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What are some lesser known facts about Hyderabad?

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Hyderabad, also known as “City of Pearls” and “City of Nizams” is situated along the banks of Musi River. It is well known for its food and heritage, but are also famous for its growth and diversity. Some already known facts like world famous biryani, IT Hub, Charminar, the towering & spectacular architecture and monuments make the city a good option for tourism.

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But, apart from famous and traditional facts, there are many interesting and amazing facts, the city possesses. Here are some surprising and lesser known facts about Hyderabad, which will surely amaze you:

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Kohinoor: The most precious and valued diamond in the world, the Koh-i- Noor (the “Mountain of Light”), was originally mined in Kollur mines of Andhra and then had its way to Golconda fort.

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HICC: The Asia’s biggest and one of the World’s biggest and best Convention centres “HICC – Hyderabad International Convention Center” is located in Hyderabad, which is constructed by Emaar MGF of India owned by the United Arab Emirates. It has 5,000 seating capacity and 291,000 square foot area, which has the most technologically advanced convention facility.

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Snow Theme Park: This park was developed and conceptualized by Ocean Park Multi Tech Limited (OPML), Snow World, which has been recognized as the first snow-themed park in the country. At the time of its launch, it was the third such snow park after the ones in Malaysia and Singapore.

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Fish Medicine: The most stunning one which is commonly known as “Chepa mandu or Chepa Prasadam” which is the medicine, which is used to consume by Asthma patients. The 169 years old method, takes place every year on Mrugasira karti and thousands of people from all over the country land to Hyderabad to get a dose of this miracle medicine.

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Prasads Imax: This Imax has the World’s largest screen and is the only true 3D screen in India. The screen is measured as 72-foot high, 95-foot wide is accompanied by 635 seats and a 12,000-watt sound system. Well, presently, Prasads has now lost its fame for IMAX status due to the lack of advanced technology.

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