Best Student Accommodation in Hyderabad, India

1. The University of Hyderabad 

• 18 accommodation options are available

• HCU Depot Bus Stop is 9-minutes away

• Places of interest: Shri Kotla Vijayabhaskara Reddy Botanical Garden

2. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad 

• 18 accommodation options are available

• Kukatpally transport interchange is just 5-minutes away

• Places of interest: NTR Gardens

3. Osmania University

• 18 accommodation options are available

• Shivam transport interchange is 7-minutes away

• Places of interest: Lumbini Park

4. Indian School of Business

• 18 accommodation options are available

• Siddiq Nagar Bus Stop is 13-minutes away

• Places of interest: Shri Kotla Vijayabhaskara Reddy Botanical Garden

Historical Places:

1. Charminar Mosque is the most famous landmark in Hyderabad. It was built 400 years ago in the Islamic style. 

2. Golconda Fort built during the medieval era will take your breath away by its light and sound show every evening. 

3. Chowmahalla Palace which is very close to the Charminar Mosque consists of 4 palaces that served as one during the time of Hyderabad’s Nizams (rulers), who ruled the city from the 18th till the 20th century.  

Scientific and Natural Places: 

1. KVR Botanical Garden 

Where more than 600 species of plants thrive, this place will calm your thoughts down and get your mental capacity ready for another school week.

2. Nehru Zoological Park Also Known as Hyderabad Zoo

The Jurassic park part in this park will be a nice experience, seeing a couple of dinos having a quick chit chat on a dining table, and other ones enjoying a raw meat meal will maybe give a laugh or two. The butterfly park will be a great place for IG selfies, TikTok videos, and aesthetically pleasing shots to show your friends and family the next visit!  

3. Salar Jung Museum

It’s one of the three National Museums in India.  It also has Aurangzeb’s Sword and a wardrobe of Tipu Sultan belongings. Alongside all that, the museum holds a great variation of sculptures, carpets, paintings, furniture, ceramics, carvings, textiles, and metallic artifacts. The experience will be eye-opening and you will feel like taking a time machine through different cultures. 

Buses have a reasonable fare for those on a budget, with a network connecting the city’s major locations. Autos - Rickshaws or Toktoks in other words - are the most common means of transportation when running some close by errands. Taxis are more on the expensive side, but more convenient for some people, just take care of the hackling, you may pay double if you don’t hold a degree in it! Railways and Metro are good, inexpensive means for long-distance travelling.

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