Day3 -Ramoji film city and Dum biriyani

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We visited the Ramoji Film City,the world's largest film studio,the next day.It indeed was quite large.It had replicas of the Eiffel tower,The Statue of Liberty,Mughal Gardens,Hawa Mahal and much more.We were taken on a bus ride through the entire film city that extends to over 2000 acres.They also hosted shows on how films are made,on the earthquake effect and a play based on action and stunts.Throughout the entire length and breadth of the play there were crackers,bullets and water pouring out at you(if you're in the front row)!The studio also had rides,parks and rain dances to captivate young audiences.It did cost us a lot of time,but I guess it was worth watching.
                      It was about 8 in the evening when we returned to the city,and it was our cab driver who suggested to us the idea of visiting Lumbini park and Hussain Sagar artificial lake.We did not spend much time there and headed straight to Hotel Paradise where they said you get the best dum biriyani in Hyderabad.Well,on a personal note I think the biriyani I had in the hotel where we stayed during our trip was better,as far as Hyderabadi Dum biriyani is concerned.Otherwise I guess Kayees Biriyani in Kochi gives you the best Biriyani in the world.As an alternative I would also suggest Ajwa,here in Trivandrum(not sure if it has branches across Kerala).

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