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This 106-acre necropolis contains over 40 tombs and 80 monuments dedicated to the Qutb Shahi dynasty.
Located just a short distance from Golconda Fort, this extensive park serves as the final resting place for rulers and nobles. The site features intricately designed domed mausoleums set among restored gardens.
A massive restoration project led by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture began in 2013. Today, you can explore medieval bathhouses, towering domes, and ancient stepwells.
20-30 minutes42 meters high
This is the grandest mausoleum in the park, rising to a height of 42 meters. It belongs to the founder of Hyderabad. Notice the intricate architectural fusion of Persian, Pashtun, and Deccani styles on the main dome.
15-20 minutes16th-century
This 16th-century bathhouse is where the bodies of royals were washed before burial. It features carefully engineered ancient water channels surrounding the bath. Take time to look at how the early water systems were structured.
20-30 minutesBest during monsoon
You will find six beautifully restored historic stepwells scattered within the heritage park. They showcase medieval water management techniques.
