On Tuesday, the contestants of Miss World 2025 from 109 countries were given a grand welcome at the historic Charminar and the famous Laad Bazaar (Bangle Market) in Hyderabad. A red carpet was laid on the 400-year-old Charminar and the atmosphere became even more pleasant with the tunes of Marfa music. During this, some contestants could not stop themselves from dancing to the music. A special photoshoot was also held against the grand backdrop of Charminar.

Welcomed with roses, bought bangles
The Miss World contestants from 109 countries were welcomed with applause by the crowd gathered there. As part of the heritage walk of the old city, the contestants saw the traditional art of bangle making in Laad Bazaar and also praised the work of the artisans there. The shopkeepers welcomed them with roses and offered free shopping. They requested the contestants to take the specialties of Hyderabad, Charminar and Laad Bazaar to their countries.

From when to when is the Miss World competition
After shopping for bangles in Lad Bazaar, the contestants reached the Nizam-era Chowmahalla Palace, where a cultural program was organized to make their evening special. During this, the Telangana government made full arrangements for their security and traffic. Miss World 2025 will start from May 10 and run till May 31. The Telangana government is using this global event to enhance the international image and investment of the state. The contestants will visit several tourist places including UNESCO sites like the Ramappa temple.

A. Revanth Reddy and Nagarjuna had dinner
In the evening, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, ministers and actor Nagarjuna attended dinner with the contestants at Chowmahalla Palace. Along with dinner, the mehndi ceremony and Nizami costumes added to the royal heritage of Hyderabad. Apart from this, the contestants saw and experienced the weapons, royal goods and artifacts of the Nizam era.

Julia Morley praises Telangana hospitality
Miss World Organisation chairman Julia Morley called Telangana "the world's best kept secret". She praised the state's tourist spots, medical facilities and hospitality. The special feast concluded with a royal feast ranging from Hyderabadi biryani to Mirchi ka salan, Cubani ka meetha and kebabs and live music.