The historic Qutb Shahi Tombs have seen a remarkable change over the past few years ever since the Aga Khan Trust for Culture began working on it. From removal of several layers of cement on domes to recreating the fine architectural designs, almost half of the nearly 80 structures in the royal necropolis have already been restored to their lost glory. The interpretation centre, which is currently being built, will go a long way in not just developing the royal necropolis, but will also connect it to the historic Golconda fort, where the Qutb Shahi rulers lived and also ruled from.