Official conference website for OSSICON 2027, hosted by the Obesity & Metabolic Surgery Society of India (OSSI), 7th–9th January 2027 in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, is one of India's most dynamic and historically rich cities. Known as the City of Pearls, it seamlessly blends centuries of Nizami grandeur with a thriving modern identity as one of India's leading technology and pharmaceutical hubs.
Founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah on the banks of the Musi River, Hyderabad is home to iconic monuments, world-class cuisine, a vibrant arts scene, and a warm, cosmopolitan culture — making it an ideal host city for OSSICON 2027.
One of India's most populous cities and a cosmopolitan melting pot of cultures.
Home to India's largest pharmaceutical & biotech corridor — "Genome Valley".
Discover the iconic landmarks, cultural gems, and modern wonders that make Hyderabad a truly unforgettable destination for OSSICON 2027 delegates.
The iconic 16th-century mosque and monument — the symbol of Hyderabad. Surrounded by bustling bazaars of pearls, bangles, and street food.
A 13th-century fortress famous for its acoustic engineering, diamond mines, and spectacular sound & light show every evening.
A large heart-shaped lake built in 1563, featuring a 16-metre monolithic Buddha statue on Rock of Gibraltar island accessible by boat.
The world's largest integrated film studio complex (Guinness record) — a full-day entertainment and tourism destination spanning 1,666 acres.
One of India's largest museums with 43,000+ art objects — including the famous Veiled Rebecca marble sculpture and a stunning double clock.
A stunning white marble temple built on a rocky hilltop, offering panoramic views of the city and Hussain Sagar lake — especially beautiful at night.
Built by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah to commemorate the end of a plague epidemic. The four minarets are each 56 metres tall. Surrounded by Laad Bazaar — famous for pearls and bangles.
Originally a mud fort, later expanded into a massive granite citadel by the Qutb Shahi dynasty. Famous for its unique clapping acoustics and the legendary Koh-i-Noor diamond origin.
The royal necropolis of seven Qutb Shahi rulers — restored to their original splendour in 2018. A UNESCO-nominated site of remarkable Indo-Persian architecture.
One of the oldest and largest mosques in India, with capacity for over 10,000 worshippers. Bricks in the central arch were made with soil brought from Mecca.
The seat of the Asaf Jahi dynasty — a magnificent Nizam's palace complex with European and Islamic architecture. Housing a rare collection of vintage cars and royal artifacts.
Nizam's stunning hilltop palace — now a luxury Taj hotel. Modelled on a scorpion shape, its interiors rival Buckingham Palace and Versailles in opulence.
Hyderabad's culture is a rich blend of Mughal refinement, Telangana heritage, and modern cosmopolitan energy. Food, music, and crafts are at the heart of this city's identity.
The world-famous dum-cooked biryani — slow-cooked in a sealed pot with aromatic spices, saffron, and either chicken or mutton. A must-eat experience.
The city's beloved tradition — thick, milky tea brewed in the Iranian style, paired with crumbly Osmania biscuits at iconic old Irani cafés.
Hyderabad is the pearl capital of India. The Laad Bazaar near Charminar is the world's largest market for pearls, bangles, and traditional jewellery.
The city has a deep Qawwali and Ghazal tradition. The Bonalu festival, Bathukamma, and Urdu literary mushairas are key cultural events.
Hyderabadi Haleem (a GI-tagged dish) — slow-cooked meat and wheat stew — along with Lukhmi, Sheer Khurma, and Double Ka Meetha are local delicacies.
Hyderabad's tech corridor is home to Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and 1,500+ IT companies — a symbol of the city's modern transformation.
Telangana's floral festival of womanhood — celebrated with stacked flower arrangements, folk songs, and traditional dances unique to the region.
Traditional Bidriware metalwork (silver inlay on blackened zinc) and Nirmal paintings are Hyderabad's prized GI-tagged handicraft traditions.
Hyderabad's international airport (IATA: HYD) is one of India's busiest and best-rated airports — consistently ranked among the top airports in Asia for passenger experience.
Shamshabad, Ranga Reddy District, Telangana — approx. 35 km from Hotel Trident / Madhapur
24 hours / 7 days — Domestic & International terminal in one building
Hyderabad has an excellent transport network. Hotel Trident is located in Madhapur — the heart of the city's tech corridor, well-connected to all major areas.
Three lines (Red, Blue, Green) with 57 stations. Nearest station to Hotel Trident: Raidurg (1 km). Safe, fast, and air-conditioned. Operational 6 AM – 10 PM.
Widely available across the city 24/7. Both apps work seamlessly. Autos and bike taxis also available for short distances. Recommended for delegates.
Telangana State RTC operates extensive bus routes across the city. Air-conditioned Vajra buses connect HITECH City to all major areas. Very affordable.
Metered autos are available throughout the city. Rapido auto is a reliable app-based auto service. Ideal for short distances within Madhapur and Banjara Hills.
All recommended hotels are within 5 km of Hotel Trident. Use the promo code OSSICON2027 to avail conference delegate rates.
Make the most of your visit to Hyderabad. These destinations are perfect for a day trip or half-day excursion before or after OSSICON 2027.
One of India's largest zoos with 1,500+ animals including white tigers, Asiatic lions, and a butterfly park. ~8 km from Hotel Trident.
A scenic park on the banks of Hussain Sagar with a nightly laser fountain show. Boating to the Buddha statue island available. ~10 km.
Modern luxury malls in Banjara Hills for brands; Laad Bazaar for traditional pearls, bangles, and attar (perfumes). ~3–12 km from Hotel Trident.
A major Vaishnava pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Narasimha, recently rebuilt as a magnificent stone temple atop a granite hill.
The ancient Kakatiya capital with the stunning 12th-century Thousand Pillar Temple, Warangal Fort, and Ramappa Temple (UNESCO World Heritage).
One of the world's largest masonry dams across the Krishna River, with a Buddhist museum on the island, wildlife sanctuary, and scenic views.
India's largest tiger reserve by area, nestled in the Nallamala Hills. Home to tigers, leopards, and sloth bears — ideal for nature enthusiasts.
The Hotel Trident, Hyderabad is located in Madhapur — in the heart of HITECH City, Hyderabad's technology corridor.
Hotel Trident, Hyderabad
Survey No.64, Hitech City Main Rd, HITECH City,
Madhapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500081
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad
~35 km | 45–60 min by cab
Raidurg Metro Station (Red Line)
~1 km from Hotel Trident | 5 min walk
Register now to secure your delegate pass and make the most of your visit to this extraordinary city.
