Toli Masjid (also known as Damri Masjid) is located in Ramsingh Pura, Karwan area of the Old City , Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Situated on the road connecting Golconda Fort to Purana Pul , this mosque is just 2 kilometers from Golconda Fort on the way to Charminar. It is considered the finest example of Qutb Shahi architecture , ranking next only to the Mecca Masjid among the mosques of Hyderabad's old city. 🕌 Built 1671 CE 👑 Qutb Shahi architecture 💰 Built with "damri" coins 🏛️ ASI heritage site 🏆 INTACH award winner 💧 350-year-old stepwell A Hidden Gem of Qutb Shahi Architecture: Toli Masjid stands as one of the finest examples of Qutb Shahi architectural brilliance i…

Qutb Shahi Heritage Park is located in Ibrahim Bagh, spread over 106 acres adjacent to the famous Golconda Fort in Hyderabad, Telangana. It is one of the largest necropolises in the world, housing the tombs of the rulers of the Quli Qutb Shahi dynasty (1518-1687) . 🕌 80 monuments ⚰️ 40 mausoleums 🕌 23 mosques 💧 7 baolis (step-wells) 🏆 UNESCO award 2022 📅 130-year span (1543-1672) The Royal Necropolis: There are a total of 80 monuments within the heritage park, including 40 mausoleums of rulers of the Quli Qutb Shahi dynasty, 23 mosques , seven baolis (step-wells) , a hamam (mortuary bath), pavilions, tanks, wells, garden structures, and enclosure walls. 📜 UNESCO Recognition: The Qutb Sh…

Saidani Ma Tomb, also spelt Saidani Maa Tomb, is a tomb located near Hussain Sagar, Hyderabad, Telangana State, India. The tomb of Saidanima was built for his mother by Sardar Abdul Haq, who also bore the title Diler Jang (1853–1896). He was originally from the Bombay Province (run by the British crown) and rose to prominence in the erstwhile state of Hyderabad, in the late nineteenth century. Jang became the princely state’s home secretary and then changed course to become the director of the Nizam’s State Railways in 1885. It is somewhat in isolation from most historical monuments and is a landmark monument which often goes unnoticed unless one stops for a few seconds and notices his/her su…

Zafar Baoli stepwell is located inside Khammam Fort built by Kakatiya rulers in 950 AD . Khammam Municipal Corporation which in along with the district administration and archaeology department is restoring the 13th Century Zafar Baoli or stepwell in Telangana. The officials want to make this well located inside the Khammam Fort a tourist attraction without affecting the original structure and design. Neglect over a period of time has damaged this historic place and made it dirty. Once a source of drinking water, the well turned into a dumping ground as the locals dumped garbage in it. The well measuring 60 feet in length, 20 in width and 60 in depth was constructed by the Kakatiya rulers and…