Gagan Mahal is an acclaimed Citadel in Bijapur. It is utilized as a royal residence cum-gathering of people lobby. The focal curve of Gagan Mahal is the tallest and most stretched out among all the curves found in Bijapur. Generally
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Gol Gumbaz is the sepulcher of ruler Mohammed Adil Shah, Sultan of Bijapur. The great structure is a catacomb of Mohammed Adil Shah, the Sultan of Bijapur and the seventh leader of the Adil Shahi line. The dim basalt structure
Ibrahim Rauza, regularly alluded to as 'The Taj Mahal of the Deccan', was planned by Malik Sandal. It contains four minarets, a mosque to its right side, and a tomb at its left side. It houses the remaining parts of
The Bijapur Fortress is situated in the Bijapur city in Bijapur Locale of the Indian province of Karnataka. Bijapur fortress has a plenty of authentic landmarks of building significance worked amid the lead of Adil Shahi line. The Adil Shahi
Asar Mahal, worked by Muhammed Adil Shah in late 1640s, used to fill in as a Hall of Justice. It is otherwise called Mithari and Asar Mahal and stands with the help of four columns. Additionally, hair from the facial
Bahamani domain separated into five kingdoms and Bijapur was one of them. Yousuf AdilShah was delegated the lord of the new Adil Shahi kingdom. The new kingdom rose to incredible statures amidst the sixteenth C under Ali Adil Shah, the
Bara Kaman is the incomplete catacomb of Ali Adil Shah II in Bijapur, Karnataka in India. Ali Adil Shah of the Adil Shahi administration needed to manufacture a sepulcher of unmatched engineering quality. It was arranged that twelve curves would
Ibrahim Rauza, frequently alluded to as 'The Taj Mahal of the Deccan', was outlined by Malik Sandal. It contains four minarets, a mosque to its right side, and a tomb at its left side. It houses the remaining parts of
Gol Gumbaz is an authentic place in Vijayapura. It was planned and developed by the celebrated internationally modeler, Yaqut of Dabul, under the support of Muhammed Adil Shah. This vault, which is around 124 ft in measurement and stands unsupported