Overview
Welcome to Bidar, a city in the north-eastern part of Karnataka, housing historical ruins and monuments reflecting Islamic and Hindu architecture. Known for its rich culture and heritage, Bidar was once considered one of the most flourishing cities in South India. The city is packed with great architectural marvels and ancient structures that add to its charm, showcasing the architectural legacy o... Read
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Most Visited Places in Bidar
Places to Visit in Bidar
FAQs on Bidar
What is the best time to visit Bidar?
The best time to visit Bidar is from October to March, which are the cooler months. Tourists visiting during this time can also enjoy various festivals and cultural programs. During the summers, Bidar is quite hot, but sudden bouts of showers tend to be very refreshing. However, it is not exactly the best time to explore the place. Winter season is pretty pleasant, though a bit cold, poses to be an amazing time to witness the glorious past of the city. Monsoon season receives moderate rainfall but is recommended to be avoided.
How is the weather of Bidar in peak season?
The weather of Bidar in peak season is dry, pleasant weather with colder nights. It means you can easily plan a trip in this season for maximum fun during this season.
What are the best places to visit in Bidar?
The most loved attractions in Bidar are Bidar Fort, Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple, and Papnash Shiva Temple.
What is famous about Bidar?
Bidar gets very little tourist traffic, hence remains unexploited. The locals are welcoming to tourists.
What is not so good about Bidar?
One of the least Westernised parts of Karnataka (conservative values predominate here).
Who should visit Bidar?
Bidar is ideal for those who love traveling to historical, cultural, and religious places. It can be visited by architecture lovers as it houses many specimens of architectural marvel. Also, a good place for researchers who can come here and delve into historical sites and monuments.
What is the local food in Bidar?
Bidar, being a city located in South India mainly serves the South Indian cuisine. Rice is the main core ingredient of their dishes. The city offers many fancy restaurants to street food outlets offering delicious food. However, you will also find different types of delicious idlis, dosas, and Vadas.
What is the best way to reach Bidar?
Bidar is connected well by train and roads and has no airport in the city. The nearest airport to Bidar is located in Hyderabad. It is an international airport and connected to all the major cities. Bidar is connected by train to Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. It is also connected by an excellent network of roads to Bangalore, Hyderabad, Gulbarga, and Bijapur. However, it's hard to find buses on this route. Hiring a car or a taxi is more convenient.
What are the things to do in Bidar?
The top things to do in Bidar are Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple, Bidar Fort, Shopping in Bidar, Bahamani Tombs, Papnash Shiva Temple, and Rangin Mahal. You can see all the places to visit in Bidar here.
What are the places near Bidar?
The top places near to Bidar are Hampi which is 308 km from Bidar, Hyderabad which is located 118 km from Bidar, Goa which is located 476 km from Bidar, Agra which is located 1030 km from Bidar, and Aurangabad which is located 315 km from Bidar.
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