Trip From Bijapur to Bangalore

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Trip From Bijapur to Bangalore

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Virupaksha Temple
a UNESCO World Heritage Site is the former
capital of the Vijayanagara Empire. Predating the
city of Vijayanagara, it continues to be an
important religious centre, housing the
Virupaksha Temple, as well as several other
monuments belonging to the old city. Enroute,
visit to famous Chitradurga Fort, also known
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Hampi
King's Balance, Purandara Mantapa, Old Pillar
Bridge and evening visit to Visit Tungabhadra Dam
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Gol Gumbaz

• Gol Gumbaz is the mausoleum of king Mohammed Adil
  Shah, Sultan of Bijapur. Construction of the tomb
  was started in 1626 and WAS completed in 1656.
  The name is derived from its structure "Gol
  Gombaz" which means "circular dome". It has the
  style of Deccan architecture. The structure is
  composed of a cube on each side. It has eight
  intersecting arches created by two rotated
  squares that create interlocking pendentives
  support the dome. It has a dome-capped octagonal
  tower seven stories high with a staircase inside.
  The upper floor of each tower opens on to a round
  gallery which surrounds the dome. It has an area
  of 1,700 m2 and has one of the biggest single
  chamber spaces in the world.

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Shivagiri

• Shivagiri has a Lord Shiva Statue which is 85
  feet tall. It was installed by the T.K. Patil
  Banakatti Charitable Trust in Vijayapura
  (Bijapur) on Sindagi Road. It is slowly turning
  into a pilgrim location. The 1,500 tonnes statue
  of Lord Shiva is considered as the second largest
  statue of Lord Shiva in India and was prepared by
  sculptors from Shimoga. An old age home is coming
  up inside the premises and it is named as Basant
  Van. It is said that it can accommodate 52
  members and the capacity will be enhanced
  gradually. Women will be given preference in
  admission.

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The Bijapur Fort

• The Bijapur Fort has a rich history. It was built
  by Yusuf Adil Shah in 1566 using Materials like
  Granites and lime mortar. The fort contains
  palaces, mosques, tombs and gardens. The
  architecture is inspired from Pertians. It is
  said that the Adilshahis, during their reign of
  200 years, built over 50 mosques, 20 tombs and 20
  palaces. Bijapur has, therefore, been called as
  Agra of South India. Apart from these monuments,
  Ibrahim II also built the Dattatreya Temple, to
  the west of the citadel. It contains a pair of
  paduka (foot sandals) of saint Narasimha
  Saraswati.

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Jala Manzil

• Jala Manzil is located very close to the Sat
  Manzil. This is a water pavilion. Saat Manzil and
  Jal Manzil werare part of the Citadel which was
  enclosed within the fortified walls during the
  rule of the Deccan Sultanate. Some parts of the
  monument is in ruins now.
• With a rich history, Bijapur is a beautiful place
  to visit. The city is filled with monuments and
  hence it is rightly called as Agra of south. You
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