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The scenic city of Hyderabad is located on the banks of River Musi and emotes till date the grandeur of the Nizam's who once ruled here. It is believed that the city was born in the year 1591 when Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah of the famous Qutb Shahi dynasty made this place his capital. It was previously known as Bhaganagar but later on got the name Hyderabad.
The city has to its credit many monuments and structures of the bygone era that still stand here and provides grandeur to the place. Here is a pictorial guide of the lost beauty of Hyderabad.
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Charminar
Picture of the Charminar taken in the 1950.
Photo Courtesy: Hoodedemperor
Chowmahalla Palace
Aerial view of the Nizam's Palace as it was taken in 1905.
Photo Courtesy: EugeneZelenko
Golconda Fort
View of the Golconda Fort as it was photographed in 1902.
Photo Courtesy: Nvvchar
Mecca Masjid
Photograph of the Mecca Masjid as taken in 1880.
Photo Courtesy: Lala Deen Dayal
Qutb Shahi Tombs
View of the external architecture of the tomb.
Photo Courtesy: Metilsteiner
The Tomb
Picture of the Nizam's tomb.
Photo Courtesy: Metilsteiner
Hollow Square
Picture of the 1st Battalion preparing for the mock drill.
Photo Courtesy: Sarvagyana guru
St. John's Church
Devotees coming to the church on a bullock cart.
Photo Courtesy: Myrtleship
