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Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Bidar Tourism


Bidar is one of the popular cities in Karnataka in terms of tourist attraction,it’s also known as Crown city of Karnataka as its located in the top most of the state and lies in the northern east of Karnataka.  it’s a Deccan plateau and historic place to visit and is sub divided into 6 divisions Bidar, Basavakalyan, Bhalki, Homanabad, and Aurad.

Bidar is about 120 kms away from Gulbarga.
720 kms away from Bangalore. 
Hyderabad is about 135 kms away. 

Weather condition: it’s little dry all throughout the year, but April and May are little more hotter  but in the hot summer a sharp and a sudden thunder storm will hit by south-east monsoon and again in June, the weather will become cool and pleasant. Best time for visiting is from October to March. 

Places to see in bidar: From Bahamani era bidar known for some of the important historical monuments. The monuments are Adil Shahi, Mugals, Bahamani, Nizam, Pre-kaktiya, Barid shahi, Tughlaq. From the architecture point of view it’s a mix of Turkish and Persia art man, Hindu. 

Jharani narashima swamy temple:

It is 118 km far from bidar which is also known as Narashima zarna cave temple one of the most attractive and an agriculturally wonder place. It is a place of thrill, because to reach the deity of Lord Narashima one should go into the 300 meters long cave or tunnel with 4 feet height flowing water.Lighting and ventilation have been recently installed for the visitor’s convenience.
    
;
The Cave has natural spring water which leads to the deity Narashima Swamy. 

The following is the short story behind this temple, Lord Narashima swamy after killing Hiranyakashpu, the lord proceeded to kill a demon named as JALASURA, a devotee of Lord Shiva; jalasura turned into water which started to flow from Lords feet from then to now the water is flowing from Lord’s feet and fills the cave. The devotees will take bath in the water fountain outside the temple before entering the temple. 

The structure of the great Mahmud Gawan Arabic University:









The structure of the great Mahmud Gawan Arabic University is reminiscent of the rich architecture of the Bahamani era. It’s said to be one of the oldest universities which were founded by Mahmud Gawan. It’s located in the old city.


Bidar Fort:
















Bidar Fort is situated in Bidar district of the northern plateau of Karnataka. Is situated next to the city and is one of the biggest forts in India. Sultan Allah-Ud-Din Bahaman of the Bahamani Dynasty shifted his capital from Gulbarga to Bidar in 1427 and built his fort along with a number of Islamic monuments.
The old Hindu Fort was rebuilt and beautiful madrasas, mosques, palaces and gardens were raised.

TARKASH MAHAL:


This palace has a history which says the palace was built by Barid Shahi Sultans. As the name tells Tarkash Mahal was built for Turkish wife of sultan, the king had also had relation with many ladies from different nationalities.

The space is wide and open which is located out of Rangin Mahal which has arcade on the other side.


Old Naubat Khana:


It was a music gallery when built by Naubat khana. It has very big halls and has beautiful windows and people get to see a cool view from there to see the city buildings.

It’s a mark for the monuments and an elegant place to visit and explore some of the facts of architecture from the historical times.

 Click here for more info on OldNaubatKhana       

 Bahamani tombs:

Bahamani tombs are located in Ashtoor 4 kms east of Bidar. There are 12 tombs they are large mausoleums that structures arches, niches and patronizing dome.

The most popular among the entire tomb is Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali which is known for the beautiful walls and the words are written in gold color with a dark background which is a treat for the eyes.

The most interesting aspect is that they have used swastika symbol in this mausoleum for ornamentation. Sultan Aladdin-shah II, combines tile panels, arched and carvings with some of the elegant carvings which are very impressive. 
  
                                                                                                                     

GAGAN MAHAL:




The Mahal originally was built by Bahamani kings but some additional alterations were made by Barid shahi rulers. Basically the palace has two courts; the outer was used by male staffs and male protectors and the entry was behind Solah Khamb mosque.

There are rooms on the both sides for accommodation for guards. It’s said that there are arched entrances to all rooms which was decorated with stucco and tile work. The north is merged with Tarkash Mahal which was built after Gagan Mahal. The gagan Mahal was designed and decorated for sultans and his harem. 

Gumbaz Darwaza:


 The Darwaza architecture plays an important part in the history of Deccan monuments. 

The palace fort has two main entry gates and it is said that the fort was built by Ahmed Shah Wali who started the foundation in 1429. Sharza Darwaza and Gumbaz Darwaza are main gates to palace.
Ragini Mahal: 


Ragini Mahal is said as “painted place or colored palace”, because of its decoration with colored tiles art work, wood carvings which was done in the period of Ali Barid (AD 1642-80) and also Mother-Of-Pearl of the finest quality laid in jet-black stone.

 Ali Barid first Baridishahi dynasty was adopted the tile of shah was a cultured prince fond of poetry, calligraphy and architecture. Floral patterns and calligraphy text, stone carvings,
stucco art are attractions of the monuments the Mahal was rebuilt during Barid shahi period.

Diwan-I-Am:  
   
Diwan I Am is also known as Jali Mahal. The mahal has two entries in east and west side,there are some spacious halls decorated with the tile work and geometric floor patterns.

The Bahamani kings used this place for inviting the dignitaries and the hall is filled with colored tiles. 
click here for more info on Diawan I Am       
      
                 

Chaubara:   

The building facing In 4 directions is named as chaubara. 
This tower is cylindrical about 71- feet tall and 22 mts height is situated in the center of the city; it is also a watchtower which gives a splendid view to the city.



Chaukhandi:





















The building is octagonal shaped tomb was built by Allaudin Shah for his spiritual advisor its located in the north side of the road between Ashtur and Bidar.
In the entrance of the building there is a beautiful calligraphic writings the building one of the must see spot of the visit as it is also known as an excellent buildings constructed by Bhamani’s.

Nanak Jhira Sahib:












The Nanak Jhira sahib is Gurudwara located in bidar the history says like this; when Guru Nanak stayed during his second missionary tour to India this place had acute shortage of water by seeing this Guru Nanak performed a miracle. 


He touched the hillside with his toe removing some rubble in the process, a fountain of sweet water flowed out from this hillside and by this the place was named as by Nanak Jhira, nobody knows from where the spring nestles. 

The place has amidst scenic serene and the place has numerous pilgrims where they offer free food for the devotees which is known as Guru-Ka-Langar, it is one of the sacred places to Sikh devotees.

Manik Nagar: 

"Whosoever offers to me, with devotion a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or water, that offering of love, of the pure heart, I accept".

The above saying was said by “Shri Manik Prabhu Maharaj of Maniknagar”
  • The First Shri Sadguru Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (1817-1865) In the picture: First column second row
  • The Second Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Manohar Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1858) 1865-1877 In the picture:  Second Column second row
  • The Third Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Martand Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1861) 1877-1936 In the picture:   first column Third row
  • The Fourth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Shankar Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1895) 1936-1945 In the picture:   second column Third row
  • The Fifth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Siddharaj Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1939) 1945- 2009 In the picture:  first column fourth row
  • The Sixth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Dnyanraj Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1958) 2009 - to date. In the picture:  Second column fourth row.

Papa Nashaka temple:

Papnash Shiva Temple, a yet another famous temple situated in Bidar district in North-east Karnataka. According to legend’s, the Shiva Linga idol in this temple is one of those installed by Lord Rama during the time of his journey back from Lanka.

A natural spring flows into a pond in front of the temple called Papnasha which means destruction of sins. It is believed that, Holy dip in the pond has significance and purifies the soul of devotee from all sins.

As per the local traditional saying, the Shiva Linga idol had been installed in this temple by lord Ram during his return from Lanka. Every year at the time of Shivratri festival lot of tourists visit this place.
Sharza Darwaza:





















The first gateway of the Darwaza is called as Mandu Darwaza. The second gateway is called as Sharza Darwaza, the sharza Darwaza has a larger dimension than the first gateway.

 The height of the entrance is about 22 feet.On the top, the gateway has a beautiful design made by tiles and the colors seen are blue, green, yellow and white bands. Now the tiles have been rehabilitated and once it is finished, it would add beauty to the beauty. 
Click here for more info on sharza-darwaza

Shahi Malbakh:















Shahi Malbakh was once upon a time a royal kitchen during Nizam’s period and later it was used as jail, this is adjoining Rangeen Mahal towards the west.

As originally it appears to have been residence of a prince or some dignitaries at different periods it was used for various purposes.

Solah Khamb Masjid:
The Solah Khamb Masjid is 16 pillar mosques, it is also called Zanana Masjid and was started in 1423 and was completed in the year 1424 by the regional governor. 

The masjid was originally built for performing the Friday prayers and was built by sultan Mohammad Shah. The pleasing features are the middle hall crowned by the large dome. Jami Masjid and Kali Masjid are the other two important monuments from the architectural point of view.

It is also the oldest and the largest Muslim building in Bidar.


Barid Shahi tombs:













The tomb has granite carvings and colored tiles with floral patterns, Like the Bahamani tombs, they show Persian influenza. The tomb of Ali Barid Shah, is the longest reigning and most successful of the Barid Shahi Sultans.

The Tomb of Qasim Barid & Qasim Barid-II is located here. 
Click here for more info on Barid shahi tombs

Basavakalyan:

















Basavakalyan situated at a distance of 80kms from Bidar was once the capital of the Kalyani Chalukyas from 1050 to 1195.

It is also noted in the history for it was the birth place of 12th century social reformer Basaveshwara who worked for the welfares of the Poor.

















Basaveshwara founded Anubhava Mantapa at Basavakalyan the place was an academy of mystics, saints and philosophers of the ‘Lingayata’ faith in the 12th century. 

It was the fountainhead of all religious and philosophical thought pertaining to the Human Values, Ethics, bring about equality and to popularize the concept of “dasoha” (eating together).

Takht Mahal: 








Takht Mahal is also known as Throne palace was been used as Durbar Hall, This Throne Palace at the west end of the Fort is where the Bidar rulers held private audience. 

It has a columned hall facing north onto a rectangular court. Steps to the west of the courtyard lead to various rooms with complicated plans. Some have remains of granite columns.


 Shahi Hammam: 









 Shahi Hammam is also known as The Royal Bath which is located near by the Royal Kitchen (Shahi Malbakh), the building was used as the civil court till early nineteenth century. In front of the mosque there was Lal Bagh (Red Garden) 

it was so named on account of its beautiful layout or due to the red flowers grown around.


Hazar Kothari:


















Hazar Kothari was meant for exit in the event of an enemy attack, it is located in the sourth of Takath Mahal.

 Takht-I-Kirmani:












The main feature of Takhti-i-Kirmani is the gateway which belongs to the 15th century which is ornamented with bands of foliate and arabesque design. It is also an ancient town with a fortification consisting of an embankment, with a parapet built on top. 

In the center of this hall, the coach is placed on a wooden platform, which is well-carved and gilded in the Persian style. The local people highly occupy this place.
Click here for more info on Takhti 

Humnabad:















Humnabad is situated at a distance of about 52kms from Bidar and it is one of the famous pilgrimage destinations for the Hindus. Humnabad houses, the famous ancient temple of Lord Veerabhadreshwara. 

There is a local annual fair held in the months of January-February and it goes for a period of seven days. During the Veerabhadreshwara Jatra thousands of devotees throng to Humnabad.

Other places in Bidar :The Naubat Khana, The smaller tombs of Asthur, The habshi kot, umapur, Jalsangvi.

 AbdulFaiz Darga:














 karanja dam bidar:

         






Stays at Bidar

 Resorts in Bidar:
Black Buck Resort
Near Khanapur, Vilaspur Tank, Vilaspur post Bidar: 585402
Tel: 8971009118
Tariff: 3200/- Normal, 3500/-Special, executive 4000/-Per Person






















  Hotels in Bidar


Hotel Sapna International
Ugdir road, bidar 5854401
Tel: 09341732739, 08482-220991-94
Tariff: 450/- to 2750/-

Hotel shiva international
Venue: Opp Akkamahadevi College, Beside Reliance Petrol Bunk bidar ho -585401, New Bus Stand Road, Udgir Road Bidar, Bidar - 585403
Tariff: 800/- to 2500/-

Hotel Mayura barid Shahi
Udgir road, Bidar 585401
Tel: 09448085227 08482-221740, 227799
Tariff: 200/- to 832/-

Hotel Mayura
Venue: opp to central bus stand Bidar: 585 401
Tel: 08482-228142/143, 09449458840
Tariff: 350/- to 1800/-

 Hotel Krishna Regency
Venue: Near bus stand udgir road Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-221991-95, 09341111136
Tariff: 300/- to 900 /-

Hotel Shanti lodge
Venue: OPP. Indra Market, Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-221303, 09902562661
Tariff: 250/- to 800/-

Hotel kailash Lodge
Venue: Pawar complex old bus stand Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-227 727/854, 09611781884
Tariff: 150/- to 450/-

Hotel Kamala Residency
Venue: near KSRTC bus stand, Basavakalyana, Bidar:585327
Tel: 08481-251751,252751, 09900468210

Tariff: 300/- to 750/- 
Hotel Kaveri
Venue: Guni road, Near Nandi petrol bunk, jabshetty market, Bidar: 585403
Tel: 08482-227453,226352, 093433490099
Tariff: 200/- to 600/-

Hotel Ashoka:
Venue: Near Deepak film talkies Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-227621, 223931
Tariff: 200/- to 550/-

Bidar is one of the popular cities in Karnataka in terms of tourist attraction,it’s also known as Crown city of Karnataka as its located in the top most of the state and lies in the northern east of Karnataka.  it’s a Deccan plateau and historic place to visit and is sub divided into 6 divisions Bidar, Basavakalyan, Bhalki, Homanabad, and Aurad.

Bidar is about 120 kms away from Gulbarga.
720 kms away from Bangalore. 
Hyderabad is about 135 kms away. 

Weather condition: it’s little dry all throughout the year, but April and May are little more hotter  but in the hot summer a sharp and a sudden thunder storm will hit by south-east monsoon and again in June, the weather will become cool and pleasant. Best time for visiting is from October to March. 

Places to see in bidar: From Bahamani era bidar known for some of the important historical monuments. The monuments are Adil Shahi, Mugals, Bahamani, Nizam, Pre-kaktiya, Barid shahi, Tughlaq. From the architecture point of view it’s a mix of Turkish and Persia art man, Hindu. 

Jharani narashima swamy temple:

It is 118 km far from bidar which is also known as Narashima zarna cave temple one of the most attractive and an agriculturally wonder place. It is a place of thrill, because to reach the deity of Lord Narashima one should go into the 300 meters long cave or tunnel with 4 feet height flowing water.Lighting and ventilation have been recently installed for the visitor’s convenience.
    
;
The Cave has natural spring water which leads to the deity Narashima Swamy. 

The following is the short story behind this temple, Lord Narashima swamy after killing Hiranyakashpu, the lord proceeded to kill a demon named as JALASURA, a devotee of Lord Shiva; jalasura turned into water which started to flow from Lords feet from then to now the water is flowing from Lord’s feet and fills the cave. The devotees will take bath in the water fountain outside the temple before entering the temple. 

The structure of the great Mahmud Gawan Arabic University:









The structure of the great Mahmud Gawan Arabic University is reminiscent of the rich architecture of the Bahamani era. It’s said to be one of the oldest universities which were founded by Mahmud Gawan. It’s located in the old city.


 Bidar Fort:
















Bidar Fort is situated in Bidar district of the northern plateau of Karnataka. Is situated next to the city and is one of the biggest forts in India. Sultan Allah-Ud-Din Bahaman of the Bahamani Dynasty shifted his capital from Gulbarga to Bidar in 1427 and built his fort along with a number of Islamic monuments.
The old Hindu Fort was rebuilt and beautiful madrasas, mosques, palaces and gardens were raised.

TARKASH MAHAL:


This palace has a history which says the palace was built by Barid Shahi Sultans. As the name tells Tarkash Mahal was built for Turkish wife of sultan, the king had also had relation with many ladies from different nationalities.

The space is wide and open which is located out of Rangin Mahal which has arcade on the other side.


Old Naubat Khana:


It was a music gallery when built by Naubat khana. It has very big halls and has beautiful windows and people get to see a cool view from there to see the city buildings.

It’s a mark for the monuments and an elegant place to visit and explore some of the facts of architecture from the historical times.

 Click here for more info on OldNaubatKhana       

 Bahamani tombs:

Bahamani tombs are located in Ashtoor 4 kms east of Bidar. There are 12 tombs they are large mausoleums that structures arches, niches and patronizing dome.

The most popular among the entire tomb is Ahmad Shah-Al-Wali which is known for the beautiful walls and the words are written in gold color with a dark background which is a treat for the eyes.

The most interesting aspect is that they have used swastika symbol in this mausoleum for ornamentation. Sultan Aladdin-shah II, combines tile panels, arched and carvings with some of the elegant carvings which are very impressive. 
  
                                                                                                                     

GAGAN MAHAL:




The Mahal originally was built by Bahamani kings but some additional alterations were made by Barid shahi rulers. Basically the palace has two courts; the outer was used by male staffs and male protectors and the entry was behind Solah Khamb mosque.

There are rooms on the both sides for accommodation for guards. It’s said that there are arched entrances to all rooms which was decorated with stucco and tile work. The north is merged with Tarkash Mahal which was built after Gagan Mahal. The gagan Mahal was designed and decorated for sultans and his harem. 

Gumbaz Darwaza:


 The Darwaza architecture plays an important part in the history of Deccan monuments. 

The palace fort has two main entry gates and it is said that the fort was built by Ahmed Shah Wali who started the foundation in 1429. Sharza Darwaza and Gumbaz Darwaza are main gates to palace.



Ragini Mahal: 


Ragini Mahal is said as “painted place or colored palace”, because of its decoration with colored tiles art work, wood carvings which was done in the period of Ali Barid (AD 1642-80) and also Mother-Of-Pearl of the finest quality laid in jet-black stone.

 Ali Barid first Baridishahi dynasty was adopted the tile of shah was a cultured prince fond of poetry, calligraphy and architecture. Floral patterns and calligraphy text, stone carvings,
stucco art are attractions of the monuments the Mahal was rebuilt during Barid shahi period.

Diwan-I-Am:  
   
Diwan I Am is also known as Jali Mahal. The mahal has two entries in east and west side,there are some spacious halls decorated with the tile work and geometric floor patterns.

The Bahamani kings used this place for inviting the dignitaries and the hall is filled with colored tiles. 
click here for more info on Diawan I Am       
      
                 

Chaubara:   

The building facing In 4 directions is named as chaubara. 
This tower is cylindrical about 71- feet tall and 22 mts height is situated in the center of the city; it is also a watchtower which gives a splendid view to the city.



Chaukhandi:





















The building is octagonal shaped tomb was built by Allaudin Shah for his spiritual advisor its located in the north side of the road between Ashtur and Bidar.
In the entrance of the building there is a beautiful calligraphic writings the building one of the must see spot of the visit as it is also known as an excellent buildings constructed by Bhamani’s.

Nanak Jhira Sahib:












The Nanak Jhira sahib is Gurudwara located in bidar the history says like this; when Guru Nanak stayed during his second missionary tour to India this place had acute shortage of water by seeing this Guru Nanak performed a miracle. 


He touched the hillside with his toe removing some rubble in the process, a fountain of sweet water flowed out from this hillside and by this the place was named as by Nanak Jhira, nobody knows from where the spring nestles. 

The place has amidst scenic serene and the place has numerous pilgrims where they offer free food for the devotees which is known as Guru-Ka-Langar, it is one of the sacred places to Sikh devotees.

Manik Nagar: 

"Whosoever offers to me, with devotion a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or water, that offering of love, of the pure heart, I accept".

The above saying was said by “Shri Manik Prabhu Maharaj of Maniknagar”
  • The First Shri Sadguru Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (1817-1865) In the picture: First column second row
  • The Second Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Manohar Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1858) 1865-1877 In the picture:  Second Column second row
  • The Third Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Martand Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1861) 1877-1936 In the picture:   first column Third row
  • The Fourth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Shankar Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1895) 1936-1945 In the picture:   second column Third row
  • The Fifth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Siddharaj Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1939) 1945- 2009 In the picture:  first column fourth row
  • The Sixth Peethadhipati of Shri Samsthan, Shri Sadguru Dnyanraj Manik Prabhu Maharaj - (Born 1958) 2009 - to date. In the picture:  Second column fourth row.

Papa Nashaka temple:

Papnash Shiva Temple, a yet another famous temple situated in Bidar district in North-east Karnataka. According to legend’s, the Shiva Linga idol in this temple is one of those installed by Lord Rama during the time of his journey back from Lanka.

A natural spring flows into a pond in front of the temple called Papnasha which means destruction of sins. It is believed that, Holy dip in the pond has significance and purifies the soul of devotee from all sins.

As per the local traditional saying, the Shiva Linga idol had been installed in this temple by lord Ram during his return from Lanka. Every year at the time of Shivratri festival lot of tourists visit this place.
Sharza Darwaza:





















The first gateway of the Darwaza is called as Mandu Darwaza. The second gateway is called as Sharza Darwaza, the sharza Darwaza has a larger dimension than the first gateway.

 The height of the entrance is about 22 feet.On the top, the gateway has a beautiful design made by tiles and the colors seen are blue, green, yellow and white bands. Now the tiles have been rehabilitated and once it is finished, it would add beauty to the beauty. 
Click here for more info on sharza-darwaza

Shahi Malbakh:















Shahi Malbakh was once upon a time a royal kitchen during Nizam’s period and later it was used as jail, this is adjoining Rangeen Mahal towards the west.

As originally it appears to have been residence of a prince or some dignitaries at different periods it was used for various purposes.

Solah Khamb Masjid:
The Solah Khamb Masjid is 16 pillar mosques, it is also called Zanana Masjid and was started in 1423 and was completed in the year 1424 by the regional governor. 

The masjid was originally built for performing the Friday prayers and was built by sultan Mohammad Shah. The pleasing features are the middle hall crowned by the large dome. Jami Masjid and Kali Masjid are the other two important monuments from the architectural point of view.

It is also the oldest and the largest Muslim building in Bidar.


Barid Shahi tombs:













The tomb has granite carvings and colored tiles with floral patterns, Like the Bahamani tombs, they show Persian influenza. The tomb of Ali Barid Shah, is the longest reigning and most successful of the Barid Shahi Sultans.

The Tomb of Qasim Barid & Qasim Barid-II is located here. 
Click here for more info on Barid shahi tombs

Basavakalyan:

















Basavakalyan situated at a distance of 80kms from Bidar was once the capital of the Kalyani Chalukyas from 1050 to 1195.

It is also noted in the history for it was the birth place of 12th century social reformer Basaveshwara who worked for the welfares of the Poor.

















Basaveshwara founded Anubhava Mantapa at Basavakalyan the place was an academy of mystics, saints and philosophers of the ‘Lingayata’ faith in the 12th century. 

It was the fountainhead of all religious and philosophical thought pertaining to the Human Values, Ethics, bring about equality and to popularize the concept of “dasoha” (eating together).

Takht Mahal: 








Takht Mahal is also known as Throne palace was been used as Durbar Hall, This Throne Palace at the west end of the Fort is where the Bidar rulers held private audience. 

It has a columned hall facing north onto a rectangular court. Steps to the west of the courtyard lead to various rooms with complicated plans. Some have remains of granite columns.


 Shahi Hammam: 









 Shahi Hammam is also known as The Royal Bath which is located near by the Royal Kitchen (Shahi Malbakh), the building was used as the civil court till early nineteenth century. In front of the mosque there was Lal Bagh (Red Garden) 

it was so named on account of its beautiful layout or due to the red flowers grown around.


Hazar Kothari:


















Hazar Kothari was meant for exit in the event of an enemy attack, it is located in the sourth of Takath Mahal.

 Takht-I-Kirmani:












The main feature of Takhti-i-Kirmani is the gateway which belongs to the 15th century which is ornamented with bands of foliate and arabesque design. It is also an ancient town with a fortification consisting of an embankment, with a parapet built on top. 

In the center of this hall, the coach is placed on a wooden platform, which is well-carved and gilded in the Persian style. The local people highly occupy this place.
Click here for more info on Takhti 

Humnabad:















Humnabad is situated at a distance of about 52kms from Bidar and it is one of the famous pilgrimage destinations for the Hindus. Humnabad houses, the famous ancient temple of Lord Veerabhadreshwara. 

There is a local annual fair held in the months of January-February and it goes for a period of seven days. During the Veerabhadreshwara Jatra thousands of devotees throng to Humnabad.

Other places in Bidar :The Naubat Khana, The smaller tombs of Asthur, The habshi kot, umapur, Jalsangvi.

 AbdulFaiz Darga:














 karanja dam bidar:

         






Stays at Bidar

 Resorts in Bidar:
Black Buck Resort
Near Khanapur, Vilaspur Tank, Vilaspur post Bidar: 585402
Tel: 8971009118
Tariff: 3200/- Normal, 3500/-Special, executive 4000/-Per Person






















  Hotels in Bidar


Hotel Sapna International
Ugdir road, bidar 5854401
Tel: 09341732739, 08482-220991-94
Tariff: 450/- to 2750/-

Hotel shiva international
Venue: Opp Akkamahadevi College, Beside Reliance Petrol Bunk bidar ho -585401, New Bus Stand Road, Udgir Road Bidar, Bidar - 585403
Tariff: 800/- to 2500/-

Hotel Mayura barid Shahi
Udgir road, Bidar 585401
Tel: 09448085227 08482-221740, 227799
Tariff: 200/- to 832/-

Hotel Mayura
Venue: opp to central bus stand Bidar: 585 401
Tel: 08482-228142/143, 09449458840
Tariff: 350/- to 1800/-

 Hotel Krishna Regency
Venue: Near bus stand udgir road Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-221991-95, 09341111136
Tariff: 300/- to 900 /-

Hotel Shanti lodge
Venue: OPP. Indra Market, Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-221303, 09902562661
Tariff: 250/- to 800/-

Hotel kailash Lodge
Venue: Pawar complex old bus stand Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-227 727/854, 09611781884
Tariff: 150/- to 450/-

Hotel Kamala Residency
Venue: near KSRTC bus stand, Basavakalyana, Bidar:585327
Tel: 08481-251751,252751, 09900468210

Tariff: 300/- to 750/- 
Hotel Kaveri
Venue: Guni road, Near Nandi petrol bunk, jabshetty market, Bidar: 585403
Tel: 08482-227453,226352, 093433490099
Tariff: 200/- to 600/-

Hotel Ashoka:
Venue: Near Deepak film talkies Bidar: 585401
Tel: 08482-227621, 223931
Tariff: 200/- to 550/-

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