Bijapur

Visitor Information

• Famous for: Sightseeing, Indo-Islamic Architectural Prowess, Historic Significance, Photography, Relaxing with Family, Experience Seeking and Wandering, Connoisseurs.
• Entrance Fee: Entry to this place is a meagre amount of Rs5 and camera fees are none.
• Visiting Time: From 8am to 6pm, this fort is pretty much open throughout the day inviting the wanderers to sit in its sprawling lawns and get a breath of archaic air with a beautiful view.
• Visiting Duration: Between 1 to 2 hours is the average time of duration that you might spend.

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• Famous for: History, Viewpoint
• Entrance Fee: No fee for this public space
• Visiting Time: Sunrise to Sunset (Daily)
• Visit Duration: About an hour

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Visitor Information

• Famous For: Mausoleum, Tomb and Historic Place.
• Entry Fees: Indian Nationals- Rs. 15/- per head, Foreign Nationals- Rs. 200/- per head, Children up to 15 years of age- No Fees.
• Visiting Time: All seven days of week, 10:00am to 5:00pm.
• Visiting Duration: Since there are lots of things to be seen inside the tomb, it may easily take you from 1 to 2 hours to finish your visit at the Gol Gumbaz.

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Visitor Information

• Famous For: Historic place, Mausoleum, Tomb, Adil Shahi Dynasty
• Entry Fees: Indian Adults- Rs. 15/- per head; Children up-to 15 years- Free; Other Nationalities: Rs. 200/- per head
• Visiting Time: 6:00 am to 6:00pm (open on all week days and weekends)
• Visiting Duration: It may take 30 minutes to 1 hour for the entire tour of the monument.

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Visitor Information

• Famous For: Tourism, Cannon, Historical significance, Heritage.
• Entrance Fee: For adults and children who are Indian citizen, the entrance fee to the Gol Gumbaz inside which the great cannon is located is 10 INR per head. For foreigners, the entry fee is slightly higher at 100 INR per head.
• Visiting Time: Gol Gumbaz opens at 10:00 am in the morning and closes at 6:00 pm in the evening on all the days of the week. It is open on all days except public holidays.
• Visit Duration: Approximately an hour. If you want to take a thorough tour, it may take a little longer.

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The city of Bijapur was known as Vijaypura or the city of victory in ancient times and was founded by the Chalukyas between the 10th and the 11th centuries. The name underwent the current state during the reign of the Adil Shah dynasty in the 14th century during which the city’s most important monuments were built. The city is a cultural hub due to the influences from the various dynasties that has ruled this region. Bijapur ranks among one of the popular places to visit in Karnataka. Here’s the list of the best places you can visit in the ancient and historical city of Bijapur.

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