We caught Bidar express to Bidar @ 21.00 which dropped us at Bidar station @ 9.10
Auto Rickshaw
We reached our hotel, got fresh and headed for our day excursion.
Sight Seeing
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.
Worship
Papnash Shiva Temple is one of the most popular temples of the city. It is believed that Lord Ram while returning from Lanka installed a Shivalingam in this temple.
Monument
Bidar Fort is an exemplary symbol of the Bahmani Dynasty, built by Sultan Alla-Ud-Din Bahman. Constructed in Persian architectural style, the fort complex houses an old city comprising over 30 structures, including the Rangin Mahal, Gagan Mahal, etc
Worship
Located in the old part of the city Bidar, Mahmud Gawan Madrasa is actually the remains of a building that was once the theological college. Established in year 1472 by Gawan, an exile from Persia and a scholar of Bahmai court.
Monument
Situated in the heart of the city, Chaubara is a 22m high old cylindrical tower. One can witness the spell-binding views of the whole plateau from the top of the tower, the building serving as a watchtower.
A famous cave temple popularly referred to as Jharani Narasimha Cave Temple is dedicated to self manifested deity of Narasimha Dev. To worship the deity of the temple, devotees have to pass through the cave.
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.
Monument
