Ramoji Film City Situated In Hyderabad At 1666 Acres. It Is World's Best Film City. It Is A Very Famous Tourist Place; It Has An Amusement Park Also. It Was Setup By Ramoji Group In 1996. Number Of Films In Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Gujarati, Bengali, Oriya, Bhojpuri, English And Several Tv Commercials And Serials Are Produced Here Every Year.

The Charminar Is As Much The Signature Of Hyderabad As The Taj Mahal Is Of Agra Or The Eiffel Tower Is Of Paris. Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah, The Founder Of Hyderabad, Built Charminar In 1591 At The Centre Of The Original City Layout. It Is Said To Be Built As A Charm To Ward Off A Deadly Epidemic Raging At That Time. Four Graceful Minarets Soar To A Height Of 48.7 M Above The Ground. Charminar Has 45 Prayer Spaces And A Mosque In It. Visitors Can View The Architectural Splendour Inside The Charminar. The Monument Is Illuminated In The Evenings And A Pedestrianisation Project Around The Monument Is Under Implementation.

Two Hundred Yards Southwest Of The Charminar Is The Mecca Masjid, So Named Because The Bricks Were Brought From Mecca To Build The Central Arch. The Qutb Shahis Never Finished The Building Of The Mosque, Which Was Completed By Aurangzeb In 1694.

Golconda Is One Of The Famous Forts Of India. The Name Originates From The Telugu Words golla Konda Meaning shepherd's Hill. The Origins Of The Fort Can Be Traced Back To The Yadava Dynasty Of Deogiri And The Kakatiyas Of Warangal. Golconda Was Originally A Mud Fort, Which Passed To The Bahmani Dynasty And Later To The Qutb Shahis, Who Held It From 1518 To 1687 A.d. The First Three Qutb Shahi Kings Rebuilt Golconda, Over A Span Of 62 Years. The Fort Is Famous For Its Acoustics, Palaces, Ingenious Water Supply System And The Famous Fateh Rahben Gun, One Of The Cannons Used In The Last Siege Of Golconda By Aurangzeb, To Whom The Fort Ultimately Fell.

The Glorious Past Of Golconda Fort Is Narrated Effectively With Matchless Sound And Light Effects. The Unique Sound & Light Show Takes You Right Back In Time, When Golconda Was Full Of Life, Glory And Grandeur.

The Tombs Of The Legendary Qutb Shahi Kings Lie About A Kilometer Away From Banjara Darwaza Of The Golconda Fort. Planned And Built By The Qutb Shahis Themselves, These Tombs Are Said To Be The Oldest Historical Monuments In Hyderabad. They Form A Large Group And Stand On A Raised Platform. The Tombs Are Built In Persian, Pathan And Hindu Architectural Styles Using Grey Granite, With Stucco Ornamentation, The Only One Of Its Kind In The World Where An Entire Dynasty Has Been Buried At One Place.

Taramati Baradari Is Located At Ibrahimbagh, On The Osman Sagar (gandipet) Road, Close To Golconda. The Complex Is Spread Over A Sprawling 7-acre Area Amidst Lush Green Environs With The Backdrop Of The Famed Golconda Fort. The Heritage Monument Built By The Seventh Sultan Of Golconda Is Accessed From The Complex. With Two Fully Equipped Theatres, Taramati Baradari Culture Village Is The Perfect Venue For Music Concerts, Performing Arts, Social Events Etc. The Baradari Illuminated In Dynamic Lighting Forms The Backdrop Of All Activities. Ph: 23520172, Visiting Hours: 8 Am - 9.30 Pm

This White Marble Temple Of Lord Venkateswara Floats On The City Skyline, On Kala Pahad. The Idol In The Temple Is A Replica Of The One At Tirumala Tirupati. Birla Planetarium: Birla Planetarium Is India's Most Modern Planetarium And First Of Its Kind In The Country. It Is Equipped With Advanced Technology From Japan And Is Built On Naubat Pahad Adjacent To Kala Pahad. And The Science Museum Stands Tribute To The Advancement Achieved By Science And Technology.

This Museum Houses One Of The Biggest One-man Collections Of Antiques Of The World By Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung Iii. The Objects D'art Include Persian Carpets, Moghal Miniatures, Chinese Porcelain, Japanese Lacquerware, Famous Statues Including The Veiled Rebecca And Marguerite And Mephistopheles, A Superb Collection Of Jade, Daggers Belonging To Queen Noor Jahan And The Emperors Jahangir And Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb's Sword And Many Other Fabulous Items. (friday Closed) Ph: 24523211 Visiting Hours: 10 Am -5 Pm

A Visit To The Andhra Pradesh State Archaeological Museum Is A Delight For Art Lovers. Located In The Picturesque Public Gardens, The Museum Boasts Of One Of The Richest Repositories Of Antiques And Art Objects In The Country. Built In 1920 By The Nizam Vii, The Museum Building Itself Is A Fine Example Of Indo-saracenic Architecture. The Museum Contains A Buddhist Gallery, Brahmanical & Jain Gallery, Bronze Gallery, Arms & Armour Gallery, Numismatics Gallery, Ajanta Gallery And More. Adjacent To The State Museum Is The Contemporary Art Museum. Public Gardens: Hyderabad Has Several Beautiful Gardens, One Of The Most Popular Being The Public Gardens, Which Also Encloses The State Legislature, State Archaeological Museum, Jubilee Hall, Jawahar Bal Bhavan And Telugu Lalita Kala Thoranam, An Open-air Theatre. (friday Closed) Ph: 23234942 . Visiting Hours : 10.30 Am - 5 Pm

Spanning 300 Lush Green Acres, The Nehru Zoological Park Is A Must For Nature Lovers. It Has Over 250 Species Of Animals And Birds, Most Of Which Are Kept In Conditions As Close To Their Natural Habitats As Possible. This Is The First Zoo To Create Moated Enclosures For Animals. The Lion Safari Park, Natural History Museum And Children's Train Are The Added Attractions. Mir Alam Tank: Mir Alam Tank Is A Large Lake Adjacent To Nehru Zoological Park. Ap Tourism Operates Boats On The Lake, For Which One Has To Enter Through The Zoo. (monday Closed)

Another Attraction At Madhapur Besides Hi-tec City In Hyderabad Is The 30-acre Village, Which Showcases Arts And Crafts Of The Country. India Is An Ocean Of Various Arts And Crafts But The Talent Of Most Of The Artisans And Artists Goes Unrecognized. To Encourage Them And Give The Necessary Boost To Their Art, The Crafts Village Hosts Annual Bazaars, Where Artists And Artisans From All Over The Country Exhibit Their Talent.

One Of The Modern Monuments Of Trade And Technology, It Embodies The Newfound Attitude Of Hyderabad And Today Finds A Place Of Pride. Situated On The Outskirts Of The City, It Is The Nucleus Of Cyberabad, The It Destination In This Part Of The World. Cyber Towers Is The Main Building Here.

Excavated In 1562 A.d. By Hussain Shah Wali During The Time Of Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah, The Lake Has A Promenade That Is A Busy Thoroughfare Today. Boating And Water Sports Are A Regular Feature In The Hussainsagar. One Of The World's Tallest Monolithic Statues Of The Buddha Stands On The rock Of Gibraltar, In The Middle Of The Lake. Added To All These, Ap Tourism Has Additional Boating Facilities Like Speed Boats, Motor Boats, 48 Seater Launch Etc. Starlit Dinner On-board And Private Parties Also Can Be Arranged On The Launch. Surroundings Of Hussainsagar Lake Provide Marvellous Entertainment Options Like Ntr Gardens, Necklace Road, Tank Bund, Prasads Multiplex, Lumbini Park, Sanjeevaiah Park Etc.

The Stately Purani Haveli, The Palace Acquired Around The Year 1750 By The Second Nizam, Is Now Converted Into A Museum With A Fascinating Collection. The Museum Exhibits The Gifts And Mementos Presented To The Last Nizam On The Occasion Of The Silver Jubilee Celebrations In 1937. A 1930 Rolls Royce, Packard And A Mark V Jaguar Are Among The Vintage Cars Displayed. There Is An Interesting Collection Of Models Made In Silver Of All The Prominent Buildings Of The City And Citations In Urdu About H.e.h. Mir Osman Ali Khan, Gold Burnished Wooden Throne Used For The Silver Jubilee Celebrations, Gold Tiffin Box Inlaid With Diamonds, And A Gold Model Of Jubilee Pavilion.

Built In Several Phases By The Nizams Between 1857-1869, This Is Now One Of The Heritage Buildings. The Complex Comprises Four Palaces In Moghal And European Styles, Of Which The Main Palace Is Double Storeyed With The Others Being Single-storeyed Blocks.

The secret Lake Is Situated Close To Shilparamam Crafts Village And Hitec City, Behind Jubilee Hills. Ap Tourism Organizes Boating In The Lake. Something Fishy, A Bar At Secret Lake (durgam Cheruvu) Ph:23110523 , Visiting Hours : 9 Am - 8.30 Pm

The Balaji Temple Is Located At Chilkur In The Hyderabad District. It Is 33 Kms Away From Mehdipatnam. Approximately 75,000 To 1,00,000 Devotees Visit In A Week. Generally Temple Gets Heavy Rush On Saturdays And Sundays. Set In Sylvan Surroundings, The Temple Attracts Thousands Of Pilgrims Every Year And Is An Ideal Place For Sequestered Retreat And Meditation.

One Of The Largest Parks Within The City Kbr National Park Is A Southern Tropical Deciduous Forest And The Last Vestigial Representative Of The Endemic Flora Of Hyderabad Region, With Over 100 Species Of Birds, 20 Species Of Reptiles And 15 Species Of Butterflies.

Located At Chilkur, 25 Km. From Hyderabad, The Park Contains The Endemic Flora Of Hyderabad And Is An Urban Refuge For Small Mammals Like Wild Boar, Jungle Cat Etc. And Birds.

Located 15 Km. From Hyderabad, The Park Has More Than 350 Black Bucks, 400 Cheetals And A Number Of Wild Boars, Small Mammals, Reptiles And Over 100 Species Of Birds.

The First Botanical Gardens In Andhra Pradesh, Spread Over 120 Acres. Already Open To Public Is The First Phase, With The Completion Of Some Sections. The Sections Include Medicinal Plants, Timber Trees, Fruit Trees, Ornamental Plants, Aquatic Plants And Bamboos. The Park Has Been Designed To Have Large Water Bodies, Rolling Meadows, Natural Forests, Rich Grasslands And Exquisite Rock Formations.

Osmansagar, Better Known As Gandipet, On The Outskirts Of Hyderabad Is An Excellent Picnic Spot. Osmansagar Is One Of The Two Lakes On The City's Periphery That Supplies Drinking Water To The Great Metropolis. The Lake Is A Reservoir Created By A Dam Across The Isa, A Tributary Of The River Musi. Abutting The Lake And The Bund Are Lush Gardens That Provide The Ideal Ambience For An Outing. Overlooking The Lake Is The Heritage Building, Sagar Mahal, Built As A Resort By The Nizam Of Hyderabad And Converted Now Into A Lake Resort Managed By Ap Tourism.

Located 24 Km To The North Of Secunderabad, Shamirpet Has A Beautiful Lake And A Deer Park. Its Peaceful Environs Make It A Great Picnic Spot. Ap Tourism Offers Comfortable Cottage Facilities For Accommodation, While The Forest Lodges Can Be Booked With The Ap Forest Department Office At Saifabad.

Laad Bazaar Is Located In A Street Packed With Shops Selling Perfumes, Textiles And Jewellery. The Historic Market Is The Go-to Place For Wedding Shopping In The City. Its Specialty Is Hand-crafted Lac Bangles, Which Are Produced In Local Workshops And Embellished With Glittering, Colorful Stones. The Shops Here Also Stock Brass And Silver Bangles Studded With Pearls. Address: Khilwat, Charminar Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 500002, India

This 18th-century Palace Is Amongst The Prettiest Structures Built By The Asaf Jahis. Inspired By The Iranian Shah's Palace At Tehran, It Consists Of Four Palaces That Were Used To Host Durbars And Receive The British Viceroy. Now A Unesco World Heritage Site, It Is Spread Across 12 Acres Of Courtyards, Gardens, Palaces And Fountains. Its Piece De Resistance Is The Grand Khilwat Or Durbar Hall, Whose Interiors Were Made With Italian Marble And Decorated With 19 Belgian Chandeliers, And House The Marble Throne Used By The Nizam. The Palace Hosts Cultural Events And Can Also Be Rented As A Venue For Weddings And Parties. Address: Khilwat, 20-4-236, Motigalli, Hyderabad

A Posh Shopping Mall Located In Banjara Hills, Gvk One Is The Preferred Choice For Well-heeled Shoppers. As You Walk In, You're Likely To Gape At The Exquisite Aquarium Ablaze With Beautiful Lights. Home To A Plethora Of International Luxury Stores Such As Charles & Keith, Kenneth Cole And Calvin Klein, Gvk One Redefines Luxury Shopping In Hyderabad. The Mall Also Keeps The Kids Entertained With Its Miniature Golf Course On The Ground Floor, And The Fun Zone Which Includes House Of Horrors, A 4-d Ride And A Shark Journey. To Grab A Quick Bite While Shopping, Head To Hard Rock Cafe, Cookie Man, Subway, Kfc Or The Multi-cuisine Food Court On The Third Floor. Cinema Lovers Are In For A Treat As The Mall Houses A Six-screen Inox Theatre, Complete With Comfortable Recliners And High-end Acoustics. Address: Road Number 1, Balapur Basthi, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.

Located In A Pretty Bungalow, This Designer Store Offers Indian Ethnic Wear By Well-known Designers Such As Rohit Bal, Tarun Tahiliani, Sabyasachi Mukherjee And Manish Arora. These Include Wedding Wear Such As Ghaghras, Saris And Anarkalis, To Casual Clothing, Bags And Purses, And A Collection Of Jewellery From Amrapalli. Address: Milestone 476, Road No 10, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Sprawled Across Five Floors, The Massive Hyderabad Central Mall Is One Of The Most Popular Shopping Malls In Hyderabad. Easily Accessible From Major Parts Of The City, This Shopper's Pit-stop Is Located On Punjagutta Road And Is A One-stop-shop For Designer Labels And International Brands. Spanning 2,50000 Sq. Ft., Hyderabad Central Houses Book Shops, Cafes, Restaurants, Apparel Stores, Jewellery Showrooms And Even A Food Court. From Hidesign And Guess To Giovani And Blackberrys, There Are A Countless High-end Stores For The Big Spenders Here. The Mall Also Offers Something For Movie Buffs With A Pvr Cinemas On Its Top Floor. Address: Durga Nagar, Punjagutta Cross Road, Hyderabad, Hyderabad

Overlooking The Beautiful Durgam Cheruvu Lake, The Humongous Inorbit Mall Is A Popular Weekend Hangout For The Locals. A Great Place To Shop, Eat And Unwind, The Mall Houses Global Brands, Famous Restaurants, International Cafe Chains And Gaming Zones. As You Step Inside, You Will Spot Hypercity�a Massive Supermarket�on The Ground Floor. The Mall Might Take You By Surprise With It Sheer Size, With Outlets By Fashion Brands Like And, Giordiano, Lacoste And Benetton As Well As Large Retail Chains Such As Shoppers Stop And Lifestyle. A Perfect Place To Indulge In Retail Therapy, Inorbit Mall Has Something For Every Kind Of Shopper. Address: Apiic Software Layout, Mindspace, Madhapur, Hyderabad, Hyderabad.

Famous Ice Cream, The Ammunition Bazaar And The Paan - Need We Say More? The Moazzam Jahi Market, Built In 1935, Is Not Just A Fruit Market, But Is An Identity Of Asal Hyderabad.

Part Of A Series Of Indian Restaurants, Hyderabad's Barbeque Nation Offers A Fun And Engaging Dining Experience. A Dinner Here Starts With A Pre-fixed Menu Of Five Barbecued Starters, Which Are The Real Draw Of All Barbeque Nation's Outlets. Each Table Is Equipped With A Grill That Guests Can Use To Keep Their Starters Warm Or Glaze With The Accompanying Marinades And Sauces. All Tables Also Have A Little Flag: The Alert Service Keeps The Starters Coming Until The Flag Is Up. If You Wish To Take A Break Or Proceed To The Main Courses, Signal This By Folding The Flag Down. The Extensive Spread Of Dishes Offered At Barbeque Nation Is Influenced By International Cuisine, But Deeply Founded On India's National Fare. Barbeque Nation, Ground Floor, Anr Centre, Plot No.6-3-249/5/1, Road No.1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 6060 0000

With Six Outlets Throughout The City, Paradise Is A Food Empire Limited To Hyderabad Specialising In Hyderabadi, Indian And Chinese Delicacies. The Branches Range From Large Spaces In Pre-established Compounds To Enormous Venues Comprising Several Different Eateries Under The Same Roof - Quite The Progress For A Little Cafe That First Opened In 1953 To Serve Tea And A Few Snacks. The Secret To Paradise's Wild Success Is The Ridiculously Good Biryanis, The Best In Town By General Consensus. One Of The Most Frequented Paradise Spots Is The Food Court Located In The District Of Secunderabad. Here, A Multi-level, Modern Palace Hosts A Cafe, A Bakery, An Al Fresco Restaurant On The Roof, Another One With Seating On The Street Level Patio, And The Acclaimed Persis Gold Restaurant. Paradise Food Court, Mahatma Gandhi Rd, Sappu Bagh Apaprtment, Jogani, Kalasiguda, Secunderabad, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 6631 3721

If You're Too Far From A Paradise Branch, But Desperately Craving A Delicious, Well-cooked Biryani, Look For A Bawarchi Restaurant Instead. Bawarchi Is Another Hyderabad Chain Of Restaurants That Locals Love And Flock To For Some Of This Ubiquitous, Rice-based Staple. Several Variants Of Biryani Are Up For Grabs, Including A Vegetarian Option, But In The Most Popular Recipe The Basmati Rice Is Seasoned With Succulent Bits Of Marinated Mutton Meat. Besides Biryani, Bawarchi Serves Delectable, Traditional Asian Fare Spanning Meat Dishes, Noodles, Fried Rice And Kebabs. Venues And Atmosphere Are Not Killer, But Convenient Prices Nicely Make Up For This. Bawarchi Restaurant, Plot No 66, Rtc Cross Road, Opp Sandhya Theater, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 2763 4490

In India And The Entire South Asia, Chutneys Are An Accompaniment Available In An Incredible Number Of Variants, But Basically Consisting In A Dip Obtained From A Combination Of Spices, Vegetables And Fruits. These Traditional Delights Give The Name To Hyderabad's Chutneys, A Famed, Local Set Of Restaurants Serving Scrumptious, Traditional South Indian Food, Including A Signature Selection Of Six Different Type Of Chutneys. Here You Can Also Try Other Yummy Treats Courtesy Of South India Like Dosas, Idlis And Pesarattus, Three Different Type Of Wraps, But All Equally Delicious. Or Join Chutneys For Breakfast And Try Umpa, A Favourite Staple Similar To Porridge Typically Eaten During The Earliest Meal Of The Day. Chutneys, Plot No. 3-6-111/8, 1st Floor, Far East Plaza, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 3048 8484

Being Washed By The Ocean, Hyderabad's Regional Cuisine Features A Stronger Emphasis On Fish And Seafood Than One Can Say Of The Country's Northern Regions. Hyderabad's Restaurant Dakshin, Part Of The City's Itc Hotel, Specialises In South Indian Specialties And Reflects The Prominence Of Sea-inspired Dishes Through A Tantalising Variety Of Fish-based Treats; But The House's Menu Lists Many Other Delectable Delicacies Of The South, Including The Mouth-watering, Traditional Kerala Stew. Dakshin's Chefs Surprise Patrons With Personal, Creative Touches That Throw New Light - And Taste - On The Staples They Eat Every Day. Hotel Itc Kakatiya, 6-3-1187, Greenlands Road, Begumpet, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 2340 0132

Minerva Coffee Shop Has Been Part Of Hyderabad's Dining Scene For Many Years Now. The Restaurant Has A Solid Fan Base Of Foodies That Thoroughly Enjoys The Scrumptious, Authentic Dishes Of Indian Cuisine Expertly Prepared By The Kitchen. In Fact, Minerva Surveys The Best Highlights Of Both North And South Indian Cooking, Which Can Be Quite Different From Each Other. Open All Day-round From Breakfast Time To Dinner, This Casual Eatery Has One Of Its Major Draws In South India's Tiffins, A Collective Name Used To Indicate An Array Of Inviting Snack Pastries Like The Dosas Or The Idlis. Coffee, Service And Hygiene Are Also Above Average For Hyderabad Standards. Minerva Coffee Shop, 6-3-1110,ground Floor, Amrutha Mall, Raj Bhavan Road Somajiguda, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 2341 5910

Choose Gufaa For An Unconventional, Primitive Dining Experience In Hyderabad. The Themed Restaurant's Rocky Walls Are Designed To Resemble The Inside Of A Cave. Sculptures Of Animal Heads Like Elephants And Tigers Are Hung On The Walls Here And There, Plant Roots And Branches Creep Up The Rocks, A Large-sized Mural Mimics Neanderthal Man's Ancient Drawings, As Dim Lighting Plunges The Restaurant In Half Darkness. Sit In One Of The Bamboo Chairs With Zebra-skin Cushions And Enjoy A Meal Of Tasty Indian Fare. The Food Is Definitely Good But Not Particularly Excellent (and A Bit Pricey); However A Visit At Gufaa Is Utterly Recommended For Fun, Out-of-the-ordinary Dinner. Gufaa Ohri's Cuisine Court, Door No. 5-9-30/16-20, Ohri's Cuisine Court, Opposite Gandhi Medical College, Basheer Bagh, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 2329 8811

Hosted Inside Hyderabad's Upmarket Westin Hotel, Restaurant Kangan Is Firmly Driven By Chef Rakesh Singh. Chef Singh Delivers A Delectable Menu Of Indian Specialties Which Fully Celebrate The Country's Distinctive Aromas And Spices. In Particular, Kangan Is A Recommended Choice To Experience The Tastes Of Northwestern India's Gastronomy, Influenced By The Peshawari Tradition Hailing From The Neighbouring Pakistan. The Beverage Department Is Another Forte Of Kangan's. The Restaurant Boasts A Fine Selection Of Indian Teas Typical Of Hyderabad, As Well As An Outstanding Gamut Of Single Malt Scotches. Sip Your Whiskey And Enjoy The Live Jazz Music Hanging In The Air. Kangan, Raheja Mindspace, Mindspace, Hitech City, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 6767 6838

Stepping In Irresistibly Charming Restaurant Olive Bistro, You Are Made To Wonder Whether You're Still In Hyderabad Or Maybe You Were Somehow Magically Teleported To The Greek Island Of Santorini. Beautifully Decorated, The Bistro's All-white, Rough Walls Are Nicely Complemented By A Faux Vaults, Tablecloths In Floral Patterns And Pastel Tints, And A Stunning Tile Floor. The Outdoor Patio Is Simply Magical, Complemented By Garden Furniture And Offering Panoramic Views Of The Freshwater Durgam Cheruvu Lake Ahead. A Gem Of A Restaurant In A Lucky Location, Come At Olive Bistro To Linger Over Exquisite Mediterranean Fare, Perhaps For A Soothing Sunday Brunch. Olive Bistro, Road No 46 Jubilee Hills , At Kona's Durgam Cheruvu, Hyderabad, India, +91 92 48 912347

The First Train To Ever Take To The Rails In India Took Off From Bori Bunder In 1853, During The British Raj. Hyderabad's Restaurant Sahib Sindh Sultan Celebrates That Historical Episode And Era In A Truly Unique Way. The Venue Is Set Up Like A Train Station: On One Side, Plenty Of Tables Are Arranged On What Would Be The Station's Platform; On The Other, Extra Seating Is Available In The Wagons Of A Pretend Train Styled According To The Aesthetics Of The Time, And Carries The Name Of The Restaurant Spelled In Gold Lettering. Elegant Decor, Silverware, Silk Tapestries And Exquisite Anglo-indian Dishes Complete A Mesmerising, Must-visit Restaurant In Hyderabad. Sahib Sindh Sultan, City Center, V Floor, Road Number 1, Road Number 10, Zehra Nagar, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, India, +91 40 6668 3337