This lively market is an explosion of colour and scent, with flowers, spices and fresh produce for sale.
Nearby Karnataka attractions
1. Bara Kaman
0.2 MILES
Within the citadel are the graceful arches of Bara Kaman, the ruined mausoleum of Ali Adil Shah II (Ali Roza). The structure was never finished, and dates…
2. Upli Buruj
0.29 MILES
Upli Buruj is a 16th-century, 24m-high watchtower near the western walls of the city. An external flight of stairs leads to the top, where you’ll find two…
3. Jala Manzil
0.32 MILES
Within the citadel is the delicate Jala Manzil, once a water pavilion surrounded by secluded courts and gardens.
4. Gagan Mahal
0.32 MILES
The most impressive of the remaining fragments in the citadel is the colossal archway of Gagan Mahal, built by Ali Adil Shah I around 1561 as a dual…
5. Sat Manzil
0.38 MILES
The ruins of Mohammed Adil Shah’s seven-storey palace, the Sat Manzil is one of several evocative sites in the citadel.
6. Jod Gumbad
0.42 MILES
In the southwest of the city, off Bagalkot Rd, stand the twin Jod Gumbad tombs, with handsome bulbous domes. An Adil Shahi general and his spiritual…
7. Citadel
0.43 MILES
Surrounded by fortified walls and a wide moat, the citadel once contained the palaces, pleasure gardens and durbar (royal court) of the Adil Shahi kings…
8. Malik-e-Maidan
0.44 MILES
Perched upon a platform is this beast of a cannon – over 4m long, almost 1.5m in diameter and estimated to weigh 55 tonnes. Cast in 1549, it was…