Multi Purpose Cultural Complex

Hyderabad

Timings

10:30am AM to 5:00pm PM

closed on Fridays and Public Holidays

Location

Kavuri Hills, Madhapur, Hyderabad

Multi Purpose Cultural Complex is a museum-cum-cultural centre of the Government of Telangana which is being developed by the state government to host the rich traditions, cultural icons and historical artefacts of Telangana state.

An impressive Heritage gallery, developed by the Department of Heritage Telangana, was inaugurated on April 18th, 2014 here in connection with the World Heritage Day celebrations. This complex hosts many Prehistoric, Neolithic, Megalithic and Early historical artefacts gathered from Amarabad, Yeleshwaram and Andugula.

There are also Copper plates, Coins, Wooden objects, Arms and Weapons, Stone sculptures, Porcelain ware objects, copies of Ajantha and Chugthai paintings on display here, which captures the attention of the visitors.

Visitor Facilities

Clean drinking water and rest rooms are available. Seating arrangements are provided in the garden. Low price booklets and brochures are available.

How to Reach

Multi Purpose Cultural Complex is located in Kavuri Hills, Madhapur which is situated nearly 9 km from the heart of Hyderabad and 2 km from hi-tech city, close to Durgam Cheruvu. It is well accessible by road.

Entry Fee

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