Thursday, November 26, 2009

A Place to be SAVED

















Before you read this, just make sure you are one of those who has the taste for mughal gardens and gets a spark ignites inside you when you see a tall, huge historical monuments.

One of those days, my job used to demand travel, I was landed in Bijapur, at the extreme end of Karnataka and Maharashtra. A little town with its own virginity isn`t lost yet. When I got in here, had a funny feeling that I am entering into a fort, sort of a feeling that i`ve gone 500 years back, huge watch towers done with unfinished black granite stones on either side, a long way in, welcomes you,,that's really crazy. Wonder why, I was keep looking at the watch towers(may be thinking of the ghosts of the mughal soldiers standing around?).

Quite a lot of places to look around and where ever you keep your foot down, the architecture, stuns you. At some point of time, you loose the time gap and slowly fall into the fashions of mughals(you have no clue, they really had a good time, huh!). You may not want to miss the places like Gol Gumbaz, Malik-e-Maiden:The master of the war front, Ibrahim rauza, and the list goes on which includes the wated body built for the queens to have bath where king can take position to watch them at right(all) angles.

Check out some of the pics I`ve taken when i was around and the recordings of the Eco you could hear at Gol Gumbaz.

Couple of additional attractions around are, Mudhol Hound dogs, some of their pure breeds are pretty cheap here since the place Mudhol is about 30Km from Bijapur and Lord Shiva`s statue, the biggest I`ve seen ever(well, biggest is an understatement), also the chicken kababs are sold in kilograms in the city,, hehehehe !!!!

After all this, you must be wondering why did I titled this blog as a place to be saved? Well, make a visit, its for you to find out. Have a safe travel and enjoy your stay.

check this out, if you are really interested,,,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bijapur,_Karnataka