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    Ibrahim Rauza - History etched in stone!

    Vijayapura, Karnataka, India

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    Best time: October-March
    2 hours

    Discover Ibrahim Rauza in Vijayapura, Karnataka! A beautiful mausoleum built by Ibrahim Adil Shah II. Experience the rich history and stunning architecture of this Indian gem.

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    History
    Monument
    Photography
    Tomb
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      Capture Stunning Photographs Of The Architectural Grandeur.

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      Explore The Tombs And Admire The Intricate Carvings.

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      Stroll Through The Symmetrical Gardens And Enjoy The Peaceful Ambiance.

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    Best Time to Visit

    October-March

    When to visit place on the day

    All-Day

    Approximate expense

    ₹500 per person

    History

    Ibrahim Rauza was built by Ibrahim Adil Shah II, the Sultan of Bijapur, in the late 16th century. It is said to have been inspired by the tomb of Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi. The complex was designed by Persian architect Malik Sandal and took over two decades to complete. Ibrahim Adil Shah II envisioned it as a symbol of his love for his queen and a testament to the architectural prowess of his reign.

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    Mario Fernandes
    Mario Fernandes

    Mario Fernandes

    10/6/2024

    Considered a monument of national importance this beautiful structure was build nearly 400 years back. There is a short walk from the entrance to the main complex. One has to remove shoes to enter the complex. But once inside you can see the grandeur and magnificence of the structure.

    Arjun Preetham
    Arjun Preetham

    Arjun Preetham

    10/6/2024

    This is my Third Visit to Ibrahim Roza. Very calm, beautiful and much better than Gol Gumbaz. Do not visit in the morning & noon. Suggest to visit during evening time. No food items allowed inside but you can carry water. This is well maintained compared to Gol Gumbaz.

    Crazy Traveller
    Crazy Traveller

    Crazy Traveller

    10/6/2024

    Beautiful Historical Monument and well managed .Entery ticket 20 RS. Place has big campus .Food item is not allowed inside. This place is second most popular after gol gumbad yet not too much crowded. washrooms are there but locked so useless.

    Shalesh Pradhan
    Shalesh Pradhan

    Shalesh Pradhan

    10/6/2024

    Must visit places in visapur Karnataka. The place is not crowded and has a ticket of 20 rs by the archeological survey of india. There us an issue of parking rest is good. You can visit there and spent a quality time.

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