After a good night's sleep at the Mission President's home in Bangalore, we returned to the Bangalore Airport via taxi and were reunited with our luggage which came in on a later flight. We flew to Hyderabad and were met there by the Lylerlys, who are serving a Humanitarian mission. They hosted us for two days, "showed us the ropes", and took us to some touristy places. We were able to hear Julie B. Beck, General Relief Society President, speak at the Hyderabad Chapel. On Friday we flew to Visakhapatnam where we were met by the Branch President and went directly to our apartment. We sure were tired of dragging eight pieces of luggage around with us -- and everyone else was tired of being our "porters".
Tombs of Qutb Shahi Kings, or, Seven Tombs at ruins of Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, 16th C.
Students at Holy Bell School, Hyderabad. Most of these children do not have a mother or father and/or are professional beggars. The Church's Humanitarian Services provide their uniforms, school bags and a daily lunch.
Charminar and Bazaars, Hyderabad's principal landmark was built by Mohammed Quli Qutb Shat in 1591 to commemorate the founding of Hyderabad and the end of epidemics which affected or killed many people.
Tombs of Qutb Shahi Kings, or, Seven Tombs at ruins of Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, 16th C.
Students at Holy Bell School, Hyderabad. Most of these children do not have a mother or father and/or are professional beggars. The Church's Humanitarian Services provide their uniforms, school bags and a daily lunch.
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