A very excellent place of peace and greenery and old architecture The tomb was built in 1543 A.D. by the Sultan, during his lifetime, as was the custom. Near the tomb of Sultan Quli is that of his son, Jamsheed, the second in the line of Qutb Shahi sultans.

A place which is over 400 yrs old. Silent but speaks volume of the glorious past. The stories of a bygone era when being pompous was not looked down upon. Even death was glorified and architecture created to tell the coming generations of the past.well preserved!!!

The tombs exhibit impeccable maintenance, creating a serene atmosphere at Seven Tombs in Hyderabad. The architectural brilliance on display is truly remarkable, and credit is due to the Aga Khan Foundation for their commendable efforts in restoring these ancient monuments. Surrounding the tombs, the well-kept lawn provides a tranquil space, inviting visitors to spend moments of peace and reflection. The cleanliness of the area enhances the overall experience, allowing individuals to immerse themselves in the historical ambiance. A noteworthy feature is the museum on the premises, offering a detailed narrative of the Quli Dynasty's history. Visitors can delve into the rich historical context, gaining a deeper understanding of the dynasty that shaped the region. What sets this experience apart is the inclusive policy allowing access inside the tombs for all visitors. This openness provides a unique and immersive encounter, allowing people to appreciate the intricacies of the architecture from an up-close perspective. Overall, the visit offers a harmonious blend of historical exploration, tranquility, and a chance for a reflective escape within the splendid surroundings of Seven Tombs.

The tombs are very well maintained and the area is very peaceful. The architecture is amazing and the aga khan foundation is doing a great job in restoring such ancient monuments. The lawn area around the tombs is very neat and clean and one can spend some time there for peace for mind. There is also a museum depicting history of the quli dynasty which one can read in detail. Visiting inside the tombs is also allowed to all people which makes it a different level of experience.

Excellent place for spending time with family. Beautiful architecture. It's a huge area and not much crowded. We went on weekend and it was quite peaceful. You have ample of parking place. You need to walk a lot so may not be possible to cover the entire area in one go. But it's a must visit. The place is maintained by Aga Khan Trust and they have done an excellent job in maintaining it well. Food is allowed inside and you have lot of place to sit and eat. Tour guides are also available if you need someone to explain the history. They charge around 650 for half tour and 1000 for full tour. That's what they said. The place is being renovated for UNESCO heritage site. They have well maintained restrooms as well. No food court or Shop is there so pack your own food. And do go before 11 AM as it will take 3-4 hours if you are going to explore it completely.

Been here today, its a good place to visit. Ticket price for adults was ₹10 and parking for two wheeler also was ₹10. But phone charges are ₹50 if you going to click anything with your phone.

One of the best places to visit near Golconda fort..!! Beautiful architectural design Best time to visit is in the evening ..! Sunset and tomb will be magical Awesome place to have some magical pictures Must visit most recommended

My recent visit to the 7 Tombs left me awe-struck by the grandeur and historical significance that permeated every corner of this captivating site. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the 7 Tombs offers a mesmerizing journey into the past, unveiling the rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels of bygone eras. I am thrilled to share my extraordinary experience at this remarkable place. The 7 Tombs is an architectural marvel that stands as a testament to the opulence and grandeur of the past. The intricate designs, meticulous carvings, and imposing structures of the tombs are a sight to behold. Each tomb tells a story of its own, evoking a sense of wonder and curiosity about the lives and legacies of those interred within. Walking through the majestic corridors and exploring the beautifully adorned chambers, I couldn't help but marvel at the craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Excellent place for spending time with family. Beautiful architecture. It's a huge area and not much crowded. We went on weekend and it was quite peaceful. You have ample of parking place. You need to walk a lot so may not be possible to cover the entire area in one go. But it's a must visit. The place is maintained by Aga Khan Trust and they have done an excellent job in maintaining it well. Food is allowed inside and you have lot of place to sit and eat. Tour guides are also available if you need someone to explain the history. They charge around 650 for half tour and 1000 for full tour. That's what they said. The place is being renovated for UNESCO heritage site. They have well maintained restrooms as well. No food court or Shop is there so pack your own food. And do go before 11 AM as it will take 3-4 hours if you are going to explore it completely.

Calm expansive place in middle of city. Its a fusion kind of place, modern high tec city also close by, and ancient heritage sites like golkonda Fort near by too. Confluence of cultures which is what hyderabad is

It was and still remains to be a special monument place. Very happy to see such places are being maintained by the Aga Khan trust. Hope such maintainence is being continued. Its not very big but still beautiful. History behind it is more beautiful and interesting. There are guides also available to guide you.

Nice architectural place to visit. It has tombs of Qutab Shah and his family. It has total 7 tombs. It is located near Golconda Fort.

Absolutely under rated and must visit. The government has restored it beautifully and it's so clean and well maintained. It's massive and took 2 hours to visit. It has many more than 7 Tombs and a museum is built inside showcasing history of each tomb and the map and how restoration took place with beautiful pictures displayed. Absolutely a peaceful place and less crowded..making the whole experience worthwhile. The entry for adult was Rs. 10 and mobile camera charges were 50 rs. A stepwell is also inside along with Tombs. Big packet of popcorn also being sold inside for only rs. 20. Carry your cap and water. Washroom and drinking water facility is also there inside. Overall must recommended to visit with good amount of time in hand.

A stunning place filled with history and magnificent architecture. The best visiting hours are during sunset. Just be weary of unwelcomed tour guides who will take you by surprise and ultimately expect money from you.

👉🏻The 7 Tombs Park in Hyderabad is a tranquil oasis that beautifully preserves the legacy of the Qutub Shahi rulers. The sprawling complex, adorned with lush greenery and historical structures, offers a serene escape from the bustling city. 👉🏻The seven intricately designed tombs, showcasing Persian and Indian architectural influences, stand as a testament to the opulence of the bygone era. 👉🏻The park provides a peaceful setting for a leisurely stroll, complemented by informative displays that offer insights into the historical significance of each tomb. 👉🏻For history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, the 7 Tombs Park is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends the past with the present.

It's one of the famous tourist attractions in Hyderabad i am recommending that you must visit to wach the navab times architecture It's name seven tombs because here all the prime navabs kuber is there with builded amazing tombs It's look like mughal kalin architecture It's have openings and closing time so go day time ticket also available there for visit you need to pay extra for camera if you want professional camera shoot.

The most lovable place for roaming with friends in the hyderabad city. The symbol iconic structures over there will have one feel good visual experience to your eyes. The Royal kings and courtyards, novels and their family members burial structures found over there will take you to 17 th century to know the past history

Nice place to visit for a day outing with family and friends...but beware of snake... found a snake near one of the tombs...when we recently visited with family

A park inside the 7 tomb. A walking track surrounded by beautiful flowers and grass made it beautiful and refreshing place.an old architecture of tombs is must see place in Hyderabad. The park has arrangements for seatings, water & snacks available at entrance..you have to take Tickets for entrance in the park.

It is a very peaceful place to enjoy with family and friends

It's Amazing structure a lot of renovation is going on..Big parks with lot of roaming around.. Your legs will get Spain on visiting all tombs.. if management arrange Battery cars then it's very useful for old age persons

Restoration is in progress. Happy to see the ancient monuments are preserved by govt.

Beautiful place for understanding the history of Hyderabad from the Quli Qutab Shah Dynasty POV. This place houses the tombs of the Royal Family and their relatives and other important staff. Beautiful and intricate architecture. Worth a visit when in Hyderabad.

There are about 16 tombs of Qutb Shahi's family members. All huge structure, worth seeing. Well maintained.

It's just a tomb With lots of monument most of them are closed only few are opened Lovely place visit with out any expectations

The Qutub Shahi Tombs are located in the Ibrahim Bagh (garden precinct), close to the famous Golconda Fort in Hyderabad, India. They contain the tombs and mosques built by the various kings of the Qutub Shahi dynasty. The galleries of the smaller tombs are of a single storey while the larger ones are two storied. In the centre of each tomb is a sarcophagus which overlies the actual burial vault in a crypt below. The domes were originally overlaid with blue and green tiles, of which only a few pieces now remain.The complex was put by UNESCO on its "tentative list" to become a World Heritage Site in 2014, with others in the region, under the name Monuments and Forts of the Deccan Sultanate (despite there being a number of different sultanates). MD ANEES QAMAR

The city of Nawabs have a great history and there are many things to see that give an idea about the lives of the kings that ruled the beautiful city of Hyderabad. The Qutb Shahi Heritage Park is one such place that gives us a glimpse of the royalty of the kings of Hyderabad. Well, we know that tombs are the place where the dead are buried, and looking at the beauty of these tombs I wonder how royal their lives were if they could build something like this for the dead. The tombs at heritage park are an excellent piece of architecture. There are a total of 7 tombs and a mosque inside the Heritage Park. The tombs belong to Qutb Shahi rulers. What makes it more interesting is that it hosts the tomb of Muhammad Quli Shah who laid the foundation of Hyderabad. ✍️✍️✍️Now at present they are planting trees and repairing gardens, laying tracks for walking and renovating the tombs ,Now the look of the place was totally different and beautiful and you can spend half day looking the tombs and place you can bring food to eat under trees and they built little museum to know the history of nawabs and the PRICE was only 10rs , for Indians and for foreigners the ticket price was 50rs,and vehicles parking for two wheelers are 10rs. Only cash payments are available.

It houses seven tombs dedicated to the former kings of Golconda. The tombs are dome like structures built on a square base. This is again surrounded by pointed arches.

Very nice place, in Tolichowki area in 7 tombs. Very olde and historical place.

Historical place with well maintained tombs with beautiful domes

A peaceful place with good options for photography...we can bring our own food and hangout for sometime..

It's one of the best historical monument. Needs to improve like other countries do. The entrance road is not maintained well. Govt needs to focus a lot to preserve such monuments. Public and birds are spoiling the monuments. Need more security people around.

Tombs were built by kings of the Sultan Quli Qutub-ul-Mulk dynasty which includes tombs of 7 generations of the Qutub Shahi Emperors and mosques. Its the only place in the world where all the emperors are buried in one place. Entry ticket: Rs 15 Camera ticket: Rs 50

Cool, peaceful place Visit atleast once when u visit hyderabad

Qutb Shahi Tombs - The largest necropolis of Deccan India that was built by the Qutb Shahi Sultans ! These are just next to the Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad. Seven tombs for seven Sultans but one remained unfinished. It was a practice amongst the Qutb Shahi Sultans to build their tombs while they lived. But the last Sultan couldn't complete and his kingdom was conquered by the Mughal emperor Aurungzeb ! The Mughal emperor offered his prayers at a small mosque inside the tomb complex which stands till date. Besides the seven tombs there are several other tombs of queens and other royal family members.