Bidar District
Karnataka's northernmost district, known for Bahmani-era forts and Bidriware.
Bahmani Tombs
Bidar
The royal necropolis of the Bahmani Sultanate at Ashtur, a row of monumental domed tombs that trace the dynasty's architectural evolution and eventual decline.
Stamp at: Ashtur Post Office
Bidar Fort
Bidar
A vast triple-moated fort that served as the capital of the Bahmani Sultanate from 1429, showcasing Persian-influenced Deccan military architecture at an exceptional scale.
Stamp at: Bidar Head Post Office
Gurudwara Nanak Jhira Sahib
Bidar
A major Sikh pilgrimage site built around a natural spring said to have been created by Guru Nanak during his visit to Bidar, one of the religion's most important shrines in south India.
Stamp at: Bidar Post Office
Mahmud Gawan Madrasa
Bidar
A fifteenth-century Islamic college built by Bahmani prime minister Mahmud Gawan, once three storeys tall and clad in Persian tilework, one of the earliest centres of higher learning in the Deccan.
Stamp at: Bidar Post Office