Heritage structures in Hyderabad, India

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The Heritage Conservation Committee under HUDA was formed by state government in 1981 to retain architectural, historical and social value of buildings. [1] Hyderabad Urban Development Authority has listed almost 160 buildings in Hyderabad in Telangana state as heritage structures. Almost 70% of heritage buildings are in private hands. Heritage structures include buildings, monuments, rock structures etc. [2]

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By notifying such structures, Heritage Conservation Committee in collaboration with (INTACH) works to retain their architectural, historical and social importance and tries to convince the owners not to destroy the listed heritage structures lured by the commercial potential of their properties. The buildings are graded as Grade I, Grade II & Grade III. [3] However, experts feel due to lack of support from the state government it has become difficult to preserve the status of these buildings. [4] Various buildings such as Ravi Bar, Adil Alam Mansion, Central Building Division & Devdi Ranachand – Ahotichand have been demolished [5] but the names of these buildings are still being retained in the list. [6]

List of heritage buildings as per HUDA

Following are the list of the heritage buildings in Hyderabad recognized by HUDA. This list is constantly upgraded by HUDA. The buildings proposed by HUDA are to be approved by the state government.( [7] )

Sl. NoBuildingLocationImage
1Adil Alam Mansion, (Deleted from list [8] ). Demolished [9] Nampally -
2Afzal Gunj Mosque Afzal Gunj AfzalGunjMosque.jpg
3Air & Land Warfare Building,Secunderabad-
4Aiwan-e-AliChowmahalla Palace-
5 Aliabad Sarai Falaknuma-Charminar main road [10] --
6 Allahuddins Building Begumpet -
7 Ameen Manzil. Demolished [11] Saidabad
8Amberpet Burj Amberpet --
9 State Central Library Afzal Gunj State Central library.jpg
10 Andhra Patrika Building [12] Basheerbagh Bashirbagh Guesthouse AndhraPatrikaBuilding.jpg
11 High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad Hyderabad High court of hyderabad.jpg
12 State Archaeological Museum Koti State archeological museum, Hyderabad.jpg
13 Asmangarh Palace Malakpet AsmanGharPalast Hyderabad-Mallapet ca1900.jpeg
14Asman Mahal Lakdi-ka-pool -
15 Azha Khana-e-Zehra Darulshifa Aza Khana-E-Zohra Hyderabad.JPG
16 Bai Pirojbai Edulji Chenai Parsi Dharamshala Secunderabad-
17 Baradari of Nawab Khursheed Jah Bahadur Hussaini Alam Khursheed Jah Devdi palace in Hussaini Alam, Hyderabad (2).jpg
18Baitul Ashrafnear Niloufer Hospital --
19Baquer Bagh Saidabad -
20 Bella Vista (Administrative Staff College of India) Saifabad Ascihead.jpg
21Bhagawandas Garden Pavilion Karawan -
22a) Charkaman; b) Machlikaman c) Kalikaman d) Sher-e-Batil-Ki-KamanCharminar Char Kaman 01.jpg
23 Chowmahalla Palace Hyderabad Magnificent Chowmahalla Palace.jpg
24 City College Madina Citycollege 6.JPG
25 Secunderabad Clock Tower Secunderabad Secunderabad. clock tower.JPG
26 Clock Tower Sultan Bazaar Sultan Bazar -
27 Clock Tower & Ramgopalpet Police Station James Street James Street Police Station building on the Western side of the M.G.Road Secunderabad.jpg
28Clock Tower Fateh Maidan Fateh Maidan Clock Tower Fateh Maidan.jpg
30 Clock Tower – Mahboob Chowk Charminar Mahboob chowk clock tower 04.jpg
31Dargah Hazrath Shajauddin Yakutpura -
32Dargah Nooruddin Shah Gate portion Nampally [13] -
33Dargah Syed Shah Mir Mahmood WaliBahadurpura-
34 Dargah Yousufain Nampally-
35 Darush Shifa & MosqueDabeerpura-
36Devdi Akram Ali Khan, Gate Portion Yakutpura -
37Devdi Asman JahHussaini Alam-
38Devdi Bansilal Begum Bazar -
39 Devdi Iqbal-ud-Doula Shah Gunj Devdi Iqbal ud-Dowla, Hyderabad.png
40Devdi Imaad Jung Bahadur Gunfoundry -
41 Devdi Fareed Nawaz Jung Begumpet ChiranFortClub.jpg
42Devdi Nawab Shamsheer Jung Yakutpura -
43Devdi Maharaja Kishan Pershad Bahadur Shalibanda Road -
44 Dewan Devdi – Gate PortionPathar Gatti Diwan Deori, Hyderabad.png
45Gyan Bagh Palace Goshamahal Gyan Bagh Palace Hyderabad.jpg
46Directorate of Industries Chirag Ali Lane, Abids Directorate of Industries, Chirag Ali Lane.jpg
47 Errum Manzil Punjagutta Irrum Manzil Close-Up Front.jpg
48 Falaknuma Palace Falaknuma Taj Falaknuma Palace, Hyderabad.jpg
49 Gandhi Medical College old building. Demolished [9] Basheerbagh -
50 Golden Threshold Nampally Station Road, Abids Golden threshold 02.JPG
51 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Hyd Public School.jpg
52 Jama Masjid Charminar Hyderabad jama madjid.jpg
53Jawahar Bal Bhavan Public Gardens, Nampally JawaharBalBhavan PublicGardens Hyderabad.jpg
54Jhamsingh Temple – Gate Portion Mehdipatnam -
55 Jubilee Hall Nampally Jubilee Hall.jpg
56Kaman Chatta Bazar Darulshifa -
57 King Koti Complex: a) Hospital (old) b) Usman Mansion c) Nazri Bagh . Partially demolished. [9] Hyderguda The Nizam's army guarding the King Kothi palace.jpg
58 British Residency Complex (Women’s College, Koti)Koti Koti Residency Deborah Hutton.jpg
59Kishan Bagh TempleBahadurpura Muralimanohar swamy temple kishanbagh (3).jpg
60Lakshmi Paper Mart’s Building James Street LaxmiPaperMArt Sec.jpg
61 Nizamia Observatory Panjagutta NizamiaObservatory2.jpg
62Maharaja Chandulal Temple Alwal Maharaja Chandulal's Temple.jpg
63 Mahboob Chowk Mosque Mahboob Chowk-
64 Mahboob Mansion Malakpet Mahbub Mansion, Hyderabad.jpg
65 Malwala Palace – Main Courtyard, Secondary Courtyard & Residential quarters. Demolished. [9] Charminar
66Manjhli Begum Ki Haveli. Demolished. [9] Shali Banda road-
67Mushk Mahal Attapur -
68Moghulpura Tombs Moghalpura -
69Mohanlal Malani’s residence James Street -
70 Monty’s Hotel Demolished. [9] Parklane, Secunderabad
71Mosquenear Jhamsingh Temple, Mehedipatnam-
72 Moazzam Jahi Market Mojam Jahi Market Hyderabad street corner (6118912024).jpg
73Nanu Bhai G. Shah’s Building Sultan Bazar -
74 Nizam Club Saifabad-
75 Nizam College Basheerbagh File Nizam college.jpg
76 Osmania Arts College Hyderabad Osmania University Arts College 02.jpg
77 Osmania General Hospital Afzal Gunj Osmania Hospital.jpg
78 Lady Hydari Club Basheerbagh -
79 Paigah Palace (Vikhar-ul-Umra Palace)Begumpet Paigah Palace,Hyderabad.jpg
80 Parsi Fire Temple Secunderabad Parsi-Fire-Temple-Secunderabad-India-2014.jpg
81Prakash BuildingShivajinagar-
82Princess Esin Women’s Educational Centre Purani Haveli -
83 Puranapul bridgePurana Pul Puranapul.jpg
84 Purani Haveli Complex Pathar Gatti Purani Haveli - Nizam Palace Exterior (2).jpg
85Qila Kohna & Mosque Saroornagar -
86Raja Bhagwandas Building Sultan Bazar -
87Shahi Jilu Khana (Deleted from list [14] )Ghansi Bazaar-
88Shahi Khilwat Khana--
89 Sitaram Bagh Temple Mangalghat Sitaram Bagh Temple entrance gate, January 2022.jpg
90 Spanish Mosque Begumpet Spanish Mosque Hyderabad.jpg
91 St. George's Church, Hyderabad Abids St George's Church (20332056308).jpg
92 St. Mary's Church, Secunderabad Secunderabad Basilica of Our Lady of the Assumption, Secunderabad.JPG
93 St. John's Church, Secunderabad Marredpally Stjohnschurchsecunderabad1890.png
94 St Joseph's Cathedral, Hyderabad Abids St Jospeh Cathedral -Hyderabad.jpg
95Shamraj Bahadur - Gate Portion Shah-Ali-Banda -
96 Vikhar Manzil Begumpet Vikhar Manzil.jpg
97 Victoria Memorial Orphanage Saroornagar Saroornagar Palace North View 1900 Lala Deen Dayal.jpg
98 Victoria Maternity Hospital Asaf Jahi Road-
99 Government Unani Hospital Charminar Unani HospitalBuilding.jpg
100 Vilayath Manzil Begumpet-
101Homeopathic Hospital (Moti Mahal)Mahboob Chowk, Motigalli-
102Fakhr-ul-Mulk Tomb Sanathnagar -
103 Vijay Marie Church AC Guards, Masab Tank-
104Puranmal SamadhiSitaram Bagh-
105 Hill Fort Palace Adarsh Nagar Hill Fort Palace Hyderabad 1930s.jpg
106D. Lakshmaiah’s residence, Monda Market -
107D. Pentaiah’s residence Monda Market -
108 Sardar Mahal Moghal Pura-
109Raza Ali BungalowNear Fever Hospital-
110Façade – Baitul Ghous Moazzam Jahi Market -
111Façade – Hifazath Hussain--
112 Goshamal Baradari Goshamahal Gosha Mahal Baradari 1920s Exterior.tif
113Prem Chand’s residenceSardar Patel Road-
114Shyam Rao Chungi’s residence Padmarao Nagar -
115 Dilkusha Guest House Raj Bhavan Road-
116 College of Nursing Raj Bhavan Road-
117Yousuf Tekri Tolichowki -
118 Khusro Manzil. Demolished. [9] A.C. Guards
119Devdi Ranachand – Ahotichand, (Deleted). Demolished [9] Mehdipatnam-
120Panj Mahalla Demolished. [9] Lingampally -
121Parwarish Bagh Lingampally -
122Central Bank Building Koti -
123Mini Bal Bhavan Public Garden -
124 Taj Mahal hotel (Old Block), Abids Abids Taj Mahal Hotel.jpg
125Ravi Bar, Troop Bazar (Deleted from list by Government and demolished [15] )Troop Bazaar-
126Hyderabad Central Building Division’s office Moazzam Jahi Market -
127 Roshan Mahal Moghal Pura
128Central Co-operative Training CollegeNizam College Road-
129Mahboobia Girls High School & Junior College Madraasa-E-Aliya, Gunfoundry MahbubiyaSchoolForGirls.png
130Reddy Hostel Abids -
131Mahal Wanaparthi Jambagh Road, Mozamjahi Market Wanaparthy Mahal Hyderabad.jpg
132A. Majeed Khan’s residencePurani Haveli-
133Old M.C.H. Office,Darush Shifa-
134 Greenlands Guest House Begumpet -
135 Raj Bhavan Old Building Raj Bhavan-
136Old Jail Complex Monda Market Road -
137 St. George's Grammar School Complex Abids St. George's Grammar School.jpg
138Wesley ChurchSecunderabad-
139 Nampally Sarai Nampally -
140Bhoiguda Kaman Mangalhaat -
141IAS Officers AssociationGreenlands, Begumpet -
142St. Mary's Presbytery St. Anns School, Secunderabad -
143Krishna Reddy's Building . Demolished. [9] Mehdipatnam -

Heritage rock formations in Hyderabad

In addition to various buildings, INTACH has classified various rock formation under heritage category. [16] [17] These are

Sl. NoRock structureLocationImage
1"Bear’s Nose"inside Shilparamam, Madhapur -
2"Cliff Rock" Jubilee Hills -
3Hillocks around Durgam Cheruvu Lake, Jubilee Hills -
4"Monster Rock"near Film Nagar Jubilee Hills -
5"Obelisk" Jubilee Hills -
6"Mushroom Rock"inside the University of Hyderabad Campus Mushroom rock Hyderabad.jpg
7Rock ParkOld Bombay Road near Dargah Hussain Shah Wali -
8Sentinel Rocknear Moula-Ali MoulaAli Rocks.jpg
9Rocks at Maula Ali's Dargah Moula-Ali MoulaAli 1875.jpg
10"Toadstool"next to Blue Cross, Jubilee Hills -

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