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Hidden gems from old Hyderabad

Updated on: 13 March,2014 09:55 AM IST  | 
Ruchika Kher |

Heading to the city of the Nizams? Add these stops in your must-visit list

Hidden gems from old Hyderabad

Nimrah Cafe
If you are in Hyderabad, you shouldn’t miss sipping on the 22-year-old Nimrah Café’s Irani tea that is served with Osmania biscuits. These bicuits are of melt-in-the-mouth variety because they are baked every 30 minutes. The cafe is open from 4 am to 11 pm.
At: Beside Makkah Masjid, Charminar Road.



Nayeem bangles
Sporting blingy bangles is a part of daily attire for Hyderabadi women, and Nayeem Bangles has been supplying the same for 40 years. Their most sought-after items are the lacquer bangles. Bangles are available in breakable and unbreakable styles.
At: 21-2-269, Lad Bazaar.




Afzal Miyan Karchobwale
Established in 1951, this store is a go-to place for laces, not just for Hyderabadis but even for fashion designers like Rohit Bal and Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who have sourced from them. Lace with zari work or mirror detailing; they stock it all.
At: 20-4-1154, Lad Bazaar.

Navrang store
Don’t leave Hyderabad without picking up Navrang’s Biryani masalas, made with 15 masalas. While the owner refrains from revealing the details of his magic potion, even a mere whiff of the masala is enough to whet the appetite.  
At: 20-4-1102, Lad Bazaar.

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