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Ramoji Film City

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Horaires d'ouverture : 09:00–17:30. Entrée : ₹1,399. Comptez 8 hrs. Meilleure période : 09:00–10:00.

Mis à jour le 18 septembre 2026 · Rédigé par Traveliac, avec assistance IA · 4 min de lecture

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Horaires d'ouverture: 09:00–17:30; 09:00–17:30, open daily including weekends and public holidays
Prix d'entrée: ₹1,399; Billet à partir de
Durée nécessaire: 8 hrs
Meilleur moment de la journée: 09:00–10:00
Meilleurs mois: Oct – Mar
Adresse: Ramoji Film City Road, Abdullapurmet Mandal, Ranga Reddy District, Hyderabad, Telangana 501512

À propos de Ramoji Film City

Ramoji Film City covers roughly 1,666 acres of former scrubland southeast of Hyderabad, a scale that earned it Guinness World Records certification as the largest film studio complex on Earth. Founded by media entrepreneur Ramoji Rao and opened to both film production and public visitors in 1996, the complex functions simultaneously as a working studio for Indian cinema and television production and as a full-day theme-park circuit for tourists, a dual role reflected in its layout of standing film sets, themed gardens, and ride-based attraction zones built alongside active sound stages. The standard Studio Tour package guides visitors through a fixed sequence of constructed sets — a replica railway station, an airport terminal built for film use rather than actual travel, and a Japanese-style garden among them — using golf-cart-style shuttles between zones spread across a walking distance too large to cover on foot in a single day.

Meilleur moment de la journée : 09:00–10:00. At opening, to join the earliest Studio Tour batch and reach popular film-set stops before queues build through the late morning.

Horaires de Ramoji Film City

Horaires d'ouverture: 09:00–17:30; Mon–Sun 09:00–17:30; 09:00–17:30, open daily including weekends and public holidays
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Mon–Sun	09:00–17:30

Bon à savoir : Last entry for the main Studio Tour is typically enforced around 14:00–15:00 to allow time to complete the full circuit; some ride-based zones close earlier than the general grounds.

Horaires d'ouverture établis à partir de ramojifilmcity.com et de sources publiques, mis à jour le 18 septembre 2026. Ils peuvent changer sans préavis — vérifiez avant de partir. Comment nous rédigeons ces guides

Prix d'entrée de Ramoji Film City

Entry fees for Ramoji Film City
Billet	Prix
Visiteurs indiens	₹1,399
Visiteurs étrangers	₹1,399
Enfants	₹1,299
Caméra	Gratuit

₹1,399 covers the standard general Studio Tour package for both Indian and foreign visitors, with no separate foreign-national rate published; the child rate applies to visitors between roughly 33 and 54 inches in height, with children below 33 inches admitted free. Premium Star Experience and VIP packages range from approximately ₹2,500 to ₹3,100 and include meals. Photography is unrestricted in most areas with no separate camera fee. As of 2026, verify current package pricing online before travelling, since packages and inclusions change seasonally.

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Meilleure période pour visiter Ramoji Film City

Moderate
Busy
Very busy

09:00–10:30
Opening Rush
The first Studio Tour batches of the day draw the heaviest simultaneous crowd at the entry gate and shuttle boarding points.
Busy
10:30–13:00
Peak Circuit Hours
Most single-day visitors are mid-tour during this window. Popular film-set stops and photo points see the longest waits of the day.
Very busy
13:00–15:30
Afternoon Ride Zones
Crowds shift from the guided studio circuit toward Eureka and other ride-based zones as tour groups finish their scheduled route.
Busy
15:30–17:30
Late Afternoon Wind-DownBest time to go
Visitors who arrived early begin heading toward exits and pickup points. Remaining ride queues shorten noticeably in the final two hours before closing.
Moderate

Histoire de Ramoji Film City

Ramoji Rao, who had already built the Eenadu newspaper into one of Telugu-language media's largest publications, began developing the site in 1991 with the explicit goal of consolidating film production infrastructure that Hyderabad's smaller individual studios could not offer at scale. Construction combined sound stages, permanent outdoor sets, and landscaped gardens developed over several years, and the complex opened in 1996 as both an operating production facility and, distinctively for a working studio, a paid public attraction. Guinness World Records certified the complex as the world's largest film studio in 2005, a recognition based on its combined built-up area and land under active studio use rather than production output. The site has since hosted filming for a substantial share of Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi cinema productions, alongside international shoots, while continuing to expand its public-facing attraction zones, including the Eureka amusement area added in later years.

Règles et étiquette à Ramoji Film City

The Studio Tour follows a fixed group schedule using shuttle transport between zones, and visitors who wander from their assigned group risk missing the shuttle to the next stop, since the grounds are too large to navigate independently within a single day. Outside food and beverages are generally not permitted past the main gate, consistent with the venue's theme-park-style operating model; food options exist within the grounds at a range of price points. Active film shoots occasionally close specific sets to public tours with little advance notice, and the standard tour route is adjusted around production schedules rather than the reverse. Comfortable closed shoes are a practical necessity rather than a formality, given the walking distances between shuttle stops and the outdoor, sun-exposed nature of much of the grounds.

Conseils pour visiter Ramoji Film City

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A full visit realistically requires a complete day, roughly 8 hours including the tour, at least one ride zone, and meal breaks, so visitors trying to combine Ramoji Film City with other Hyderabad sightseeing on the same day will find the schedule genuinely tight. The AC bus pickup and drop service from designated points in central Hyderabad, priced separately from the entry ticket, removes the need to arrange a private return trip across a genuinely long return distance after a tiring day. Visitors travelling with young children should check current height-based ticket categories before booking, since several ride zones apply their own minimum-height restrictions independent of the general child ticket rate. Booking online in advance rather than at the gate is worth doing during peak tourist season (October to February), when walk-up capacity for the earliest tour batches can sell out by mid-morning.

Comment se rendre à Ramoji Film City

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Ramoji Film City Road, Abdullapurmet Mandal, Ranga Reddy District, Hyderabad, Telangana 501512Itinéraire sur Google Maps

Depuis Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD)
₹600–₹800
25 km · 40–55 min
Prepaid cab); ₹450–₹600 (app-based cab
Depuis Secunderabad Junction Railway Station
₹900–₹1,200
38 km · 60–75 min
Prepaid cab); ₹350 (Ramoji Film City AC bus pickup, per person, from designated city points
Depuis Charminar
₹750–₹950
32 km · 55–70 min
App-based cab

Aéroport le plus proche

Depuis Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD)

25 km, 40–55 minutes; an airport pickup counter operates in the arrivals lounge.

Gare la plus proche

Depuis Secunderabad Junction

38 km, 60–75 minutes.

FAQ — Ramoji Film City

How much time should a Ramoji Film City visit take?

A full day, roughly 8 hours, is realistic for the standard Studio Tour plus at least one ride zone and meal breaks. The grounds cover about 1,666 acres, too large to combine meaningfully with other Hyderabad sightseeing on the same day.

Is Ramoji Film City still an active film studio, not just a theme park?

Yes. The complex continues to host film and television production alongside its public tours, and specific sets are occasionally closed to visitors with little advance notice when active shoots are underway.

Is transport from Hyderabad city included in the ticket?

No, transport is booked separately. An AC bus pickup-and-drop service from designated points in central Hyderabad is available at an additional cost of around ₹350 per person, separate from the entry ticket price.

Does Ramoji Film City charge foreign visitors a different rate?

No, the standard Studio Tour package is priced the same for Indian and foreign visitors, unlike government-run monuments in Hyderabad that charge a separate, higher foreign-national rate. Premium packages such as the Star Experience are priced by package tier rather than nationality.

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