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After sunset, there is an hour-long light and sound show telling you the story of the Golconda Fort which is worth seeing, though it could be a little boring. The English show runs Nov-Feb 6:30PM daily and Mar-Oct until 7PM daily. Hindi and Telugu shows are run afterwards on certain days. Afterwards, have a wander through the tiny streets and shops surrounding the fort. The beautiful scruffy old shops and houses will sell you everything from naan bread to bangles, and the fading and gaudy old painted gates and houses are a delight, as are the friendly locals.
A mosque attributed to Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah (Malki Bharama), the fourth monarch of the Golconda Sultanate. He is best known for patronising Telugu extensively due to his genuine love for the language.