Spread over 1,666 acres, Ramoji Film City is the largest film studio complex in the world, certified by Guinness World Records. If you're planning a day out to Ramoji Film City as a part of your Hyderabad darshan, you've found the best guide. From the best places to see inside Ramoji Film City to what to do after, add these stops to your checklist.
Ramoji Film City & Beyond! Top 11 Places To Explore For A Great Trip
Overview
Places To Explore In Ramoji City
London Street
Imagine a typical London street with iconic red telephone booths, double-decker buses and Victorian architecture buildings — that's exactly what you'll see in front of your eyes at Ramoji Film City. Yup, there's a dedicated section inside Ramoji Film City that looks just like that. Go there for the 'gram and tease your gang with London-shot images.
Hollywood Signage
Did you know you don't have to fly all the way to LA to click a picture in front of the infamous Hollywood signage? Out of the many shoot-ready locations in Ramoji Film City, this is one of them. The road leading to the signage has park benches and houses that mimic a part of Los Angeles, too.
Japanese Garden
Don't worry if Japan is not on your bucket list, you can experience the tranquillity of the famous Japanese Gardens in Hyderabad. Colourful and picturesque, Ramoji Film City's version of the Japanese Garden has sitting spaces inspired by Japanese architecture, shrubs cut out in animal shapes, bridges, and colourful tiles that will transport you to Kyoto's scenic outdoors.
Bahubali Movie Set
How can we talk about Ramoji Film City and not mention the Bahubali set? It's as huge as you would imagine it to be, and everything is spot on. From the raging bull to the throne, you can walk through Mahishmati in all its glory. You can also get a guide who will take you through the place scene by scene.
Places Nearby Ramoji City
Mount Opera
After covering the top spots in Ramoji Film City, if you want the fun to go on, head straight to Mount Opera. It’s an amusement park and a resort that has something for everyone. We’re talking Skating Rink, Go-Karting, Bungee Jumping, Bumper Cars, Ferris Wheel and more. It’s spread across 55 acres and guarantees fun with mechanical rides, a water world and a gaming zone just for kids. Hunger calls? Grab a plate at the Dolphin restaurant, which is multi-cuisine or the coffee bar.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 4 km
Sanghi Temple
The Sanghi Temple is popular as a replica of the Tirumala Temple in Tirupati, and it’s worth a visit. It’s completely built with marble and is enchanting at every step. There are beautifully carved doors near the main entrance, and the architecture is inspired by the Chola-Chalukya reign. You can pray your respects to Lord Hanuman, Lord Rama, Lord Ganesha, Lord Venkateswara, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Durga, and Goddess Ashtalakshmi. We say take in the positive vibes and the majesty of the place.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 2.8 km
Antharaganga Waterfalls
This one’s for adventure freaks and nature enthusiasts. Antharagaga Waterfalls is located between the hills, and you know what that means. Trek up the rocky terrain to reach the hilltop and behold the gushing waters. The water is clean and you can also take in the panoramic sight of the lush greenery surrounding the area. It’s a great place to wind down after a hectic day, so spend some time here in peace.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 11.2 km
Paigah Tombs
Travel inwards to Hyderabad for Paigah Tombs, one of Hyderabad’s crown jewels when it comes to Nizam-era monuments. It was built in 1786 and the architecture is phenomenal. It incorporates French, Greek, Turkish, Mughal, Rajput, Persian and Kakatiyan styles with arches, frames, carved pillars and embellished doors and windows. There’s a certain aura about the place that pulls in the visitor and takes them back to the bygone times. Truly radiant, while some parts of the structure might be dilapidated, the landmark still holds strong.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 26.6 km
Rachakonda Fort
Now one for the history buffs, check out Rachakonda Fort built in the 14th century A.D. This not only holds a great historical significance but also is a natural wonder. The rock formations here are one of the oldest rocks on Earth, roughly 2.5 million years old. This is one of the reasons you will find trekkers walking up the path. Take in the gateways of yesteryears, the underpasses, the inscriptions on the walls and admire the architecture and the sheer planning of the fort. The climb up will be rewarded with a picturesque view of the surrounding villages, serene and all.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 33 km
Bodakonda Waterfalls
A hidden gem, Bodakonda Waterfalls is a perfect picnic location. Unlike other waterfalls, the stream here doesn’t flow down from a higher altitude. Go here if you want to let your hair fly in the wind and wander amidst nature to cool down. Take lots of pictures and let the splashes calm your senses.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 31 km
Old City
From the Charminar to Salar Jung Museum, Falaknuma Palace and the thrilling food scene, Old City is an experience and how! You can shop your heart out at Laad Bazaar, eat everything Hyderabadi like Osmania biscuit and Irani chai, kebabs and falooda, visit the iconic heritage sites and wander about the streets trying to find an offbeat souvenir to take home. There’s no one way to describe Old City as the vibe and sights change every day, but you’ll always have plenty to check out, like the Chowmahalla Palace, Gulzaar House and Nimrah Cafe.
Distance from Ramoji Film City: 30 km
