Aihole - Situated some 129 km off Bijapur, Aihole was an important city during the Chalukyan times. There are numerous richly carved Hindu temples belonging to the 6th and 7th centuries, including the Meguti Temple, Lad Khan Temple, and the Durga Temple. A small museum of the archaeological department showcases artifacts from Aihole, mostly of the Chalukyan era.

Asavana Bagevadi - Asavana Bagevadi Renowned as the birthplace of Saint Basaveshwara, Asavana Bagevadi is a celebrated pilgrimage. Situated at 43 km fromBijapur, it is famous for its temples.

Badami - The capital of the Chalukyan kingdom, Badami is situated near a beautiful red sandstone ridge in northern Karnataka. Their main attractions are the rock-cut temples, Bhootnath Temple, Jambulinga Temple, the Agastyatirtha Tank, Archaeological Museum, and Badami Fort.

Gulbarga - Situated 150 km from Bijapur, Gulbarga was associated to the mighty Bahamani kingdom. The city’s main attractions include the Gulbarga fort, tombs of Bahamani kings, the Jama Masjid and the tomb of Hazrat Gesu Nawaz.

Kundalasangama - Associated with social reformer and poet-saint of the 12th century Basaveshwara, Kudalasangama is situated around 67 km away from Bijapur. It is an important pilgrim centre.



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