Visitor Information
Everything you need to plan your visit to Poultry India 2026 in Hyderabad
Hitex Exhibition Centre
Poultry India 2026 will be held at the Hitex Exhibition Centre, one of India's premier exhibition venues located in the IT hub of Hyderabad. The venue offers world-class facilities with over 25,000 sq. meters of exhibition space.
Address: Trade Fair Office Building, Izzat Nagar, Hitex, Hyderabad – 500084, Telangana, India
Exhibition Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (All 3 days)
Dates: 25 – 27 November 2026
Getting to Hyderabad
Hyderabad is well-connected by air, rail, and road
Hotel Accommodation
Recommended hotels near the exhibition venue
Park Hyatt Hyderabad
ITC Kohenur
Radisson Hyderabad Hitec City
Holiday Inn Express Hitec City
Lemon Tree Premier Hitec City
For special event rates and group bookings, contact our team.
Visa Support
International visitors requiring a visa to enter India can request a Business Visa Invitation Letter from the Poultry India organizing committee. We are happy to assist with your visa application process.
- Business visa invitation letters available on request
- Apply for an Indian e-Visa online at indianvisaonline.gov.in
- Allow at least 4–6 weeks for visa processing
Visa Application Tips
- Register as a visitor on our website first
- Request your visa invitation letter via our contact form
- Apply for a Business Visa (B-1) or Conference Visa
- Carry your visitor registration confirmation to the event
- Contact us if you need additional support documentation
Discover Hyderabad
India's City of Pearls — a perfect blend of heritage, technology, and cuisine
Charminar
The iconic 16th-century monument built in 1591, standing at the heart of the Old City. Surrounded by the vibrant Laad Bazaar, it is the most recognised symbol of Hyderabad.
Famous For
- Street shopping at Laad Bazaar — bangles, pearls, perfumes
- Huge variety of clothing at bargain rates
- Authentic Hyderabadi street food & eateries
- Indo-Islamic architecture & pearl markets
Nearby Locations
Golconda Fort
A majestic medieval fortress dating back to the 13th century, famed for its ingenious acoustics, secret passages, and stunning panoramic views of the city from its summit.
Famous For
- Unique acoustic system — a clap at the gate is heard at the hilltop
- Qutb Shahi dynasty history & diamond trade legacy
- Light & Sound show narrating 400 years of history
- Local handicraft vendors at the fort entrance
Nearby Locations
Hussain Sagar Lake
A heart-shaped lake built in 1563, featuring the iconic 18-metre monolithic Buddha statue on Gibraltar Rock at its centre. Tank Bund road along the lake is lined with statues of Telugu legends.
Famous For
- Best night view in Hyderabad — illuminated Necklace Road promenade
- Buddha statue boat ride
- Street food stalls along Eat Street
- Scenic Tank Bund road with Telugu hero statues
Nearby Locations
Ramoji Film City
Guinness World Record holder as the world's largest integrated film studio complex. A full-day entertainment destination with live shows, themed sets, and adventure rides.
Famous For
- Film sets you can walk through & photo ops
- Live stunt shows & dance performances
- Theme rides & adventure activities
- Themed souvenir shops & film memorabilia
Nearby Locations
Salar Jung Museum
One of India's three national museums, housing over a million rare artefacts collected from across the world. The Salar Jung family's private collection spans centuries of art and craft.
Famous For
- The famous Veiled Rebecca marble sculpture
- Musical Clock that performs every hour
- Rare Mughal-era manuscripts & antiques
- Antique bookstores & curio shops on Afzal Gunj Road
Nearby Locations
Chowmahalla Palace
The seat of the Asaf Jahi dynasty and former royal residence of the Nizams. Known for its grand courtyards, durbar hall, and a prized collection of vintage cars.
Famous For
- Nizam heritage & royal architecture
- Vintage car collection including Rolls Royces
- Grand Khilwat (Durbar Hall) with 19 chandeliers
- Traditional Zardozi & Bidriware crafts in nearby Pathergatti
Nearby Locations
Makkah Masjid
One of the oldest and largest mosques in India, built in 1694 by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The central arch bricks were made from soil brought from Makkah, giving the mosque its name.
Famous For
- Bricks made from sacred Makkah soil
- Tombs of the Nizams within the mosque compound
- Stunning Mughal-era granite architecture
- One of the largest mosques in the world — holds 10,000 worshippers
Nearby Locations
Lumbini Park
A beautifully maintained urban park on the banks of Hussain Sagar Lake, offering a laser show, musical fountain, and boat rides to the Buddha statue.
Famous For
- Laser show on Hussain Sagar in the evening
- Musical fountain with light effects
- Boat rides to the monolithic Buddha statue
- Lush green gardens ideal for family outings
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Shilparamam
A vibrant arts & crafts village near Hitec City, showcasing traditional Indian handicrafts, live artisan workshops, and cultural performances. A must-visit for authentic souvenirs.
Famous For
- Live artisan workshops — pottery, weaving, painting
- Authentic handicraft shopping at fair prices
- Cultural dance & music performances on weekends
- Rural village replicas from different Indian states
Nearby Locations
Birla Mandir
A stunning white marble temple dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, perched on a 280-ft hillock called Naubath Pahad. Offers breathtaking panoramic views of the twin cities and Hussain Sagar.
Famous For
- Built entirely of Rajasthani white marble
- Panoramic views of Hyderabad, Secunderabad & Hussain Sagar
- Blend of South Indian & Rajasthani architecture
- Serene hilltop setting for an evening visit
Nearby Locations
Nehru Zoological Park
One of India's largest zoos spread over 380 acres, home to nearly 1,500 species of birds, animals, and reptiles. Features a safari park, butterfly garden, and natural history museum.
Famous For
- Lion & tiger safari in open-range enclosures
- Butterfly garden & nocturnal animal house
- Natural History Museum inside the park
- Train ride & toy train for kids covering the full zoo
Nearby Locations
Qutub Shahi Tombs
A magnificent necropolis of the Qutub Shahi dynasty, featuring beautifully restored domed tombs, mosques, and gardens. One of the most underrated heritage sites in India.
Famous For
- Seven grand royal tombs with Indo-Persian architecture
- Beautifully landscaped Deccan gardens after restoration
- Ibrahim Bagh — the oldest Mughal-style garden in the Deccan
- Peaceful, less-crowded alternative to Golconda Fort