Near by places around Shri Padmaraj Vidyavardhak Sangh's G.P. Porwal Arts, Commerce And V.V. Salimath Science College: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Vijayapura

~ 64 km from Sindgi

A magnificent 210 ft high mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah, featuring the world's second largest unsupported dome and a whispering gallery.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

A palatial mosque and tomb complex, considered an architectural masterpiece and often cited as an inspiration for the Taj Mahal.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

An incomplete mausoleum of Ali Adil Shah II, known for its 12 graceful arches, intended to rival Gol Gumbaz.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

One of the most prominent examples of Adil Shahi Indo-Islamic architecture, with graceful arches and a large crowning onion dome.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

A temple housing an 85-foot tall statue of Lord Shiva, gradually developing as a significant pilgrimage site.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

One of the largest medieval cannons in India, perched atop a platform, fashioned into the shape of a lion devouring an elephant.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

An 80 ft high, 16th-century watchtower built on high ground, offering panoramic views of Vijayapura city.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

A historical palace built by Ali Adil Shah I to serve as a royal residence and durbar hall, known for its great central arch.

~ 64 km from Sindgi

A large water tank commemorating Taj Sultana, Ibrahim Adil Shah II's wife, known for its deep well and stone steps.

~ 74 km from Sindgi (10 km from Vijayapura)

A village known for the Shri Laxmi Narasimha temple.

~ 100-110 km from Vijayapura

A city in Maharashtra known for its rich history, the Mahalakshmi Temple, and Kolhapuri sandals.

~ 100-110 km from Vijayapura

Located near the Karnataka border, famous for the Siddeshwar Mandir situated on a lake.

~ 130 km from Vijayapura

Renowned for its exquisitely carved rock-cut cave temples and ancient Chalukyan architecture.

~ 140 km from Vijayapura

Known as the 'Cradle of Indian Architecture,' featuring numerous ancient temples and monuments.

~ 150 km from Vijayapura

A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing a remarkable complex of Chalukyan temples, representing both North and South Indian architectural styles.

~ 60 km from Vijayapura

A hydroelectric project on the Krishna River, also a picnic spot with various themed gardens, boating, and musical fountains.

~ 70 km from Vijayapura

A sacred pilgrimage center at the confluence of the Krishna and Malaprabha rivers, significant for Lingayat devotees.

~ 42 km from Vijayapura

The birthplace of Basaveshwara, a 12th-century philosopher and social reformer, with temples dedicated to him.

~ 80-90 km from Vijayapura

A town in Vijayapura district known for Shiva and Hanuman temples and old fort ruins.

~ 142 km from Hyderabad (approx. 170-180 km from Vijayapura)

A historical fort with impressive architecture and historical significance, located in Bidar city.