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The document provides an overview of the city of Hyderabad, Pakistan. It discusses Hyderabad's history as a city founded in 1768. It then summarizes the rich culture of Hyderabad, including traditional clothing styles. Several famous places in Hyderabad are mentioned, including the beautiful Kohsar area, Asia's largest market called Shahi Bazar, and two historic fort structures known as Kacha and Pakka Qilas. Popular entertainment and dining locations in Hyderabad are also listed. The document concludes by noting some of Hyderabad's most famous exports and attractions.
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- 1. THE CITY OF WINDS PRESENTED BY : ZAFAR ALI
- 2. Outline • A glance on Hyderabad’s history • Culture of Hyderabad • Famous Places of Hyderabad. • Beautiful places • The Asia’s largest market. • Kacha And Pakka Qila. • The Railway Station • Famous entertainment Points • Entertaining places •Famous things of Hyderabad
- 3. A GLANCE ON HYDERABAD’S HISTORY • Hyderabad Was founded in 1768, by Ghulam Shah Kalhoro, the saintly ruler of Sindh. • Old name of Hyderabad was Nirun-Kot. • The University of Sindh was founded in 1947 in Karachi and moved to Hyderabad in 1951. • It is said to be “The heart of Sindh,” by Kalhoras and Talpurs. • It is the second largest city of Sindh and fifth largest city of Pakistan. • The Old Air Conditioners.
- 4. THE CULTURE OF HYDERABAD • Culture of Hyderabad is rich. • Men wear Kurta and shalwar while women wear Dupatta with kameez shalwar to show the attachment with religion. • Most of the youth do western clothing. • The evergreen tradition of Hyderabad is that, girls and women wear bangles. • People celebrate both Eids with enthusiasm and sacrifices.
- 5. FAMOUS PLACES OF HYDERABAD Beautiful Place Kohsar Hyderabad • Kohsar is hardly 2 or 3 kilometer far from Hyderabad, which is very beautiful. • Airport of Hyderabad is also at Kohsar side. The Asia’s Largest Market • Shahi Bazar is the Asia's largest market. Kacha And Pakka Qilas •In Hyderabad, there are two Qilas which are called Kacha and Pakka Qilas. The Railway Station • The Railway Station of Hyderabad is a junction.
- 6. FAMOUS ENTERTAINMENT POINTS Entertaining places • La Moosh • D- Gravity • Pizza Track • Mirchi 360. • And many more.
- 7. FAMOUS THINGS OF HYDERABAD • The Cake of Bombay Bakery is very famous in Hyderabad also all over the world. • Cakes are also exported to many countries. • And the most famous thing of Hyderabad is ……
- 8. So Friends there are many more things to tell you about Hyderabad, but I do not have time, so discover these thing yourself. Here is a humorous joke in urdu to make to you smile rather to make laugh Aik larki train main pehli dafa safar kar rahi the Aik station aya Larki ko pata nahi tha konsa station hai Usne bahar khare aik larkay se pocha ye konsa station hai ? Larkay ne kaha pehle apna mobile number do phir bataonga Larki ne bola ufff lagta hai Hyderabad agaya :P Thank you Proud to be a Hyderabadi