holds a lot of historical stories and heritages, every historical heritage narrates its story and gives us the lesson that no matter what you do in the end everything is going to be left behind for people to see If you ever visit Hyderabad don't forget to visit the worth seeing places we mentioned. Tell us what are your thoughts about the City.