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HYDERABAD, APRIL 25. Heritage lovers in the city on Sunday had a peep into the history of the Old City, from Charminar to the Khilwat Palace, as they marched along the streets as part of a heritage walk organised by the Department of Tourism. The walk, which included tourists from Gujarat, Mumbai and local heritage enthusiasts, began at Charminar and passed through Laad Bazaar, Shahi Jilau Khana, Moti Gali and various other remains of the Nizam's era, many which were destroyed by encroachers, road widening schemes and expanding business enterprises. The walk was co-ordinated by Tourism Deputy Director, Ramanarasaiah, along with other officials of the department.
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