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Nestled in the historically rich city of Bidar, Vintage Retreat Resort offers easy access to a plethora of captivating area attractions. Just a short distance away, you’ll find the magnificent Bidar Fort, a stunning architectural masterpiece that reflects the city’s glorious past. Step back in time as you explore the intricately carved palaces, mosques, and temples within the fort complex. Another must-visit site is the famous Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib, a sacred Sikh pilgrimage site renowned for its natural spring that is believed to have miraculous healing properties. For nature enthusiasts, a visit to the serene Basavakalyan Lake is highly recommended, where you can unwind amidst peaceful surroundings and enjoy bird-watching. Additionally, the nearby Bahmani Tombs showcase the grandeur of medieval Islamic architecture and provide a glimpse into Bidar’s history. With its fascinating blend of historical landmarks and natural beauty, the Bidar area offers a rich tapestry of experiences for guests of Vintage Retreat Resort to explore and discover.
Sightseeing
Rangin Mahal – Well Preserved Complex
20 KM AWAY
One of the most stunning places to see in Bidar, Rangin Mahal is a beautifully structured fort that appeals to all the history and architecture buffs out there. This Fort is a well-preserved complex that was built in the mid-16th century.
Bidar Fort – Intriguing Persian Architecture 20 KM AWAY
One of the best and magnificent places to visit in Bidar, the Fort is a wonderful specimen of the Persian architecture. Well-maintained, Bidar Fort stands tall with pride of its historical significance and is one of the most famous places to visit in Bidar.
Black buck wild life
17 KM AWAY
Situated near a small village called Khanapur at about 16 km west of Bidar, the location itself is in scenic surrounding with a gently forested hill to the east gradually sloping towards west to the brink of a beautiful blue lake.
The northern part of the state is generally considered to be a dry belt, devoid of water bodies, vegetation and wildlife. But the surroundings of Bidar, the northernmost district, seems to be an exception. The vast grasslands and the wooded country are home to blackbucks and a plethora of bird species.Apart from sighting free roaming blackbucks in the wild, one can also spot a good variety of birds, some rare species at this place.
Mohamad Gawan Madrasa
20.1 KM AWAY
Black buck wild life
17 KM AWAY
Situated near a small village called Khanapur at about 16 km west of Bidar, the location itself is in scenic surrounding with a gently forested hill to the east gradually sloping towards west to the brink of a beautiful blue lake.
The northern part of the state is generally considered to be a dry belt, devoid of water bodies, vegetation and wildlife. But the surroundings of Bidar, the northernmost district, seems to be an exception. The vast grasslands and the wooded country are home to blackbucks and a plethora of bird species.Apart from sighting free roaming blackbucks in the wild, one can also spot a good variety of birds, some rare species at this place.
Mohamad Gawan Madrasa
20.1 KM AWAY
Places of Worship
Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple – Offbeat Pilgrimage 22 KM AWAY
Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib – For Guru Nanak Dev Ji 19.6 KM AWAY
Guru Nanak ji visited this place and removed a stone with his right foot and water gushed out from this place which is flowing continuously till date from 511 years which is known as Nanak Jhira.
A Beautiful Gurudwara is constructed at this place
Were pilgrims come from all over the world
Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple – Offbeat Pilgrimage 22 KM AWAY
Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib – For Guru Nanak Dev Ji 19.6 KM AWAY
Guru Nanak ji visited this place and removed a stone with his right foot and water gushed out from this place which is flowing continuously till date from 511 years which is known as Nanak Jhira.
A Beautiful Gurudwara is constructed at this place
Were pilgrims come from all over the world
Papnash Shiva Temple
19.6 KM AWAY
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Papnash Temple is one of thoseplaces to see in Bidar that are a must-visit. A popular attraction amidst locals and tourists alike, Papnash Shiva Temple is believed to have been home to the shivling that was added by Lord Rama himself on his way back from Lanka. This Shiva Temple has major religious significance attached to itself and witnesses pilgrims visit all year long. The best time to pay a visit to this temple is during Shivratri when the whole city seems bright and vibrant.
Sri Mailar Mallanna Temple
29.3 KM AWAY
This is another one of the popularBidar tourist places among the devotees and believers. Sitting on the confluence of two pristine and holy rivulets, Viraja and Guru Ganga, Sri Manik Prabhu Temple is constructed over the Sanjeevan Samadhi of a Saint named Sri Sagguru Manik Prabhu Maharaj, hence the name. This saint is known to possess mystic powers that help devotees and visitors get rid of all the pains and sufferings in their lives. The temple also has an impeccable architectural beauty that simply adds to an already incredible experience.