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Monolith of Gautama Buddha on its own island in Hussain Sagar lake, which can be reached by boat.
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You can come to visit this very beautiful place in Hyderabad. You can also vote here. Here you will get to see a very beautiful statue of Dum Baat. You can spend your time here. It will seem like a very happy film. You can enjoy a lot more by coming here. You come with your family and friends.
Voting is not free here. You will come here to vote and come here at night. Very beautiful lighting is done here at night also. You can feel very happy seeing this view.
Voting is not free here. You will come here to vote and come here at night. Very beautiful lighting is done here at night also. You can feel very happy seeing this view.
Entry fees for all 20/- and after entering u if u want to go to Buddha status then u have to take ticket starting from 50/- per head and u can get a boat having nearly 50 seats...it will take u to the buddha statue then will bring u to the park.... Bring water bottle from outside inside everything is very expensive.
The Buddha Statue in Hussain Sagar is the largest monolithic statue in our country. I have added a photo that gives more details besides other photos. Please have a look.
It is a beautiful white statue that gets lit up by night. There are passenger boats available for Rs. 50/- per person, that takes us across to the Buddha statue site. Passengers can disembark there and look around the statue. The place has been adorned with lights and fountains to make it more appealing. You can also look and click around the lake front.
Evenings are light breezy and make for a wonderful evening.
Please note- you have to first get a ticket for R.20/- to enter Lumbini Park (the actual site) and then get the tickets for your boating from a counter therein. There are passenger boats, speedboats, dancing boats.....
There are eateries around the area. So go ahead, enjoy!!
It is a beautiful white statue that gets lit up by night. There are passenger boats available for Rs. 50/- per person, that takes us across to the Buddha statue site. Passengers can disembark there and look around the statue. The place has been adorned with lights and fountains to make it more appealing. You can also look and click around the lake front.
Evenings are light breezy and make for a wonderful evening.
Please note- you have to first get a ticket for R.20/- to enter Lumbini Park (the actual site) and then get the tickets for your boating from a counter therein. There are passenger boats, speedboats, dancing boats.....
There are eateries around the area. So go ahead, enjoy!!
A ticket is required for the boat ride to visit the Buddha statue.
The boat ride takes about 5 mins and it waits there for 10 mins and gets you back
Nice place
The boat ride takes about 5 mins and it waits there for 10 mins and gets you back
Nice place
Nice treat to watch telangana govt operateboat to alight the vistor in 50 rupees only however speed boat is for 350 but yes whenever you in Hyderabad go there
Awesome boat ride to the statue.. pls take the 50 rupees ticket and go to this amazing place! There are other boats like speed boat, dance boat which costs 350 and 550 something but they won’t take you here.
This 50 rupee boat ride was really good, especially in the evening times with the lights! The city view from the middle of the lake looked so good! There are bots until 9:30 and closes at 10:30pm. So, we enjoyed and had good time there!
This 50 rupee boat ride was really good, especially in the evening times with the lights! The city view from the middle of the lake looked so good! There are bots until 9:30 and closes at 10:30pm. So, we enjoyed and had good time there!
Once you reach the location of the statue, you will undoubtedly be enveloped by a delightful atmosphere. However, the journey to the destination via boat can be a bit overwhelming due to the substantial crowds. Even on a weekday, when my companions and I visited, there was a significant influx of local people eager to explore the site. Nevertheless, the breathtaking view of the nearby secretariat building was truly awe-inspiring. I highly recommend visiting this place in the evening, after sunset, as the illuminated lights on the Buddha Statue create a mesmerizing spectacle that should not be missed.
