Bidar

1. Bahamani Tombs :              A cluster of 12 tombs located in Ashur are what is known as bahamani tombs. The tombs comprise   of large mausoleums adorned with lofty domes, arches and niches. All the done by bidri work 2. Bidar Airport :       Bidar has been home to one of the oldest military air bases in south India. The Air Force Station at Bidar is a traning school run by the Indian Air Force and also is the backyard of the Suryakiran Aerobatics Team (SKAT). In pursuance to the long pending demand of having a Civilian Airport at Bidar, the Indian Air Force agreed upon its airbase to be used for commercial flight operations. A Civil Terminal in the year 2008-09 was built ahead of the Guru-ta-Gaddi celebrations at the Gurudwara Sri Nanak Jhira Sahib, Bidar. 3. Rangin Mahal :         Located inside the bidar fort complex, rangin mahal is an architectural w...

   Bidri work is a metal handcraft from bidar.                 It was develop in the 14 th century C.E during rule of the BAHAMANI SULTAN. The term “birdriware” originates from the township of bidar. All craft done in fort and astur tombs by bidri works.         Bidri art researcher Rehaman Patel shares that the awardees also had shown their skills by exhibiting varieties of Bidri art in foreign countries. Among them is internationally renowned national awardee Bidri artist Shah Rasheed Ahmed Quadri. On behalf of Karnataka Tableau Shah Rasheed Ahmed Quadri represented a live demonstration of Bidri art in the year 2011 on the occasion of the Republic day at Rajpath in New Delhi. The Govt. of India awarded him with Shilpguru award in 2015.            According to the census of India in 1961, Syed Tassaduq Hussain- a first National awardee (1969) was the H...

      1.   Guru Nanak ( Gurdwara Bidar ) :       Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib is a sikh historical place which in situated in bidar, Karnataka. Gurdwara Nanak Jhira was build in the year 1948 just after  Independent.                  Bidar is at an elevation, the gurdwara is at a lower level. It is located amidst the slopes of the hilly terrain. The Lateritic rock  formation under the plateau enables percolation of surface water. Bidar urban plateau  is of irregular shape, land stretching about 35.4 km in length and 19.3 km in width. The plateau consists of red laterite rocky crust, of a depth varying from 30.5 m to 152.4 m supported on impervious trap base. This has resulted in springs at the cleavages between trap and laterite rocks. Such water springs  can be observed in Bidar also at , Narasimha  ,Papanasha Shiva Temple etc.    Gurdwara p...

1. Bidar Fort :           The bidar fort is build in 1427 in 15 th century CE. The fort by Sultan alla-Ud Din to this lovable wife. The main fort of the king was in Gulbarga. The also build along with number of Islamic monuments. There are over #0 monument inside the bidar fort.   The bidar has 7 gates and names of Gate are.. Gate 1 – The Mandu Darwaza the main gate of bidar fort Gate 2 – The kalmadgi Darwaza Gate 5- The delhi darwaza Gate 6 –   The Kalyani Darwaza Gate 7- The Carnatic Darwaza     The time to visit the BIDAR fort is – 6 am – 6pm   The bidar fort is tourist place under the control of Government of Karntaka     Bidar is a hill top city in the north Karnataka, India. The bidar fort is more than 500 years ago old and still standing strong. 2. Astur :         Astur just 3km far from...

A Royal Crown City Bidar (RCB)        Top places of Bidar           Mixture of history culture Art and unity in diversity.                        Bidar is a hill top city in the north eastern party of Karnataka state in India. It’s the headquarters of the bidar district which borders Maharashtra and Telangana. The population of bidar is 5.77 lakhs peoples. Bidar which place combination of all things like…. 1. Historical Place  2. Workship 3. Bidri Work  4. Famous place of Bidar