Magnificent architecture, seven-fold octagonal plaques, side curves, ornamental fences, columns, and a curved arrow to conquer the towers are all displayed in this monument. And one of the prominent features of the gol gumbaz is the massive dome, which is called the whispering gallery because of the gallery's acoustics, even the faintest sound produced at one end may be heard clearly at the other. The monument's allure is enhanced by the fact that Gol Gumbaz is situated in a large garden. The garden is designed in the manner of the ancient Char Bagh (four gardens) of Persia. Because of its distinctive characteristics, such as the Whispering Gallery, historical relevance, and architectural significance, this destination is a must-see. It is evidence of the Deccan region's rich architectural and cultural legacy.

Best time to visit:

The best time to visit Gol gumbazb is from October to March.

Opening & closing time:

It’s open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Entry Fee:

For Indians and SAARC citizens: Rs 25
For foreigners: Rs 300

How to reach

By Air : The nearest airport is Belgaum Airport is the nearest airport.

By Train :The nearest railway station is Bijapur Railway Station

By Road :Many buses are available from major cities in Karnataka.

FAQ

1.What is inside Gol Gumbaz?

In the central room are the tombs of Muhammad Adil Shah, his wives and his daughters.

2.Are there guided tours available at Gol Gumbaz?

Yes, guided tours are available at Gol Gumbaz.

3.When was Gol Gumbaz constructed?

It was constructed in the seventeenth century.

4.What are the nearby attractions to visit along with Bijapur?

Some of the attractions include Ibrahim Rauza, Jama Masjid, and Malik-e-Maidan among others.