Central Bus Stand Bidar

The bidar bus stop is so big bus stop. Here lot's of buses are coming &going. Here ordinary and express buses&luxury bus's also available. So many bus's is going hyderabad &bengaluru.this I'll knows. Other bus's have this bus stop to going many bus's to other big city's. I'll liked the bus stop but in this bus stop so many rush have be careful guys
Avg. .... it will serve your purpose ..thats the only thing i can say about it. ...don't expect world class facilities here .... just like any other third tier city bus stand ....
Good but can be improve more as india is developing country it should develop a lot but when visit bidar, bijapur, gulbarga etc the saddest thing which I saw was improper drainage everywhere you will kind here drainage even on the roads I came to bidar for my sports meet

Nice Clean Bus Stand Each State Buses Are Available Like Manali Triambakeshwar Mumbai Hyderabad Nanded Tuljapur Shiridi Etc A Good Persons 24X7 Bus Are Available Washroom's Excellent Bus Stand Tq 😊😊🙏🙏

Its neat and clean bus stop , from here will get every route busses , every state . Good maintained by karnataka Gov.

Best Buststand. Buses for 3 states will get from here like for Maharashtra,Karnataka and Telangana/Andhra pradesh peoples have good centre point. Good city to visit.

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Bidar is a city located in the Indian state of Karnataka. Here are some key points about Bidar:

1. Historical Significance: Bidar is known for its historical significance. It was the capital of the Bahmani Sultanate in the 15th century and later the Barid Shahi dynasty. The city is rich in historical monuments, including forts, tombs, and other architectural wonders.

2. Language: The primary language spoken in Bidar is Kannada, but you can also find people conversing in Urdu and Marathi.

3. Economy: The economy of Bidar is primarily based on agriculture. The region is known for the cultivation of crops like sorghum, pearl millet, and groundnuts.

4. Places of Interest: Bidar boasts several historical and cultural attractions, including the Bidar Fort, the Bahmani Tombs, the Barid Shahi Park, and the Chaubara clock tower. The city's architectural heritage is a major draw for history enthusiasts.

5. Transportation: Bidar is well-connected by road and rail. It has a railway station that connects it to various major cities in Karnataka and other states. The nearest airport is in Hyderabad, Telangana, which is around 150 kilometers away.

6. Education: Bidar has a growing educational infrastructure, including colleges and schools. It's also home to the Bidar Institute of Medical Sciences (BRIMS).

7. Festivals: The city celebrates various cultural and religious festivals, including Diwali, Dasara, and Eid. Bidriware, a traditional form of metalwork, is famous in this region.

8. Cuisine: Bidar has a unique culinary tradition, known for dishes like Bidri Roti and traditional Hyderabadi cuisine, reflecting its historical connections to the Nizam of Hyderabad.

This is the Bidar Central bus stand

This bus stand is situated at tbe center of thecity znd cinvenjent for all sector of people abc welk equiped,facilitatec.

Lot of big but staff and services no good

It's was nice but tolet is not well

Exciting infrastructure and management is superb even service also

Well maintained bus stand. Best quality, taste,and quantity Tea and coffee options are available just outside the bus stand after crossing the road towards the udgir side gate as Tea Point Hotel.

Super.....very good service im hotel I loved it

Too much clean and big surface for bus parking

Bus stand is clean and quiet big and various buses are available from here

The busstand was very greatefull .

Big bus stand. Caters nearly to all the districts of Karnataka especially northern, central and western Karnataka. Bus depot lies just behind the main bus stand.
Buses also available to Hyderabad in telangana at almost all the times.
Also, buses to Pune, Latur, Nanded, Udgir and Solapur depart from here.

Buses from here connect to major cities of Maharashtra, telengana and Karnataka

Bidar – The Graveyard of The Bahmani Sultanate

YOGESH RAUT Karnataka, Travel 0

Bidar – the least urbanised city in Karnataka has always boasted of some magnificent architectural ruins and monuments. Although the city is the best example of Islamic architecture, it attracts a very few visitors. This actually is a good news if you are a Photography enthusiast. Bidar was a part of my 10 day trip to Karnataka in mid December 2017:

Bidar – Gulbarga – Bijapur – Badami – Pattadakal – Aihole – Hampi – Anegundi

WHERE IS BIDAR?

Located in the north-eastern part of Karnataka, Bidar city is the headquarters of Bidar district which borders with Maharashtra and Telangana. Bidar was the capital of Bahmani kingdom(1425 – 1487) and later of Barid Shahi dynasty (1492 – 1619). The city has a prominent place on the Archaeological Map of India, having many sites of architectural, historical and religious importance. Out of the 61 monuments listed by the Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage in Bidar, about 30 are tombs scattered in and around the city.

REACHING BIDAR

I was accompanied by three of my friends who had to bear with me and cover all the cities mentioned above in 10 days (15th – 25th December 2017). Please note that we commuted to all places every time by a single rickshaw for all four of us. Therefore, all rickshaw expenses are for four people.

We boarded the 22143 Mumbai CSMT – Bidar SF Express at Dadar at 9:15 pm and experienced one of the worst train journeys in life. We travelled in an Sleeper coach and it was a big mistake. Simply book in AC compartment if you do not wish to face nuisance from those who don’t have reservation.



Bidar - Places of interest

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After 12 hours of annoying journey, we reached Bidar at 9:30 am next day. I had made the booking at Hotel Shiva International near Bidar bus stand, which is 2.5 kms away from railway station. A rickshaw driver accommodated four of us in his rickshaw and charged us Rs. 50 for dropping us at hotel. It was lunchtime by the time we all freshened up and therefore decided to have lunch at the nearby Vaishnavi Restaurant.

PLACES OF INTEREST IN BIDAR

Shri Jharni Narasimha Cave Temple

Bahmani Tombs

Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah

Papnash Mahadev Temple

Gurudwara Sri Nanak Jhira Sahib

Bidar Fort

The Madrasa of Mahmud Gawan

Barid Shahi Park

Chowbara Clock Tower

108 Feet Statue Of Basaveshwara

DAY 1 IN BIDAR

SHRI JHARNI NARASIMHA CAVE TEMPLE

After lunch, we headed for Shri Jharni Narasimha Cave Temple (6 kms away from bus stand) in a rickshaw for Rs. 80. It is a cave temple associated with Lord Narasimha, an incarnation (avatar) of Hindu god Vishnu. The ancient temple is excavated in a 300 metre tunnel under the Manichoola hill range. The temple was flocked by devotees and we decided not to enter the temple as there was a long queue.



Shri Jharni Narasimha Cave Temple, Bidar

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The temple premises has a large hot water spring/ pool for devotees to bathe in. From there, a rickshaw driver agreed to drive us to Bahmani Tombs (5 kms away from Narasimha Temple), then to Chaukhandi of Hazrat Khalil Ullah (1 km from Bahmani Tombs) and then back to our hotel (8 kms) all for Rs. 300 (seems expensive but the guy was going to be with us till evening so that was okay).

BAHMANI TOMBS

Situated in the Ashtur village, the place is literally a complex of huge tombs. Out of the 13 tombs, 9 belong to the Bahmani Sultans and other 4 belong to their wives. It is located some 9 kms away from the city centre.

For Bahmani Tombs, you drive along the Mangalpet Road from Narasimha Templeand then take a detour to drive along the Ring Road. After another detour along the Ring Road towards Ashtur, you get to see Chaukhandi; another kilometer ahead of that and you get to see huge domes which are the Bahmani Tombs. It took us 15-20 minutes to reach there from the temple.

The earliest and grandest among them is the Tomb of Ahmad Shah-al-Wali, the ninth king of Bahmani dynasty. Built in 1436 AD, it honours the Sultan who shifted the Bahmani capit

Very very nice and discounted product specifically cosmetic

The bus stop is have so much place to wait for the buses to the people