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Bidar, situated in the heart of the Deccan Plateau, has been a melting pot of cultural influences. A region that has seen dramatic changes in the course of its history, it is home to magnificent monuments. Ruled by the Kakatiyas, Tughlaqs, Bahamanis, Barid Shahis, Adil Shahis, Mughals and Nizams at different times, the architecture shows an interesting intermingling of Hindu, Turkish and Persian styles. Medieval Bidar was known not only as a capital city but as a centre of culture and seat of learning. Bidar is known for its Bidri handicraft products called Bidriware, and its rich history. Bidar is also home to Nanak Jhira Sahib considered one of the holiest places for Sikh pilgrimage in South India.

In the 12th century A.D., Bidar witnessed the rise of the Sharana (Veerashaiva) movement led by Basaveshvara, Allama Prabhu and others, which brought about a new chapter in social, religious, literary, cultural and economic fields and the influence it would have on the state.

Geographically, it is surrounded by Kalaburagi district on the southern side, Telangana State on the eastern side and Maharashtra State on the western and the northern side. Bidąr is Karnataka’s northernmost district and is often referred to as ‘Crown’ of Karnataka.

Bidar is also known for an ancient water supply mechanism known as Karez. Bidar is 690 kms from Bengaluru and has dry, hot weather during most of the year.

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When to go: Hot Weather during the summer months. Best from October to February

Tourist Office

Office of the Assistant Director Department of Tourism Deputy Commissioner Office Bidar Tel: 08482-225262 Cell: 08884336435 (DTC)

Heritage Sites

• Bidar Fort : Amongst the most formidable forts of the country, it is situated in the eastern part of the town and has within it ruins of palaces, mosques and other buildings which had been built of trap rock. Stone and mortar were used to build the fort-walls. The fort is entered from the south-east by a zigzag passage protected by three gateways. The entrance gate has a lofty dome, the interior of which had been painted in bright colours. Bidar was the capital of Bahmani Kingdom in the 14 th Bidar fort was built by Ahmad Shah Wali Bahman. Bidar fort was renovated in the 15th century by Sultan Ahmad Shah-I as he shifted his capital from Kulaburagi (Gulbarga) to Bidar.
• Bahamani Tombs, Ashtoor : Like the Egyptian pharaohs, the Bahamani kings were fond of building magnificent tombs to house themselves after death. Twelve imposing mausoleums are located at Ashtur east of Bidar. Of these, the tombs of Ahamad Shah and Alauddin Shah II stand out due to their grandeur.
• Basavakalyan : Located about 80km from Bidar, Basavakalyan was once the capital of the Kalyana Chalukyas and the centre of a great social and religious upheaval in the 12th century. Basavakalyan in Bidar district is famed for its cultural heritage and is known as the Karmabhoomi of Basaveshwara, the revered 12th century religious reformer. During his time, it became a seat of learning, and an abode of spiritual wisdom. Basavakalyan is renowned for the saints who made the city their home: Basaveshwara, Allama Prabhu, Akka-Mahadevi, Channabasavanna and Siddarama. You can also see some monuments like the Chaluckyan Fort, few caves, and other places of historic and religious importance here.
• Jalasangvi : Jalasangi is an ancient village near Humnabad in Bidar district. Jalasangi was the capital of King Virata and Pandava brothers are believed to have spent time here during their exile.
• Gagan Mahal (Heavenly Palace): A palace built originally by the Bahamanis, with additions made by Barid Shahi rulers, it has two courts. The main building was for the use of the Sultan and his harem.
• Diwan-i-Am (Public Audience Hall): Also called Jali Mahal, the building has two entrances, one through the east and the other through the west. At the backside of the main hall, there are three rooms. The central room was probably the Sultan's chamber where he sat before coming into the audience hall.
• Takhat Mahal (Throne Palace): Takhat Mahal had two side pavilions with lofty arches. It had a spacious hall, at the back of which was the Sultan's royal residence. Takhat Mahal is a stately building embellished with carvings and exquisite surface decorations. The coronations of several Bahamani and Barid Shahi Sultans were held here.
• Tarkash Mahal: Built as a residence for the Sultan’s Turkish wife, this palace was later extended by Barid Shahi rulers who kept large harems. The walls of the palace are highly ornamented and display stucco work.
• Rangeen Mahal: Rangeen Mahal literally means the coloured palace. A small but elegant palace, Rangeen Mahal is noted for its artistic quality. Its walls were originally decorated with tiles of different colours and had exquisite calligraphy. The walls of this Mahal are very thick and are of black stone which makes this a unique structure.
• Shahi Malbakh (Royal Kitchen): It is located adjacent to the Rangeen Mahal and it appears to have been the residence of a prince or some royal dignitary originally. Over time, it came to house the royal kitchens.
• Shahi Hamam (Royal Bath): Located near the royal kitchen is the Shahi Hamam where once upon a time the royals bathed in perfumed waters here. Quite nearby is the Lal Bagh (red garden) so named on account of its beautiful layout with red flowers grown here.
• Solah Khamb Mosque (16 Pillared Mosque): Located on the western side of the Lal Bagh, it is said to have been built in 1423-24 AD by Qubli Sultani. It is known so as it has 16 pillars in the middle part of the prayer hall. It is also called Zanana Masjid as it is situated near the Zanana enclosure. There is a well beyond the southern wall of the mosque.

Religious Places

• Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib Gurudwara : One of the very few Sikh pilgrimage centres in south India, the Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib nestles in serene surroundings near a splendid Gurudwara complex. A natural spring feeds the Sarovara (lake) built here. A Guru-ka-langar (community kitchen) provides free food to all visitors. According to a legend Guru Nanak, the famed social and religious Sikh reformer had visited Bidar while the land was in the grip of a famine. At the request of locals, Guru Nanak performed a miracle to bring about a spring of water from the laterite rock mountain. Till this day, crystal clear water flows from here. It is believed that drinking this water cures many ailments.
• Mohamud Gawan Madrasa, Bidar : Khwaja Muhammad Gilani (Mahmud Gawan) built this madrasa (college) at Bidar in 1472 AD. An imposing three-storied building, the Madarasa was a renowned centre of learning with its own library, lecture halls, quarters for professors/ students and a mosque. The institution had scholars imparting knowledge of Arabic and Persian languages, theology, philosophy, mathematics, etc. The front of the building is adorned with tiles of various colours along with two stately minarets on each side. Extracts from the holy Quran have been engraved on some parts of the walls, the remains of which can be seen.
• Jinwada : Jinwada in Bidar is considered a holy place by Sikh community who built Gurudwara Tap Asthan Mai Bhago.
• Veerabhadreshwara Temple, Humnabad: There is a well-known old temple dedicated to Lord Veerabhadreshwara here. Lord Veerabhadra here is seen with a sword in his right hand and shield with silver covering in his left. Just below the right hand, an idol with folded hands having the head of a goat can be seen which is called by the local people as Dakshabrahma. Nearby the garbhagriha are shrines dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali and Lord Nandikeshvara. The shikara of the garbhagriha contains the figures of 28 leelas of Lord Shiva, 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu and stories from the puranas. The annual jatra here is held around January-February. There are two huge pillars on either side of this temple and one of it is known as the 'Swinging Pillar' as a gentle push appears to make it sway a little.
• Ishvara Temple, Aliabad:  The village has a small temple dedicated to Lord Ishvara, also called Rameshvara, in front of which there is a natural water-spring and a pond called "Papanash" (destroyer of sins). According to a legend, the linga in this shrine is one of the jyotirlingas (the sacred devotional representation of Lord Shiva worshipped in the form of a linga or the phallus symbol of the deity) and believed to have been worshipped by sage Shukracharya. Lord Rama is also said to have visited the place and worshipped at this shrine on his way back from Lanka to Ayodhya.
• Amareshvar Temple, Aurad: Aurad is home to the well-known temple of Amareshvar. Dedicated to Lord Amareswara, this temple is believed to be built in 10th century. The jatra of this temple is held for seven days during February - March every year. This village is also an important centre of cattle trade.
• Jharani Narasimha Cave Temple: This is an old Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Narasimha (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu). According to legends, Lord Narasimha after killing the demon Hiranyakashipu slew another one named Jharasura. As a dying request Jharasura requested Lord Narasimha to reside in his cave and so in granting this last wish, Lord Narasimha came to this cave. Devotees have to wade through chest-deep water for a glimpse of the deity carved on the wall of the cave. A good number of devotees visit this temple.
• Bhalki : Bhalki has an ancient fort built by Maratha rulers. Bhalkeshwara temple, Balamuri Ganapathi temple and Kumbheshwara temple are popular temples in Bhalki.
• Chandakapur : Popular for shrines of Ramalingeshwara, Somalingeshwara and Revanasidheshwara. Chandakapur is 20 kms south west of Basavakalyana town.
• Chintalgere : 22 kms south of Bidar town, Chintalgere is popular for annual fair at Veerabhadra temple.
• Chintaki : Popular for annual urus (memorial function) held at Shaik Sahab Dargah
• Chittaguppa: Popular for annual urus held in memory of Saints Salar Makdoom Shah and Karimula Shah
• Fathepur : Known for tomb of Fakhr-Ul-Mulk
• Hallikhed : Noted for its Naganathaswami temple and annual fair.
• Khanapur : Known for Mahaligeshwara temple
• Malkapur : Known for Sayyid Shah Muhib Ullah

• Bidriware: In the historical town of Bidar, under the rule of the Bahamani Sultans in the 14th century, originated a unique metal ware – the Bidriware. On a blackened alloy of zinc, tin, lead and copper, inlaid with thin sheets of pure silver, craftsmen work their magical filigree. All the process of making the Bidriware starting from casting to oxidation is done by hand and therefore it is time consuming and hence costlier too. The hookahs, goblets, plates, pen holders, vases, even bangles with patterns of vines, delicate floral motifs are a vision to behold. Bidriware also has a Geographical Indication (GI) tag under the World Trade Organisation.
• Karez System : Karez system refers to a unique water harnessing technology popularly used in Bidar district. The Karez system taps into ground water sources and transports water via underground tunnels to areas of consumption (fields and residential areas). The Karez system has its origins in Iran/Persia and dates back to almost 500 years.
• Karanja Project : Karanja irrigation project on Karanja river in Bidar is facilitated with Karanja Dam. The scenic location is also popular as a picnic/holiday spot.
• Kallur : Known for Basava Tirtha Mandir and Veerashaiva Matha
• Manik Nagar : Manik Nagar is a fine modern village in Bidar and known for Samadhi of Saint Manik Prabhu.
• Molkhera : Popular for cave of Saint Moligemarayya
• Sangam : Confluence of Karanja and Manjra rivers, with a shrine of Sangameshwara.
• Taljiapur : Small village housing samadhi of Dattananda Swamiji and home to Ishwara, Hanuman and Ganesha temples.
• Morkhandi : An ancient village with ruins of Badami Chalukya era temple.

Tourist Attractions

• Deva Deva Vana: Deva Deva Vana literally means 'forest of divine/ celestial beings'. A botanical garden maintained by the Forest Department, around 6 km from Bidar on Bidar – Hyderabad Highway. It is home to around 200 medicinal plants and trees, and is considered sacred. A map of a garden shows the location of various gardens here. It is divided into around 10 gardens and a nursery which is classified according to a particular theme like Nandana Vana, Ashoka Vana, Navagraha Vana, Rock Garden, Shiva Panchayath Vana, Phala Pushpa Vana, etc.
• Chaubara: Located in the centre of Bidar city, this is a 22m high cylindrical watch tower called Chaubara (meaning four directions) and one gets an excellent view of the plateau around the city, from the top.

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• 18 Places To Visit In Bidar To Admire The Beauty Of Karnataka In 2024!

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Drenched in Islamic Indian history – Bidar is a city full of amazing ruins and monuments located in the state of Karnataka. Bidar is a small town that was once the capital of Bahamani Kingdom and has witnessed numerous vicissitudes in its eventful history. The aura of this city is appreciated by many and the rich ancient heritage attracts plenty of travellers across the country. You can find a number of places to visit in Bidar that dates back to the 15th century during the rule of Bahamanis.

Top 18 Places To Visit In Bidar, Karnataka

Bidar is a destination that has plenty to offer. Ranging from forts and temples to gurudwaras and mosques, there is something for everyone. This is the town that showcases religious harmony perfectly. Find below the list of all the top tourist places in Bidar that one should surely visit. 

• Bidar Fort – Intriguing Persian Architecture
• Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib – For Guru Nanak Dev Ji
• Mahmud Gawan Madarsa – Timeless Ruins
• Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple – Offbeat Pilgrimage
• Bahmani Tombs – Tomb Of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali
• Chaukhandi   Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah – Finest Stonework
• Barid Shahi Tombs – Epitome Of Islamic Architecture
• Chaubara Clock Tower – Ancient Remnants
• Rangin Mahal – Well Preserved Complex
• Papnash Shiva Temple – Religious Significance
• Solah Khamba Mosque – All Is In The Name
• Tarkash Mahal – An Impeccable Structure
• Basavakalyan Fort – A Most Sought-After Fort
• Papanash Shiva Temple – For Devotees Out There
• Sri Mailar Mallanna Temple – A Place To Worship Lord Shiva
• Sri Manik Prabhu Temple – Get Rid Of All Pains
• Sri Kamalishwara Temple – Highlight Of A Historical Village
• Bhalki Fort – Surrounded By Gems

1. Bidar Fort – Intriguing Persian Architecture

One of the best and magnificent places to visit in Bidar, the Fort is a wonderful specimen of the Persian architecture. Well-maintained, Bidar Fort stands tall with pride of its historical significance and is one of the most famous places to visit in Bidar. The origin of this fort is unclear but it saw power during the middle ages when it came under the rule of the Bahmani dynasty and was rebuilt by Sultan Ahmed Shah Wali. Within the fort complex, there is an old city with structures and monuments from the Bahamian era. Among these monuments, Rangin Mahal, Gagan Mahal, and Tarkash Mahal are popular. You can also see notable mosques like Solah Khamba Masjid and Jami Masjid in the fort. The Diwan-i-Am or Jali Mahal, Diwan-i-Khas or Takht Mahal or Throne Palace, and Valkoti Bhavani with few settlements are a few other visiting places in Bidar.

Distance from railway station – 2.5km

Timings – 9AM – 5PM

Duration of Trip – 1hr

Location – Old City Fort area

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2. Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib – For Guru Nanak Dev Ji

Another one of the beautiful places to visit in Bidar Karnataka is the Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib. Dedicated to the 1st Sikh Guru Nanak Dev Ji, this Gurudwara was constructed in the year 1948 and now is an important pilgrimage site in Bidar. Immensely beautiful, this shrine is nestled in a valley, surrounded by laterite hills on 3 sides and offers tranquillity to the visitors. There is a Darbar Sahib, Diwan Hall, Langar Hall and the Sukhasan room with a Guru Granth Sahib (the holy book of Sikh) in the temple.

Timings – all day

Location – Shiva Nagar

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3. Mahmud Gawan Madarsa – Timeless Ruins

Mahmud Gawan Madarsa, located in the old part of the city Bidar is the remains of a building that was once a theological college and is one of the beautiful tourist places in Bidar . Constructed by a Persian merchant named Khwaza Mahmud Gawan in 1472, this madrasa is one of the top places to visit in Bidar. This building is built over 3-levels with 100feet minarets in four corners is enriched with calligraphy in Thuluth script, intricate tile work and inscribed with verses from the Holy Quran.

Earlier, this madrasa featured a mosque, library, lecture halls, a laboratory, and a library where 3000 Persian books were kept. Also, there were 36 rooms for students and 6 suites for the teaching staff.

Distance from railway station – 2km

Timings – 9AM to 6PM

Location – Between Bidar Fort and Chaubara

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4. Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple – Offbeat Pilgrimage

Dedicated to the lion god Narasimha, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, this shrine is one of the most famous places to visit in Bidar. Also called as the Narasimha Zarna Cave temple or Jharani Narasimha Temple, this cave temple is excavated in a 300m tunnel under the Manichoola hill range. Apart from the main deity idol of Narsimha, there are 2 deities Lord Narasimha and Shiva Linga at the end of the cave which was worshipped by demon Jalasura. It is also believed that the idol of Narasimha is self-manifested and quite powerful. The temple is known for its natural beauty and the devotees will have to walk through the tunnel with the stream of water that comes to the waist level.

Distance from railway station – 5km

Timings – 7AM to 6PM

Duration of Trip – 1-2hr

Location – Outskirts of Bidar Town

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5. Bahmani Tombs – Tomb Of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali

Bahamani Tombs is a cluster of 12 tombs of Bahmani Sultans in the same compounds. Artistically built these tombs encompasses large mausoleums beautified with lofty domes, niches, and arches and one of the famous places to visit in Bidar. The tomb of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali is the most sought-after one out of all the 12 tombs which consist of captivating walls engraved with verses from the Quran written gold. The paintings on the wall are beautiful and mausoleum with a swastika symbol is the main highlight.

Distance from railway station – 5.5km

Location – Ashtur Village

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6. Chaukhandi Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah – Finest Stonework

Established to honor the spiritual advisor of Mughal emperor Ahmad Shah – Hazrat Khalil Ullah, this tomb know its impeccable architecture. Adorned with stonework and calligraphy, this magnificent structure has 2-storeyed octagonal-shaped tomb and granite pillars with splendid carvings.

Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is one of the prominent historical monuments and best places to visit in Bidar. The walls of the tomb are finished with stucco work and the doorway is adorned with inscriptions of Koranic verses. This tomb features a total of 3 graves in the main vault and a few others in the corridor.

Duration of Trip – 0.5hr

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7. Barid Shahi Tombs – Epitome Of Islamic Architecture

Barid Shahi Tombs are located in a 55-acre verdant garden of Deccan Park and comprises the tombs of Ali Barid and his son Qasim Barid. Barid Shahis took control over this place at the start of the 15th century. Ali Barid Shah, the most prominent rulers among the Baridshahi loved architecture and constructed this tomb 3 before his death in 1577. Finest examples of Islamic architecture and beauty, this tomb is one of the best places to visit in Bidar. You can find the tomb of Ibrahim Barid Shah which is similar but smaller in size.

Distance from railway station – 3km

Timings – 4PM to 8PM and 10AM to 8PM on Sundays & Holidays

Location – Deccan Park and Barid Shahi Park

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8. Chaubara Clock Tower – Ancient Remnants 

Another wonderful creation of ancient architecture and one of the most popular places to visit in Bidar is the Chaubara Clock Tower. Built during the prehistoric period, this building featuring semi-Islamic architecture is no doubt one of the top visiting places in Bidar.

Chaubara means a building that faces all the 4 directions and this 71 feet building having cylindrical structure gives a 360-degree view of the whole city. It was an observation post in the olden days and there is a large clock in at the top of the tower.

Duration of Trip – 15min

Location – Fort road

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9. Rangin Mahal – Well Preserved Complex

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One of the most stunning places to see in Bidar , Rangin Mahal is a beautifully structured fort that appeals to all the history and architecture buffs out there. This Fort is a well-preserved complex that was built in the mid-16th century. This Mahal sits close to the Gumbad Gate and features a six-bay hall that has carved wood columns in rectangular form. Each of the columns in this Mahal has intricate and elaborate capitals and carved brackets. The interiors of this Mahal adorn multicolored and beautiful tilework, simply adding to the beauty.

Distance from railway station – 2.5km

Timings – 7AM –6PM

Duration of Trip – 1hr

Location – Ground Fort Area, Bidar, Karnataka 585401

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10. Papnash Shiva Temple – Religious Significance

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Papnash Temple is one of those places to see in Bidar that are a must-visit. A popular attraction amidst locals and tourists alike, Papnash Shiva Temple is believed to have been home to the shivling that was added by Lord Rama himself on his way back from Lanka. This Shiva Temple has major religious significance attached to itself and witnesses pilgrims visit all year long. The best time to pay a visit to this temple is during Shivratri when the whole city seems bright and vibrant.

Distance from railway station – 21km

Timings – N/A

Duration of Trip – 30mins

Location – Shiva Nagar, Bidar, Karnataka 585402

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11. Solah Khamba Mosque – All Is In The Name

Nothing less than an architectural marvel, Solah Khamba Mosque is one of the most stunning Bidar destinations that makes a trip to this region of Karnataka worthwhile. The name of this structure literally defines how it appears. There are a total of 16 pillars that stand proud in the front of the mosque. Famed as the Zanana Masjid, Solah Khamba Mosque features columns, arches, domes, and sandstone. This is one of the most beautiful pieces of work.

Distance from railway station – 2.8km

Timings – 9AM – 5PM

Location – Bidar, Karnataka

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12. Tarkash Mahal – An Impeccable Structure

Image Credits: bidartourism We have already talked about the magnificence that the Bidar Fort exudes. Now, Bidar Fort is home to some extremely stunning marvels with Tarkash Mahal being one of them. Situated on the southern side of Lal Bagh Gardens, Tarkash Mahal was originally constructed for the wife of a Bahmani sultan who was Turkish. It was built back in the 14th-15th century. The upper portions of this part of the fort were built during the rule of Baridi. One can witness the ancient craftsmanship from a historic era. In the present days, there is no access to the inner parts of the structure by virtue of its ruined condition. However, one can still climb to the upper parts that lead to the roof of a mosque named Solah Khamba.

Distance From Railway Station – 2.8 km

Duration Of Trip – 30 mins

Location – Inside Bidar Fort, Near Solah Khamba Mosque

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13. Basavakalyan Fort – A Most Sought-After Fort

Image Credits: templescience Initially known as Kalyani Fort, Basavakalyan Fort is among the most sought-after forts that you should visit during Bidar sightseeing . This is among the popular tourist places that you should add on your lists of things to do in this town. This is one of the oldest forts covering the floors of the southern part of the country. Constructed under the command of the King Nalaraja, this fort has been standing proud ever since the 10th century. Various dynasties have ruled over this fort of the period of time and one can witness all the signs that were left behind by each one of them. One can see the defensive structure that this building adorns from back in the day. There are five out of seven gates that are still standing in the perfect condition today. While the fort is mostly in ruins, one structure that you can still find here is the mosque as an Urdu school.

Distance From Railway Station – 80 km

Timings – 9AM – 6PM

Duration Of Trip – Half day-Full day

Location – Basavakalyan Town

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14. Papanash Shiva Temple – For Devotees Out There

Image Credits: Santosh3397 for Wikimedia Commons This is one of those places as a part of Bidar sightseeing that attracts all the pilgrims and devotees to the town. Papanash Shiva Temple is, as the name suggests, dedicated to Lord Shiva and has a legend attached to itself. It is believed that Lord Rama installed the Shiva Linga in this temple while he was on his way back to Ayodhya after a fight with Ravana. You can observe a massive pond that is sitting at the foot of this temple. It is constantly fed by a natural spring and is named as Papanash, which translates to destroyer of sins. Several devotees pay a visit to this temple in the hope to take a dip and wash their sins away.

Distance From Railway Station – 4 km

Duration Of Trip – 1 hr

Location – Bidar Town

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15. Sri Mailar Mallanna Temple – A Place To Worship Lord Shiva

Image Credits: Krb2383 for Wikimedia Commos Another one of the Bidar tourist places for all those travelers in search of religious destinations and places to worship is the Sri Mailar Mallanna Temple. This temple has ancient vibes oozing out from every corner and is sitting on the Bidar-Udgir Road. The temple is dedicated to the God Khandoba which happens to be another form of Lord Shiva. This incarnation of the Lord is often known as the Martanda Bharav and can be described as a shining, covered in turmeric, three-eyed God with a crescent moon on his forehead. The temple also has an interesting tale attached to itself which attracts travelers to pay a visit to the temple.

Distance From Railway Station – 15 km

Timings – 8AM – 7PM

Location – 2 Km From Khanapur

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16. Sri Manik Prabhu Temple – Get Rid Of All Pains

Image Credits: pxfuel This is another one of the popular Bidar tourist places among the devotees and believers. Sitting on the confluence of two pristine and holy rivulets, Viraja and Guru Ganga, Sri Manik Prabhu Temple is constructed over the Sanjeevan Samadhi of a Saint named Sri Sagguru Manik Prabhu Maharaj, hence the name. This saint is known to possess mystic powers that help devotees and visitors get rid of all the pains and sufferings in their lives. The temple also has an impeccable architectural beauty that simply adds to an already incredible experience.

Distance From Railway Station – 50 km

Timings – 8AM – 6PM

Location – Between Bidar & Basavakalyan

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17. Sri Kamalishwara Temple – Highlight Of A Historical Village

Image Credits: pxfuel Also named as Kaleshwara Temple, Sri Kamalishwara Temple is sitting in the historical village of Jalasangvi, a major centre back during the reign of the Chola rulers. This temple is believed to be constructed back in the 1100 AD under the command of Vikramaditya VI of the Chalukya dynasty. Since then, this Besara style temple has witnessed various wars, battles, and rules in the Indian history of the southern region. There are sculptures of Jalasangi that are known to be the inspiration for Hoysala to construct the bracket figures at Somanathapura, Belur, and Halebidu temples. These figures of a woman can be seen dancing, writing, praising, and more.

Distance From Railway Station – 45 km

Duration Of Trip – 2-3hr

Location – Between Bidar & Basavakalya

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18. Bhalki Fort – Surrounded By Gems

Image Credits: pxhere Built under the command of Ramachandran Jadhav and Dhanaji Jadhav between the years 1820 and 1850, Bhalki Fort is a structure that is spread across five acres of land in the heart of thick vegetation. This structure consists of 20 feet high walls and one bastion and has been built using the black stone that is available locally. There are two important temples that the fort covers.The Kumbeshwar Temple is sitting inside the fort while the Bhalkeshwar temple is on the outskirts of the structure. Most of these structures can be seen in ruins due to poor maintenance.

Distance From Railway Station – 44 km

Location – NA

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Tinted with rich heritage and culture, Bidar is worth visiting once in a lifetime for all the history buffs and art lovers. The architectural legacy and glory of the Bahmani dynasty is exceptional that you can witness. Plan a trip to Karnataka right away as you can find plenty of places to visit in Bidar.

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What is famous about Bidar?

The city of Bidar is primarily renowned for its Bidri handicraft products, and rich history. Besides this, the destination is also known to be one of the most sacred places for Sikh pilgrimage. Furthermore, it is considered to be the coldest and wettest place in north Karnataka.

What is the famous food of Bidar?

Bidar is a city located in South India and serves South Indian cuisine, rice is the main core ingredient used in all the dishes. The famous foods available here are idlis, dosas and Vadas.

Can I Visit Bidar during the current Covid situation?

Yes, Bidar is one of the safest places to visit during the current Covid situation. However, you need to follow all the covid protocols like wearing a mask when in public, maintaining required social distance, and sanitizing hands at certain intervals. Also, make sure to check the Covid update of the destination you’re planning to visit.

Which river flows in Bidar?

The district features two river basins, the Krishna and the Godavari. Furthermore, most of the parts of Bidar are covered by the Godavari basin.

Which are the best places to visit in Bidar?

Some of the best attractions you can visit in Bidar include Bidar Fort, Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib, Mahmud Gawan Madarsa, Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple, Bahmani Tombs, Chaukhandi Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah, Barid Shahi Tombs, Chaubara Clock Tower, Rangin Mahal, Papnash Shiva Temple, Solah Khamba Mosque, Tarkash Mahal, Impeccable Structure, Basavakalyan Fort, Papanash Shiva Temple, Sri Mailar Mallanna Temple, Sri Manik Prabhu Temple, and more.

Which are the best places to visit near Bidar?

If you are planning to visit Bidar, make sure to check out these attractions: 1. Velneshwar Beach 2. Hospet 3. Nanded 4. Badami 5. Hingoli 6. Lonar

Who ruled Bidar?

Bidar was 1st ruled by Prince Ulugh Khan of Tughlaq dynasty in 1321-22 AD and then by Sultan Ala-ud-Din Bahman Shah in 1347.

Are there any waterfalls near Bidar?

Yes, there are lots of waterfalls located close to Bidar. Some of these are Dhaba Dhabi Water Falls, Sahastrakund Waterfalls, Unkeshwar Hot Springs, and more.

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Housing historical ruins and monuments reflecting Islamic and Hindu architecture, Bidar is tucked in the north-eastern part of Karnataka. It is a paradise for religious people and history lovers!

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Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple

Stunning cave temple.

Papnash Shiva Temple

Ancient shiva temple.

Bahamani Tombs

A complex of tombs.

Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib

Historical sikh shrine.

Mohamad Gawan Madrasa

Ancient islamic college, best time to visit bidar, ideal winter destination, peak season, moderate season.

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Bidar is a city in the Indian state of Karnataka's northern region. It was the capital of the Bahmani Sultanate and is a historical city. The city is well-known for its history, culture, and architecture. Follow this article to learn more about the most scenic places to visit in Bidar.

Top Places to Visit in Bidar

Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib , a Sikh shrine in Bidar, is highly worthwhile to visit. The gurudwara was constructed to honour Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism,'s visit to Bidar in the early 16th century. As one of the most sacred and best places in Bidar, the gurudwara is famous for its sacred water, which is said to have healing powers.

The Bidar Fort

The Bidar Fort, erected in the 15th century by the Bahamani Sultanate, is counted among Bidar historical places . With its majestic walls and bastions, the fort offers an insight into the city's past.

Another noteworthy location to visit is the Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple , which is devoted to Lord Narasimha, one of Lord Vishnu's ten incarnations. Visitors must trek through knee-deep water to reach the sanctum sanctorum, which is located inside a cave.

Another renowned pilgrimage destination in Bidar is the Papnash Shiva Temple , which is located on the banks of the Manjra River. The temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is said to have been constructed during the Chalukya kingdom.

The Bahamani Tombs are a group of tombs constructed under the Bahamani Sultanate. These tombs are an excellent example of Indo-Islamic architecture and are placed in a lovely garden setting.

Best Time to Visit Bidar

Bidar's summer season begins in March and lasts until May, with temperatures ranging from 30 to 40 degrees Celsius. So, when you are exploring Bidar in summer, make sure that you wear loose cotton clothes and carry a bottle of water.

Bidar's monsoon season begins in June and lasts till September. The city experiences moderate to heavy rainfall during this season. During this season, the temperature swings between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, making it a perfect time to visit Bidar.

Bidar's winter season begins in November and lasts until February, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius. The weather is temperate and pleasant at this time of year, giving it a great opportunity to visit Bidar's ancient sites and monuments.

Places to visit in Bidar with family & friends

Chaubara is a historic tower in Bidar that was constructed during the reign of the Bahmani Sultanate. The tower served as a watchtower and offered a 360-degree view of the city. It is counted amongBidar famous places, providing insight into the city's rich history.

Solah Khamba Mosque

Bidar's Solah Khamba Mosque is a 16th-century mosque. The mosque is famous for its 16 pillars, which support the roof and give the structure its name. It is a superb example of Indo-Islamic architecture and is a must-visit for history and architecture aficionados.

Bidar's Mohamad Gawan Madrasa is a mediaeval Islamic seminary. Mohamad Gawan, a Persian philosopher and statesman, created it in the 15th century. The madrasa is noted for its gorgeous architecture, complex carvings, and brilliant calligraphy.

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Hazrat khalil ullah's chaukhandi.

Hazrat Khalil Ullah's Chaukhandi is a mausoleum in Bidar. It is dedicated to Hazrat Khalil Ullah, a Sufi saint who lived in the 14th century. The mausoleum's architecture is distinctive, with a square base and an octagonal top.

Rangin Mahal

Rangin Mahal is a famous palace inside the Bidar Fort. It was created in the 16th century by the Barid Shahi dynasty and is notable for its elaborate paintings, complex woodwork, and superb tilework. It is a must-visit for anybody interested in architecture and history.

Ali Barid Shah Mausoleum

The Ali Barid Shah Mausoleum is a mausoleum in Bidar. It was constructed in the 16th century and serves as the ultimate resting place of Ali Barid Shah, founder of the Barid Shahi dynasty. The mausoleum is known for its beautiful architecture and intricate carvings.

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Satkar restaurant.

Satkar Restaurant is located in Shivanagar North and serves delicious meals in a pleasant setting. Some of the must-try foods at this Mughlai and North Indian restaurant are Kadhai Paneer, Palak Paneer, Paneer Pasanda, and Veg. Kofta, and Chana Masala.

The Royal Anmol Restaurant

The Royal Anmol Restaurant in Bidar is a one-stop shop for delectable cuisine and first-rate service. Chicken 65, Chicken Tandoori, Mutton Special Biriyani, Chicken Kurkuri, and Paneer Shahi Korma are among the specialities at Royal Anmol Restaurant.

Rohit Restaurant

Rohit Restaurant specialises in North Indian food and is located on Guru Nagar Gurunanak Road, next to the New Town Police Station. Kadhai Paneer and Kaju Kadhai are two mouthwatering dishes provided at Rohit Restaurant.

Best places to visit near Bidar

Hyderabad is a vibrant metropolis roughly 150 km from Bidar. It is well-known for historic sites such as the Charminar , Golconda Fort , and Chowmahalla Palace . The city also has a rich culinary culture, with popular dishes such as biryani and haleem, making it one of the most popular tourist places near Bidar.

Gulbarga , roughly 120 km from Bidar, has a rich cultural and historical legacy. Many renowned sites can be found here, including the Sharana Basaveshwara Temple , Buddha Vihar, and Gulbarga Fort .

The city of Nizamabad may be found in the region of Telangana in India. Nizamabad is the third largest city in the state and home to a sizable metropolitan area. Nizamabad Fort, Sarangapoor Hanuman Temple, Dichpally Ramalayam Temple, and many more are all famous destinations for visitors.

For those interested in history and architecture, Bidar is a wonderful place to explore. The historical significance of the city, together with its gorgeous monuments, makes it a must-see destination for travellers.

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For which type of travelling is bidar a perfect destination.

Bidar is a perfect destination for Heritage themed holidays.

What are the activities you can explore during the peak season and moderate season in Bidar?

In the peak season months November, December, January and February you will experience dry, pleasant weather with colder nights wherein around moderate season i.e. June, July, August, September and October you will enjoy warm and humid weather along with moderate rainfalls. Whatever that suits your calendar, Bidar awaits you for a good time.

How is the weather of Bidar in peak season?

The weather of Bidar in peak season is dry, pleasant weather with colder nights. It means you can easily plan a trip to Bidar in the months of ​​​​​​​​November, December, January and February to enjoy your trip to the fullest.

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A city rich in culture and heritage, Bidar is a historical city in Karnataka. Once considered to be the most flourishing cities in South India, Bidar is packed with great architectural marvels and ancient structures that add on to its charm. Being once the centre of power of many great kingdoms such as Chalukyas, Allauddin Khilji, Muhammad bin Tughluq etc. has enriched the city that showcases the architectural legacy of their rulers.

Apart from its historical significance, Bidar is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna along the rivers Godavari and Krishna which flow through the city. The presence of temples, mosques and tombs also glorifies the spiritual aspect of the city making it popular among pilgrims. 

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Planning a trip to Bidar, India? Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of this captivating city. Bidar, located in the heart of the Deccan Plateau in Karnataka, offers a treasure trove of historical sites and tourist attractions. From ancient forts to religious shrines, Bidar has something for every traveler. Discover the best places to explore and make the most of your visit to Bidar.

As a haven for history enthusiasts, Bidar boasts a plethora of historical sites. Explore the magnificent Bidar Fort , a prime example of intriguing Persian architecture. Marvel at the blend of Hindu, Turkish, and Persian styles that make this fort a visual delight. The magnificent structures within the fort complex, such as Rangin Mahal, Gagan Mahal, and Tarkash Mahal, transport you back in time.

No visit to Bidar is complete without a trip to Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib . This holy Sikh shrine dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev Ji offers a serene and spiritual experience. Surrounded by nature’s beauty, this gurudwara is a sacred place of pilgrimage for Sikhs in South India.

Step back into the educational and cultural history of Bidar by visiting the Mahmud Gawan Madarsa . Although in ruins, this ancient theological college exudes a timeless beauty. Admire the intricate calligraphy and verses from the Holy Quran that adorn the walls of this architectural wonder.

The Bahmani Tombs in Bidar are a testament to the city’s Islamic heritage. These majestic tombs of Bahmani Sultans showcase exquisite Islamic architecture and offer a glimpse into the lives of rulers from a bygone era. Don’t forget to explore the grand tomb of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali adorned with gold inscriptions of Quranic verses.

Lastly, be sure to visit the Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah , a magnificent tomb dedicated to the spiritual advisor of Mughal emperor Ahmad Shah. The intricate stonework and captivating walls of this architectural marvel will leave you in awe.

Bidar, with its historical sites, cultural landmarks, and spiritual attractions, is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an immersive experience. Plan your itinerary and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the captivating city of Bidar.

Top Places to Visit in Bidar

Bidar fort – intriguing persian architecture.

One of the must-visit places in Bidar is the Bidar Fort . This fort is known for its intriguing Persian architecture and is a prime example of the city’s rich historical heritage. Built in the 15th century, the Bidar Fort was the seat of power for two dynasties and showcases a fascinating blend of Hindu, Turkish, and Persian styles. Within the fort complex, you can explore various structures and monuments, including Rangin Mahal, Gagan Mahal, and Tarkash Mahal. The fort also houses notable mosques like Solah Khamba Masjid and Jami Masjid. A visit to the Bidar Fort is a journey back in time and a chance to immerse yourself in the history of Bidar.

Explore the Magnificent Bidar Fort

The Bidar Fort is a true architectural marvel, showcasing the stunning beauty and grandeur of Persian design fused with local influences. As you step inside the fort, you’ll be transported to a bygone era, where history comes alive through the intricate details of its walls and structures. Take a walk through its expansive courtyards and marvel at the ornate carvings, majestic arches, and delicate jali work.

• Experience the serenity of the Zenana enclosure, a section of the fort dedicated to the royal women. Admire the Rangin Mahal, a palace known for its vibrant frescoes and exquisite artwork.
• Visit the Gagan Mahal, the majestic palace that served as the durbar hall for the kings. Marvel at its imposing architecture and intricate carvings.
• Explore the Tarkash Mahal, which showcases beautiful archways and mesmerizing stucco work.

A visit to the Bidar Fort is a must for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone looking to immerse themselves in the cultural richness of Bidar.

Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib – For Guru Nanak Dev Ji

Another significant attraction in Bidar is the Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib . This holy Sikh shrine is dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru. It is considered one of the holiest places for Sikh pilgrimage in South India. Set amidst a valley and surrounded by laterite hills, the Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib offers a serene and spiritual experience.

The shrine features a Darbar Sahib, Diwan Hall, Langar Hall, and Sukhasan room, with the Guru Granth Sahib (the holy book of Sikhism) being worshiped here. A visit to this gurudwara is a must for those seeking a spiritual experience in Bidar.

Key Features of Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib:

• Darbar Sahib: The main prayer hall where devotees gather to seek blessings.
• Diwan Hall: A place for religious gatherings and community events.
• Langar Hall: Offering free community meals to all visitors as a symbol of equality and service.
• Sukhasan Room: A place for relaxation and meditation.

Visiting the Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib provides a unique opportunity to experience the rich Sikh culture and history while immersing yourself in a peaceful and devotional atmosphere. The beauty of the surroundings and the spiritual energy make it one of the prominent landmarks of Bidar.

Mahmud Gawan Madarsa – Timeless Ruins

One of the architectural wonders of Bidar is the Mahmud Gawan Madarsa . This ancient theological college, constructed in 1472 by the Persian merchant Khwaza Mahmud Gawan, is now in ruins but still showcases its timeless beauty. The madarsa once housed a mosque, lecture halls, a library, and rooms for students and staff, making it a thriving center of education and culture in its heyday.

The walls of Mahmud Gawan Madarsa are adorned with intricate calligraphy and verses from the Holy Quran, illustrating the dedication to craftsmanship and spiritual significance that prevailed during its construction. As you explore this site, you can’t help but appreciate the architectural excellence of the past and the educational and cultural history that this madarsa represents.

Notable Features of Mahmud Gawan Madarsa:

• Intricate calligraphy and verses from the Holy Quran on the walls
• Mosque, lecture halls, library, and living quarters for students and staff
• Beautiful architectural details reflecting the Islamic influence

A visit to the Mahmud Gawan Madarsa is a fascinating journey through time, where you can witness the remnants of an esteemed establishment that once thrived in Bidar. It’s one of the must-visit places in Bidar that offers a glimpse into the region’s rich history and cultural heritage.

Bahmani Tombs – Tomb Of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali

The Bahmani Tombs in Bidar are a collection of 12 tombs belonging to the Bahmani Sultans. These tombs are renowned for their exquisite Islamic architecture, attracting visitors with their grandeur. Among them, the tomb of Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali stands out, adorned with gold inscriptions of verses from the Quran. These tombs are a testament to the rich history of Bidar and offer a glimpse into the lives of the rulers who once governed this region. Exploring the Bahmani Tombs is a must for history enthusiasts and those interested in experiencing the architectural heritage of Bidar.

Exploring the Architectural Heritage

The Bahmani Tombs exhibit exquisite craftsmanship and architectural excellence. Each tomb showcases unique features and intricate details, reflecting the artistic sensibilities of the time. Visitors can marvel at the ornate design, intricate carvings, and beautiful calligraphy that adorn the tombs. The intricate details and the grandeur of these tombs provide a captivating experience, transporting visitors to a bygone era.

Stepping into History

When you visit the Bahmani Tombs, you are stepping into the history of Bidar and the dynasty that once reigned over the region. The tombs offer a fascinating insight into the lives of the Bahmani rulers, their accomplishments, and their significance in the history of Karnataka. Each tomb tells a story that adds to the charm and allure of Bidar as a historical destination.

“The Bahmani Tombs in Bidar are a testament to the rich history and architectural heritage of the region. Exploring these tombs provides a unique opportunity to delve into the glorious past of Bidar and appreciate the craftsmanship of the Bahmani dynasty.” – Traveler Magazine

Chaukhandi Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah – Finest Stonework

The Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is a tomb dedicated to the spiritual advisor of Mughal emperor Ahmad Shah. This magnificent structure showcases exquisite stonework and calligraphy. With its octagonal shape and captivating walls, the tomb of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is a fine example of Islamic architecture. The tomb features beautiful stucco work on its walls and inscriptions of Quranic verses on its doorway.

The Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is a significant attraction in Bidar and a testament to the cultural heritage of the city. Visitors can admire the intricate craftsmanship of the past and immerse themselves in the history and spirituality of Bidar. It is an essential stop for anyone exploring the beautiful city of Bidar.

For an immersive experience of the Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah , make sure to include it in your Bidar travel guide . Witness the finest stonework in the serene surroundings of this historical marvel. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore this extraordinary tourist attraction in Bidar.

What Makes Chaukhandi Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah Special?

• Exquisite stonework and intricate calligraphy
• Octagonal shape and captivating walls
• Inscriptions of Quranic verses on the doorway
• Cultural and historical significance in Bidar

Bidar, a city rich in history, culture, and spirituality, is a top destination for travelers seeking an immersive experience. From its magnificent forts to its ancient tombs and religious shrines, Bidar offers a treasure trove of sightseeing opportunities. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or simply a traveler in search of hidden gems, Bidar has something to offer everyone.

Be sure to include these top tourist destinations in Bidar in your travel guide. Explore the majestic Bidar Fort, with its intriguing Persian architecture, and immerse yourself in the city’s fascinating history. Visit the holy Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib, where you can find solace and serenity in the spiritual atmosphere. Marvel at the timeless ruins of Mahmud Gawan Madarsa, and appreciate the architectural excellence of the past. Discover the grandeur of the Bahmani Tombs, a testament to the city’s rich heritage, and admire the exquisite stonework of the Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah.

With its diverse attractions and cultural charm, Bidar is a must-visit destination for travelers in India. Plan your sightseeing itinerary, explore the top tourist destinations in Bidar , and make unforgettable memories in this captivating city.

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Country: india | state: karnataka, #30 of 33 places to visit in karnataka | places to visit in india, ideal trip duration: 1-2 days, base station: bidar, nearest city to bidar: hyderabad (140 kms), best time to visit bidar: october to march, peak season: october to january, bidar weather: summer: maximum - 44°c & minimum - 25°c winter: maximum - 30°c & minimum - 10°c.

At a distance of 116 km from Gulbarga, 639 km Bangalore and 140 km from Hyderabad, Bidar is a town and district headquarters located in the north-eastern part of Karnataka. Bidar is one of the most popular tourist places to visit near Hyderabad and one of the famous Hyderabad weekend getaways from a two day trip. It is lies at an altitude of 2,200 feet on Deccan plateau overlooking the Manjira river valley. Bidar is among the well known Karnataka tourist places . It is bounded by Nizamabad and Medak districts of Telangana on the eastern side, Latur and Osmanabad districts of Maharashtra on the western side, Nanded district of Maharashtra on the northern side and Gulbarga district on southern side. Bidar has great historical importance and it is one of the important heritage sites in Karnataka. The history of Bidar goes back to 3rd century BC, and it was ruled by Mauryas, Satavahanas, Kadambas and Chalukyas of Badami, Rashtrakutas and later Kalyani Chalukyas. For a short period after Kalyani Chalukyas Bidar was under the Yadavas of Devgiri and Kakatiyas of Warangal . Delhi rulers first headed by Allauddin Khilji and later Muhammed-bin-Tughluq took control of entire Deccan including Bidar. In the middle of the 14th century, the Deccan region disintegrated and formed the Bahmani Sultanate in 1347 AD under the rule of Bahman Shah. The Bahamani kingdom shifted their kingdom from Gulbarga to Bidar in the year 1429. In 1430, Ahmed Shah Wali Bahmani took steps to develop the city of Bidar and its fort was rebuilt. After break up of Bahamani Kingdom in 1527 AD, the city became capital of Barid Shahis who ruled up to 1619 AD. In the mid 17th century, when Aurangzeb conquered Deccan, Bidar became part of the Mughal Empire. The Nizam rulers of Hyderabad took over Bidar in the early part of the 18th century. It became part of the unified Mysore state in 1956, when all the states were reorganized on the basis of language. Bidar has a number of historical monuments dating back to 15th century. These monuments reflect the glory of the Bahamani rulers. The main tourist attraction of Bidar is the Fort, which was built by Ahmad Shah in 1430. The Rangin Mahal, Solah Kambh Masjid, Gagan Mahal, Diwan-e-Am, Royal Pavilion, Tarkash Mahal are other important places to be seen within the fort. Tombs of Bahmani Rulers, Tombs of the Barid Shahis, Madrassa of Mahmud Gawan, Chaubara, Guru Nank Basavakalyan, Humnabad, Narasimha Jharniand papnash temple are the other attractions in Bidar. Bidar is known for its unique Bidri handicraft products. The name of Bidar appears to be derived from Biduru which means bamboo. The best time to visit Bidar is during the post-monsoon and winter seasons, which lasts from October through March. It usually takes 1-2 full days to visit all places in Bidar.

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Nearest Airport: Hyderabad - Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (148 Kms)

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#1 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 2.5 km from Bidar Railway Station, Bidar Fort is an ancient fort situated in Bidar, Karnataka. It is one of the magnificent forts in Karnataka and among the prominent tourist places in Bidar . The initial Bidar Fort is considered to have been built during the reign of the Western Chalukya dynasty which was established in 977 AD at Kalyani. Subsequently, it was captured by the Yadava dynasty of Devagiri and fell yet again to the Kakatiyas of Warangal. Bidar Fort was rebuilt by Sultan Ahmed Shah Wali of the Bahmani dynasty when his capital was moved from Gulbarga to Bidar in 1430 along with several Islamic monuments. The Bidar Fort is a specimen of the Persian architectural style having 1.21 km in length and 0.80 km in breadth, with a quadrangular layout. Surrounded by three miles long walls and comprising 37 bastions, it is surrounded by a triple moat. It is among the must-visit places .....

Mahmud Gawan Madarsa

#2 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 2 km from Bidar Railway Station, Mahmud Gawan Madarsa is one of the major historical structures and a beautiful structure situated between the Fort and Chaubara Clock Tower. Mahmud Gawan Madarsa is an old Islamic university built by Khwaza Mahmud Gawan in 1472. Mahmud Gawan was a Persian merchant who arrived in the Bahamani Sultanate at around 1453 AD. Due to his honesty, simplicity and knowledge he impressed the Bahamani Kings. He ultimately reached to the post of prime minister and was much respected among the local population. Gawan had built a large madarsa at the centre of Bidar with his own money. It functioned like a university, in the same way as other contemporary madarsas of West and Central Asia and Saharan Africa. The architectural style of the madarsa strongly resembles the buildings of Samarkand. The Madarsa had an imposing three-story building with 100 feet tall minarets in four corners. .....

Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple

#3 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 5 km from Bidar Railway Station, Narasimha Jhira is a wonderful cave temple situated on the outskirts of Bidar town. The Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple is dedicated to the lion god Narasimha, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It is also known as Narasimha Zarna Cave temple or Jharani Narasimha Temple. People throng to this temple because it is believed that the idol at the Narasimha Jhira Cave temple is self manifested and is very powerful. The Temple is known for its natural beauty and is considered to be very sacred. This ancient temple is excavated in a 300 m tunnel under the Manichoola hill range. Within the cave, a stream of water is said to be flowing continuously since the foundation of the temple. Devotees have to walk waist deep in the water for 300 m for the darshan of Lord Narasimha. According to mythology, Lord Narasimha first killed Hiranyakashipu and then proceeded to slay the demon Jalasura who .....

Rangin Mahal - Bidar Fort

#4 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 2.5 km from Bidar Railway Station, Rangin Mahal is a beautiful palace situated inside the Bidar Fort. The Rangin Mahal positioned near the Gumbad Gate, is one of the best preserved sites in Bidar Fort . The mahal is famous for its beautiful wood carvings, fascinating tile mosaics and Mother of Pearl decorations. Rangin Mahal was constructed during the reign of King Ali Barid Shah of Baridshahi dynasty (1542 - 1580). Ali Barid Shah was a great patron of Persian poetry and art. Rangin Mahal literally means 'Colored Palace' and this name was apparently given to it on account of its walls being originally decorated with tiles of different hues, traces of which still exist. The design of the Rangin Mahal represents the blend of the both Hindu and Muslim architectures. The palace has two floors consisting of a hall with rooms. The Mahal features five-bay hall that comprises of carved wood columns in rectangular .....

Solah Khamba Mosque - Bidar Fort

#5 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 2.8 km from Bidar Railway Station, Solah Khamba Mosque is ancient mosque situated inside Bidar Fort . The Solah Khamba Mosque was built by Qubil Sultani between 1423 and 1424 AD. The Mosque derives its name from the 16 pillars that are lined in the front of the structure. It is also called Zanana Masjid as it is situated near the Zanana enclosure. The Solah Khamba Mosque or sixteen columned prayer hall is the oldest Muslim building in Bidar . The Mosque is a part of Bidar fort situated after Rangin Mahal. This Mosque served as the principal place of worship within the fort. This Mosque is about 90 m long and 24 m wide. The outer construction of the Mosque consists of a long row of arched openings. The massive columns, arches and domes are attractive. The parapet of interlocking battlements above is a Bahmani addition. Its flattish central dome is raised on a .....

Tarkash Mahal - Bidar Fort

#6 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 2.8 km from Bidar Railway Station, Tarkash Mahal is situated south of Lal Bagh Gardens, beside Solah Khambha Masizd inside the Bidar Fort . The Tarkash Mahal was originally built for the Turkish wife of a Bahmani sultan between 14-15th centuries. The upper parts of the palace were built during the Baridi rule. The decorative work of the Baridi reign is seen in the upper levels of the building. At present, there is no access to the inner parts of the building due to the ruined condition of the structure. The upper parts can reached by a flight of steps which also lead to the roof of the Solah Khamba Mosque. In the middle, there is a hall with arched openings and was beautifully decorated with tiles and stucco work. The roof of the hall has fallen and originally there was another floor above it, the remains of which in the shape of two arches can still be there. There are smaller rooms on either side of the .....

Barid Shahi Tombs

#8 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 3 km from Bidar Railway Station, the Barid Shahi Tombs are historical monuments situated in Deccan Park and Barid Shahi Park near Bidar Bus Station. The Archaeological Survey of India has declared the group of tombs as national monuments. It is one of the must-include places in Bidar Tour Packages . The Barid Shahis gained control of the territory around Bidar at the beginning of the 15th century. The tombs of Ali Barid and his son Qasim Barid are located in the sprawling gardens of Deccan Park. The 55-acre garden has hundreds of plants spread across. The main entrance has a gateway on the south, decorated with architectural motifs with star-shaped panels and beautiful patterns. The tombs are among the places to visit in Bidar . Ali Barid Shah was the most prominent among Baridshahi rulers. He was interested in architecture and built .....

Basavakalyan

#7 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 1.6 km from Basavakalyan Bus Stand, 78 km from Gulbarga, and 80 km from Bidar, Basavakalyan Fort, earlier known as Kalyani Fort is located in the town of Basavakalyan. It is one of the popular places of heritage in Karnataka , and among the must include places in Bidar Tour Packages . Basavakalyan Fort is considered to be one of the oldest and most imposing forts in South India. It was built by King Nalaraja in the 10th century. Basavakalyan, earlier known as Kalyani, was the royal capital of the Western Chalukyan Dynasty from 1050 to 1189. The name was changed to Basavakalyan in 1956. It is named after Basaveshwara, a spiritual scholar from the 12th century. During the rule of Chalukyas, Jainism flourished and a large number of Jain images were carved on the walls of the forts by Chalukya kings. It is one of the most popular places to visit in Bidar . This .....

Blackbuck Resort

#9 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 19 km from Bidar Railway Station, Black Buck Resort is a property of Jungle Resorts and Lodges , Govt of Karnataka. It is one of the best jungle resorts maintained by the Government of Karnataka, and among the must-include places in Bidar tour packages . Black Buck Resort is located between the Honnikeri Reserve Forest and the Vilaspur Lake. The Lodge is spread over 4 acres of land, abundant in greenery, flora, and fauna. The Resort got its name from Black Bucks that roam freely surrounding the resort. Even Peacocks make a sudden appearance at the resort premises. The cottages, tastefully decorated, stand amidst an attractive setting. Each cottage has a private sit-out for those preferring a relaxed evening. The cottages have all the modern amenities with a touch of local architecture. There is also a cozy corner that provides an area for a campfire, restaurant, and .....

Chaukhandi Of Hazrat Khalil Ullah

#10 of 23 Places to Visit in Bidar

At a distance of 5 km from Bidar Railway Station and 1 km from Bahmani Tombs, Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is located at Ashtur. Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is a tomb built in honour of the renowned Hazrat Khalil Ullah. He was the spiritual adviser of Sultan Ahmed Shah. The tomb is known for its beautiful architecture, which features calligraphy and stone work above the arched doorways with carved granite pillars and adorned walls of the structure. Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah is one of the prominent historical monuments in Bidar. The tomb is a two story octagon with a freestanding square domed tomb chamber within, entered through a large gateway with pointed arches. The outer octagonal curtain wall has arched recesses flanked by panels with diagonal squares; all outlined in black carved stone bands and covered in colored tile work. Inscriptions of Koranic verses adorn the doorway. The walls are decorated with stucco work both inside and outside. The calligraphy .....

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Bidar is an important historical town. It witnessed many vicissitudes in its eventful history. This small town was once the capital of the erstwhile Bahamani Kingdom (1347-1526) in the medieval period. A number of historical monuments dating back to 15th century can be found here. These monuments reflect the glory of the Bahamani rulers. Apart from history, the cool and refreshing environment of Bidar attracts travelers.

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