Never Visit HYDERABAD! – Strong Reasons

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I am saying this with confidence and I am sure by the time you are midway to reading this article, you will be convinced on what I mean by this article.  Trust me, you should never visit this place! Here are few reasons,
1. First of all, this is how the city looks like in the evening. Have you ever seen anything this unpleasant?

Is it a good sight?
2. Chariot rides- who on earth wants all these Royal treatment?

Do you want this ride?
3. All that travel expense to come see this dull piece of architecture!

Is It worth?
4. Talk about food and this is what you get!

Stop drooling!
5. And wake up in the morning for a cup of Irani chai, Lukhmi and Osmania biscuit? No way!

It is yummy! But who cares?

6. There is no diversity at all in Hyderabad and everyone is very conservative!

I just heard about this somewhere, may be wrong info
7. There’s nothing other than boring ancient buildings in the city!

Well, it’s called Cyberabad!. Really?
8. The shopping experience is just sad…

ya the stuffs are good, but why are the stuff reasonable unlike Delhi?
9. People are not cool, they are boring

ahhem!
10. And what do they do over the weekends? Do they even have any place to go to?

Hussain Sagar Lake near Hyderabad. Opps!

11. There are no hotels or resorts, where will you stay?

Ok! But why is such a luxury  place so low on cost?

12. No Nightlife

I better don’t say anymore

13. No Place for Kids to Enjoy

Kids loved it! Really?

14. People are Unfriendly

Except for the thing, they treat strangers like buddies!
15. Surely, there’s nothing at all that would make you want to visit Hyderabad!


Hyderabad has been ranked 2nd best city to live in the world. We can’t help but love Hyderabad and you will too the moment you set foot in the city. So are you booking your travel or you want more sarcasm?.

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