You Haven't Experienced Hyderabad Till You Haven't Experienced the Nightlife Here! 10 Best Places to Visit in Hyderabad at Night (2020)

The perfect time to go to Hyderabad is wintertime, from October to February. During the period, the maximum temperature stays around 28 to 29 degrees Celsius, while the minimum the mercury drops to is about 13 degrees. In addition to the environmental factors, the organisation of the Deccan festival and other cultural events in February also makes a visit to Hyderabad worthwhile. Thus, even when comparing the colder months, February comes out to be the best time to visit the place!

It stays warm throughout the year except for winters. That’s justified in the point above, making October to February a preferred time to visit Hyderabad. The period of March to May remains the summer season, with temperature lying between 30 to 45 degrees Celsius. It is advised to carry sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, and cotton clothes if you ever plan to visit Hyderabad during this season.

The monsoon starts in June and lasts till September. Since heavy rain and strong winds blow out during the period, it could get inconvenient moving around the city during monsoon. And, if you are going to visit Hyderabad during this season, you must carry a raincoat and umbrella.

Telugu is the official language of this city. However, people do speak other regional languages as well. And, for commercial and official purposes, English language is used in most of the cases. While conversing with locals, you won’t face any problem if you know English as they understand the language and use it for everyday conversations. Besides, Hindi and Urdu are also quite standard among people in the capital city.

If you are worried about being out at night, a better understanding can be had by considering Hyderabad’s division into two parts, Cyberabad and Hyderabad. Cyberabad refers to the cyber (tech-enabled) part of the city comprising of technology companies and other workplaces. The area’s safe for women even after 10 pm, with many females working for late-night shifts and moving around. You can go to the Banjara hills and Jubilee hills at night without any worries. In Cyberabad, for the safety of women, a special team is deployed by the name of the SHE team.

Though this doesn’t mean that the other part, Hyderabad isn’t safe, you’d be able to see several female companions around Krupa, Ram ki Bandi, Mozamjahi, and Charminar areas. You should just take the usual precautions and restrict your movements only until midnight. Other areas like the Hyderabad IT corridor and Panjagutta are also considered safe where you can find women enjoying after 10 pm.

Hyderabad doesn’t sleep at night, and that’s why various food outlets serve tasty cuisines until late at night. Ram ki Bandi is a favourite hangout place where you can visit for South Indian food. It is Hyderabad’s famous dosa center that stays open from 2:30 am to 8:00 am with an average cost price for two people around Rs. 150.

And, you can enjoy Hot Irani Chai from Nimah café and bakery which opens at 4 am. Rejoice Maggie lovers as you can enjoy egg Maggi, omelet, butter Maggi, and cheese Maggi at DLF street food! The place’s located near the Gachibowli and stays open 24x7.

And, if you feel more hungry and desire for a proper meal, express meals could be just the right place for you. It is situated near the Banjara hills and operates till 2:30 am. It serves North Indian and Chinese cuisines, and you can enjoy some famous dishes like biryani, tikka masala, fried rice, and chicken shawarma. On average, if two people go there to eat, it will likely cost them Rs. 500 approximately.

One of the city’s iconic destinations, Charminar is a mosque and landmark that has been transformed into Hyderabad’s worldwide symbol. The place is also a part of the country’s most perceived structures’ list. The name has been derived from Urdu words ‘Char’ and ‘Minar’ that mean ‘four’ and ‘pillars’ respectively. And, 4 thousand curves are upholding the resplendent minarets joined together. Another factor that attracts tourists to this place includes its enclosing markets.

A drive to the place beyond the dusk time will take you to a journey of peaceful exploration through the city’s beauty. Relish falooda, fish fry, or kebabs, popular street food items, and give your taste buds a perfect treat. Another point of attraction for food lovers is the Irani Chai of Nimrah Café, a perfect way to start the next day as the place stays open till 4 am.

Also, you can enjoy the imposing structure view with amazing lighting as traffic is low at night.

10 downing street, also known as 10D, is the oldest nightspot in the city of Hyderabad. And, due to its interiors, it’s a delight to discover the beauty of the street. Western architecture is seen across the modern mansions. Head over to the place to enjoy your favorite drinks from martinis and margaritas and a range of dishes (continental and Indian). You can also enjoy tikkas and barbecues with various drinks.

And, when you are thinking of enjoying the nightlife at the place, you won’t even need to worry about the expenses as it is quite affordable. Need more? 10 downing street features a unique theme every night. Various themes available include vintage, rock, ladies’ night, karaoke, retro, and desi from Monday to Saturday, and you can also get a 40 to 60% discount on Mondays.

Head over to the place for a relaxed session on leather sofas and classic décor of wood paneling. You can also choose from themes like music light, Bollywood Sunday, Club Saturdays, and many more to add more to the fun at night.

For a person who prefers tranquillity and serenity, Moula Ali Hills is quiet and appealing enough. In addition to the peace and calmness, the location offers the city’s gorgeous view, taking you in a new dimension of making the most of your night hangout.

Adventure lovers can take these hills as an opportunity to practice for more challenging treks in the future. The hill is dome-shaped, from the top of which you get a brilliant view of the city, particularly during the sunset. Trek up during the evening to enjoy the sunset and stay up till early morning for a soothing sunrise experience.

Planning a night out with your loved one, family, or friends? But still, need a serene environment? Here’s a road trip that you can go on at night without worrying about any traffic menace. The name’s inspired by the marine drive in Mumbai, which is famous for its Queen’s Necklace. Stretching across a distance of three kilometres, it connects Sanjeevaiah Garden, NTR Gardens, and Lumbini Park.

A drive across the lighted road is an enjoyable treat that lets you witness the cooking view of the lake. The beautiful boulevard with brilliant lake views is an ideal place to explore the city’s nightlife. And, don’t forget to put on some great music to make the ride a mesmerising one.

That’s not the end! There’s much more to explore. Witness the Buddha Statue, enjoy tasty ice cream from a street vendor, and forget the worries of life for a night. The whole stretch is almost isolated, where you can enjoy the silence and enjoy a stroll if you aren’t willing to ride through.

Adventure activity like go-kart track is a wonderful thing to do at night in Hyderabad. This is perfect for fun lovers and adventure enthusiasts, and you can participate in this activity with your family and friends from late night to till 4 am. The track operates for the said period from Mondays to Saturdays except on Sundays, when it stays open till midnight only. The adrenaline-pumping activity is a perfect thing to unwind as well as ensure you go calm and relax from your life’s hassles.

Looking for a romantic night out? This could be what you are looking for. Located across one of the River Musi’s tributaries, Hussain Sagar Lake is constructed in the form of a heart by Hyderabad’s Nizam. Nawab Khan Bahadur Mirza Akbar Baig as the central architect got this lake built over an area of 5.7 kilometres. Adding more to its charm, United Nations declared the lake to be one of the world’s most significant landmarks in a heart shape as compared to 78 lakes and 9 islands of the same shape. Separating Hyderabad from Secunderabad, its twin city, it has a gigantic Lord Budha statue at its center.

The best time to visit this place is the same as that of the city from November to February. Just before sunset, during the evenings, makes up for the best time to experience the soothing colour changing effect of the sky. Attractions at the Hussain Sagar lake include Lumbini park, Birla mandir, Buddha statue, laser and musical fountain show, and boat riding, among other watersport opportunities.

And, here comes the most popular place to visit in Hyderabad at night. On the top of the bar, you get to see the stunning and breathtaking view of the Hussain Sagar Lake. Yes, the place’s close to the lake and you can enjoy visiting both in a single night.

The altitude lounge bar is an establishment of the Marriott hotel and convention center. Though the place is a little expensive because of its delicious menu and luxurious settings, still, it is a perfect hangout place for you to make your evenings memorable with friends and loved ones with tasty food, drinks, and live music. Night party animals, this place is what you are looking for!

Hyderabad’s Hard Rock Café is a top-notch ambience and culture place where you can dance and dine. You will be amazed by the variety of beverages and food items available here. Performances of some of the famous actors and actresses are a plus. Relaxed and heartwarming, the place tingles your senses with a choice of music, including indie-rock, roll, rock, rap, hip hop, etc. Live bands such as The Indian Ocean, Saving Abel, Bob Sinclar, Swarathma, etc. also perform here on Thursdays.

The theme of the Pirate Brew is based on a novel concept with its Wednesday karaoke nights popular among people. From a large drink and food menu comprising of Chinese, Punjabi, and other cuisines to public performances, spending a night at the place is a delight in itself.

Last but not least, this one’s the most picturesque promenades in the Hyderabad, running along the Hussain Sagar Lake and lined with 33 statues of famous personalities from Secunderabad and Hyderabad. A cultural program by the culture department every Sunday evening is a unique experience. NTR dedication, Hyderabad watercraft club, Lumbini Park, and Secretariat structures are towards the South, while Hazrat Saidani Ma Saheba tomb, Secunderabad sailing club, and Sanjeevaiah Park are to its North.