Taramati Mosque - Mosque in Hyderabad - Hyderabad, India

No entry fee, no parking fee, yet maintained. There is a restaurant within the complex. View from the top is great!

Taramati Masjid This mosque, just outside the palace area, was used by Qutb Shahi rulers and their nobles. Its facade has three arches, the central arch is higher and slightly projected. Qibla niches in the west wall are surrounded by rows of small arches. Directly below the entrance arches is a basement platform consisting of a series of arched cells.

Most popular & beautiful qutub shahi masjid

Well maintained structure in the whole fort area...

Historical place week maintained ,

Mosque of Ibrahim, Golconda fort, Hyderabad Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah was the 4th Shahan-e Qutb dynasty Sultan. He ruled for 30 years from 1550 to 1580. He was the son of the 1st Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk and ascended the throne after rerurning from exile after his cruel brother Jamsheed died. Ibrahim was good in wars as much as in culture and arts sponsoring. He repaired and fortified the Golconda fort. He also built the Hussain Sagar lake dominating the north of the city then. Also the Shaikpetsarai and mosque were built during his reign. In the picture you can see Ibrahim 's mosque, a typical Qutubshahi mosque with arcades and two minarets is situated in the upper part of Golconda (="Shepherd's Hill") fort in Hyderabad. The shape of minarets with the small balconies can be found in other important early Qutubshahi mosques in Hyderabad and most prominently in Charminar.

This historical place I've spent with by brothers and sister....it was very attractive and many people will visit daily

A better place to have cityscape look from the hight of mountain.