Begumpet Airport
Seen below are the pictures of the domestic terminal of Hyderbad airport (located in Begumpet). This airport may soon become defunct after the new international airport (currently under construction in the outskirts, at Shamshabad) becomes operational sometime in 2008.

The Begumpet airport houses both domestic and international terminals; both these terminals are named after well known congressmen. The domestic gets is name after son-of-the-soil and ex Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Late N T Rama Rao, while the international is named after ex Prime Minister, Late Rajeev Gandhi (who himself was once a commercial pilot with Indian Airlines). I apologize for somewhat hazy pictures. Click the images for enlarged view.

Rocks and Hills

Nature has decorated Hyderabad with striking rock-scape and sporadic hill-plateaus. Seen above in the picture is the notable Banjara Hills, which over a period of time has attained heavy covering of the concrete jungle. Also seen in the picture is a well-maintained garden being overlooked by the Hills. The picture was taken on a foggy morning from Lakdi-ka-pul flyover.

Golconda Fort: The Undying Magnificence

In the outskirts of the city, the Golconda Fort still stands tall, confidently as ever, without worrying about its ruins, but in fact feeling proud of the marvelous history is has had. This confidence is further fueled by the fact that daily thousands of people come and appreciate the grandiose and majestic fort; the fort that has seen history being created, but is not yet willing to become a history itself.

Have a look at some nice candid shots of the fort taken by a friend of mine: