Things to do in Bijapur (Karnataka)

Jod Gumbad features twin tombs with distinctive bulbous domes, housing the remains of an Adil Shahi general and his spiritual adviser in Bijapur, Karnataka.

Mithari and Asar Mahals in Bijapur, Karnataka, were built in 1646 by Mohammed Adil Shah. It features historical architecture and cultural significance, notable for housing relics.

Mihtar Mahal in Bijapur, Karnataka, is a decorative gateway leading to a mosque, known for its intricate architecture and historical significance.

Gol Gumbaz is the mausoleum of emperor Mohammed Adil Shah, built in the 17th century. Its massive dome and octagonal towers create a powerful and beautiful sight, and the unique acoustics allow voices to echo throughout the space.

Ibrahim Rauza is a beautiful tomb built by Emperor Ibrahim Adil Shah II for his queen. Its stunning minarets are similar to those of the Taj Mahal and it holds the graves of the emperor and his family.

Aihole is an ancient city that was the first capital of the early Chalukyas. It features hundreds of temples with stunning carvings that date back to the 5th and 6th centuries, showcasing remarkable architecture and artistic skill.

Jumma Masjid is a historic mosque in Bijapur, Karnataka. It is known for its impressive architecture, including large domes and beautiful arches.

Malik-i-Maidan is a massive cannon located in Bijapur, Karnataka. Weighing about 55 tonnes and measuring over 4 meters long, it was cast in 1549 and brought to the city as a war trophy by the efforts of many elephants, oxen, and men.