14 Places To Visit In Bijapur

Q: How can I commute within Bijapur?

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Q: Can you suggest an itinerary for Bijapur?

Day 1- Arrive, check-in and rest. Then visit Ibrahim Rauza Tomb, Jod Gumbaz, Gol Gumbaz, Malik-i-maidan and Uppali Buruz. Day 2- Visit Mithari and Asar Mahals, Jamia Masjid and Almatti Dam.

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1. Gol Gumbaz

Top Attraction 4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Monument

Gol Gumbaz, also known as Gola Gummata in literal sense means a circular dome. It is the mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah, Sultan of Bijapur. The tom is located in Bijapur, Karnataka and was built by architect Yaqut in 1656. It is considered as the structural triumph of Deccan architecture.

Top Attraction 3.5 /5

1 km from city center

Monument

Also known as The Taj Mahal of the Deccan, it is home to the remains of the Adil Shah ruler Ibrahim Adil Shah II and his wife Taj Sultana.

3.2 /5

58 km from city center

Mosque

Built by Ali Adil Shah to celebrate his victory in the Battle of Talikota, it is one of the first mosques in India.

3.2 /5

1 km from city center

Historical Site

With its own surrounding walls and a moat, The Citadel houses palaces, gardens and halls from the Adil Shahi Dynasty. It is mostly dilapidated.

3.0 /5

1 km from city center

Shopping

While in Bijapur, shop for local handicrafts and artifacts. Take home some pieces of Lumbini Jewellery, crafted by the local tribes of the stat, sandalwood items, and the Ilkal Sari, exclusive to the area.

3.2 /5

1 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Built by Muhammad Adil Shah in 1640s, it serves as a place of worship for Muslim devotees, originally meant to be a Hall of Justice.

7. Bijapur Fort

0 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Bijapur Fort is an important monument of historical importance situated in Bijapur. It was built during the rule of Adilshah dynasty and is endearingly known as the Agra of South India. It is also known as Vijapura Fort and is enclosed within a moat of 50 feet. The fort has different structures inside which were built by rulers of different dynasties over time.

1 km from city center

Historical Site

Built in 1672 AD by Adil Shah II, Bara Kaman is an unfinished structure situated in Bijapur which is a mausoleum of 12 beautiful arches. The structure was supposed to have twelve arches vertically and horizontally surrounding the mausoleum of the king Ali and his wives. However, the mausoleum and the arches were left unfinished as Adil Shah II was murdered by his own father and the construction of (Read More) Bara Kaman was left incomplete as he did not want Bara Kaman to lessen the architectural marvel of Gol Gumbaz.

0 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Built by Adil Shah I in 1561, Gagan Mahal, also known as Heavenly Mahal (Sky Mahal) is famous for its architectural finesse and design. Boasting of three arches, the two-storeyed monuments had the Darbar Hall on the ground floor and the upper storey was supposed to be the residence for the royal family.

Forts & Palaces

Situated inside the premises of the Bijapur Fort, Mehtar Mahal dates back to the 1620 and is known to be the most elegant structure within the fort. Built in the Indo-Sarcenic style, the carvings on the minarets are in the Hindu architectural style.

Monument

Saath Kabar literally translates to sixty graves and has a very tragic story behind it. It is believed that the army chief of Adil Shah II's court killed his 63 wives in cruel jealousy that they might remarry after he died in the battle with Shivaji.

6 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

At a distance of 8 kms from Bijapur, Sangeeth Nari Mahal is situated in Navraspur. Built in the 16th century, the palace was used for celebration and parties.The Mahal is currently in ruins but still has a pond in the centre.

13. Malik-e-Maidan

1 km from city center

Monument

Malik-Maidan is a historical importance site in Bijapur and means "Lord of the Battlefield". It basically showcases a large cannon which was placed on Sherzah Burj by Adil Shah II in 1549. The cannon also has an inscription made by Aurangzeb on top of it.

1 km from city center

Viewpoint

Built in the 16th century by Hyder Khan, Upli Buruj or Upli Burj is basically a watchtower that stands at a height of 24 meters. The tower has two massive cannons placed at the top and offers a panoramic view of the city below.

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FAQs on Bijapur

What are the top sightseeing places in Bijapur?

The top sightseeing places in Bijapur are Gol Gumbaz, Ibrahim Rauza, Jumma Masjid, The Citadel, Shopping in Bijapur, Mithari and Asar Mahals.

How can I commute within Bijapur?

Rickshaws are usualy used to get around the city.
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Can you suggest an itinerary for Bijapur?

Day 1- Arrive, check-in and rest. Then visit Ibrahim Rauza Tomb, Jod Gumbaz, Gol Gumbaz, Malik-i-maidan and Uppali Buruz.
Day 2- Visit Mithari and Asar Mahals, Jamia Masjid and Almatti Dam.

Places To Visit In Bijapur

"Gol Gumbaz and Islamic Architecture"

14 Places To Visit In Bijapur

1. Gol Gumbaz

2. Ibrahim Rauza

3. Jamia Masjid

4. The Citadel

5. Shopping in Bijapur

6. Mithari and Asar Mahals

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7. Bijapur Fort

8. Bara Kaman

9. Gagan Mahal

10. Mehtar Mahal

11. Saath Kabar

12. Sangeeth Nari Mahal

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13. Malik-e-Maidan

14. Upli Burj

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