Very nice and well maintained historical items. But, staffs at site are very rude. Also, first time saw that cost of entry to musium (₹ 5.00) is far cheaper than parking (₹50.00). Day time robbery of Public money. A request - Please don't litter, keep the place clean.

Museum has many collectibles from the dynasty. It has entry fee.

Historical things belonging early history (600BC-400 AD) to 1800 AD are preserved in the museum. Monolithic Pillar shifted from pattadkallu is the best thing in that museum. You can also see the coins and currency of the Adilashahi dynasty, Portrait of the rulers, Quran from 16th century,Maps of Bijapur from 16th century, pottery from 15th century and the weapon,Shields etc

Bahamani Sultans deserve a bowing respect for their interest and perfection in architecture. Every monument here is an attraction. This museum opens at 9 am.

This is the first building you encounter after entering the grounds for Gol Gumbaz. It has a small but decent collection of items from days bygone such as paintings, rock sculptures, handwritten documents, swords etc. The most impressive bits for me were the cannons outside. Photography is not allowed here so attaching only the cannons on the outside.

Gol Gumbaz has two buildings in front of it. First one was a guard house which had been converted into a museum in 1892. It has on display coins, weapons, clothing, armour and paintings on display. Most of the items relate to Adil Shahi dynasty and found in nearby areas. Some books are available on a counter run by ASI perhaps.

No words to describe the scenic and archeological beauty of Gol Gumbaz. Huge and massive dome built without any pillars or beam support. World's widest room area comprises long echo sounds. The view from the top is breathtaking and could see land for miles away...

During our family tour to ‘Bijapur’ in Karnataka, we visited ‘Archaeological Museum’ which is located within the wonderful premises of ‘Gol Gumbaz’ in ‘Bijapur’. There are 3 huge canons at the entrance of this museum. This museum has two floors and it houses some large collection of rare objects including stone inscriptions of Arabic, Persian, Kannada and Sanskrit languages. Also there is a display of Jain sculptures, hero stones, numerous manuscripts, coins, carpets, maps, miniature paintings and other house hold articles from the 6th to the 18th century. There is a separate entry ticket required to visit this museum & the entry charges are Rs.05/- per person. The ‘Gol Gumbaz’ entry ticket can be collected from the ticket counter located near main gate & can be used to enter the complex, but the ticket to visit the museum needs to be purchased from a small ticket counter situated within the ‘Gol Gumbaz’ premises. The Museum is closed on Fridays and it is open from 10 am to 5 pm on all other days. Photography is not allowed inside the museum.

It is Gol Ghumat Archaeological Muesium. It is exactly in front of the Gol Ghumat building. It could be for another purpose in history but now it has been turned into archaeological museum. Many historical things or findings have been stored in Museum. There are worn out statues and sculptures from 7th century till 18 th century. The ticket for Museum is 5 rupees only. It is must see place to know the heritage of our country.

One of the archaeological beauty in India located at Bijapur, Karnataka. This is very well maintained tourist place. Entry fees is very less 25₹ per person. Also museum fess 5 ₹ per person. No food items allowed inside.

Spectacular! unbelievable how this huge dome was constructed more than 350years ago, without any supporting pillars! I didn’t know that this is the second largest dome in the world.

It is amazing too see inside, The statues ,coins , war materials of the kings.... About history of that kingdom.. It was ossum.

Its a really wonderful monument if you are gonna study about. Tickets may cost you 25/person. There's a museum you get first and there's a beautiful garden around it, you can sit and relax on grass, you can also bring your own food items and have. Behind the museum is the palace where you are being checked and your footwears won't be allowed inside it. Then there come a hall as you enter and above is the hearing hall where you shout once and you hear it echoing 7 times..now its been reduced. Then you go around it you find a beautiful view of Bijapur. Being one of the popular place in there ,do visit if you go there.

A place worth visiting. Located at Bijapur, it is a mausoleum of king Muhammad Adil Shah. Highly impressive structure and very well maintained by the government. The echoing of voice and its amplification is marvelous feat achieved by the architects and engineers of the time.

This museum, which is located before the main entrance of the Gol Gumbaz, was actually a part of a building of the Gol Gumbaz and was later converted into a museum by British in 1892. We can see all statues and all weapons and daily using objects using from adilshah.

Vijayapura is known for the Gol Gumbaz and its premises also hosts one of the oldest museums in India. This museum, which is located before the main entrance of the Gol Gumbaz, was actually a part of a building of the Gol Gumbaz and was later converted into a museum by British in 1892. According to historians, the ancient structure is known as Naqqar Khana (house of drum). “This monument was built to offer a grand royal reception to the king’s visitors by beating drums, which was part of custom for receiving royal guests,” said Abdulghani Imaratwale, historian. The building was converted into the museum to preserve the rare objects that the British had found while shifting the district headquarters from the then Kaladagi to Bijapur (now Vijayapura). It was in 1912 that the museum was handed over to the then district collector for maintenance, but after Independence the museum was taken over by the Archaeological Survey of India in 1962. This museum houses some rare objects that include stone inscriptions of Arabic, Persian, Kannada and Sanskrit languages in different scripts written in beautiful calligraphy. It has Brahmanical and Jain sculptures, hero stones, numerous manuscripts, coins, carpets, maps, miniature paintings, Bidiri ware and other house hold articles, datable from the 6th to the 18th century. The museum has preserved the artefacts in the best manner, and it is on par of with other ASI museums of the country.

Well maintained museum housing many sculptures, scriptures, coins, earthen cooking utensils, war ammunition and so on used back in centuries. Charges per person os Rs.5 which has to be taken prior entering premises.

Nice museum ...must visit..

World International YOGA Day celebration at infront of Gol Gumbaz by Community Health Officers. Vijayapura

Well maintained place and Looking so good

Enough parking space available, Entry fees Rs. 25/- per person, Eatables are not allowed inside, No need of guide, Need to climb 100+ steps to visit whispering gallery - the main attraction, Surely recommended!!

Adilshahi, Hampi, some beautiful artefacts can be seen in the museum, why not take a five minute easy round

Ancient architecture monument built by Adil Shah dynasty. so scientific Constructed that in humidity also in monument was so cold.

Vijayapura is known for the Gol Gumbaz and its premises also host one of the oldest museums in India. This museum, which is located before the main entrance of the Gol Gumaz, was actually a part of a building of the Gol Gumbazandwaslater converted into a museum by British in 1892. According to historians, the ancient structure is known as Naqqar Khana (house of drum). “This monument was built to offer a grand royal reception to the king’s visitors by beating drums, which was part of custom for receiving royal guests,” said Abdulghani Imaratwale historian. The building was converted into the museum to preserve the rare objects that the British had found while shifting the district headquarters from the then Kaladagi to Bijapur (now Vijayapura). It was in 1912 that the museum was handed over to the then district collector for maintenance, but after Independence the museum was taken over by the Archaeological Survey of India in 1962 This museum houses some rare objects that include stone inscriptions of Arabic, Persian, Kannada and Sanskrit languages in differet scripts written in beautiful calligraphy. It has Brahmanical and Jain sculptures, hero stones, numerous manuscripts, coins, carpets, maps, miniature paintings, Bidiri ware and other house hold articles, datable from the 6th to the 18th century.

Osm nice Gol Gumbaz is the tomb of king Muhammad Adil Shah, Adil Shah Dynasty. Construction of the tomb, located in Vijayapura , Karnataka, India, was started in 1626 and completed in 1656. The name is based on Gola gummata derived from Gol Gombadh meaning "circular dome". It follows the style of Indo-Islamic architecture. Even a slight whisper by someone standing in its gallery can be heard everywhere else in the gallery, and if somebody claps, the sound of it echoes several times.The mausoleum was designed by Yaqut of Dabul. Situated in the northern Karnataka, Gol Gumbaz marks the splendour of Adil Shahi rule in the Southern India. The seventh ruler of the Adil Shahi empire, Mohammed Adil Shah started the construction of the tomb right after he became the Sultan in 1626.Gol Gumbaz is the tomb of king Muhammad Adil Shah, Adil Shah Dynasty. Construction of the tomb, located in Vijayapura, Karnataka, India, was started in 1626 and completed in 1656. The name is based on Gola gummata derived from Gol Gombadh meaning "circular dome". It follows the style of Indo-Islamic architecture. Wikipedia Architect: Yaqut of Dabul Built by: Mohammed Adil Shah, Sultan of Bijapur Architectural style: Islamic architecture

Gol Gumbaz is an archaeological museum. The place is huge and need around half day or more than that to see the and understand the whole history behind it. One will understand the mystery behind the whispering place. And I'm giving you a hint that sit in the bench and talk in a whispering manner to your friends sitting opposite to you, and you will find that they can hear you clearly. One may find many unwanted people at who is unnecessarily creating noise. Just wait for those unwanted people to leave. And enjoy the whispering play. Later, see the museum too as one may discover with many interesting history about the place. For Gol Gumbaz and museum you need to buy separate tickets.

Historical place. 15th Century Historic Items have preserved very well. A worthy one to visit.

In this location the archaeological museum has very rare thing that might have never had been seen and it is amazing to here there are canons, sword and ancient coin and painting were preserved u must have to visit.

Too good historical place for hangout and in this city there are more than 50 monuments like this from the time of Akbar badshah

The Gol Gumbaz Museum, located in Bijapur, India, offers visitors a deeper understanding of the history and architectural significance of the Gol Gumbaz monument. It showcases various artifacts, models, and exhibits related to the monument's construction, its architectural features, and its historical context. Visitors can learn about the craftsmanship involved in creating the monument and its cultural significance. The museum provides a fascinating insight into the rich architectural heritage of the region and is a valuable resource for both locals and tourists interested in history and architecture.

When you enter the Gol Gumbaz grounds, this is the first structure you see. It contains a collection of artefacts from the past eras which ncludes coins, paintings, rock sculptures, handwritten documents, swords from the Adil Shah dynasty, ruler portraits, the Quran from the 16th century, early maps of Bijapur, ceramics from the 15th century, weapons, shields, and more. Located outside the museum are cannons. Photography is prohibited inside the museum. There is ₹5 entrance fee per person.

Entry fee is Rs. 5. You can either buy tickets at the main gate or in front of the museum through the scanner. The museum located in the Naqquar Khana (Trumpet House) of the Gol Gumbaz Complex, was originally established as a district museum in 1892. Later on it was taken over to develop it as a site museum in 1982. The collection comprises of stone inscriptions of Arabic, Persian, Kannada and Sanskrit languages in different scripts and written in varied calligraphy, Brahmanical and Jaina sculptures, hero stones, illustrated and plain manuscripts, coins, China wares, wooden carving, carpets, maps, sanads and firmans, miniature pantings, Bidiri ware and other house hold articles, datable from 6th to 18th century AD.

Beautiful shrine in Vijaypura with magnificent impressive dome. Can be very busy and very noisy with visitors testing the acoustics and echoes on the dome. Six storey stair climb required to access the upper dome.

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good place

Super excited

Nice

It's beautiful architectural monument. Never knew about this place earlier.

The historical place.. Must visit it

Don't wanna miss this place if you ever plan to visit Bijapur. One of the oldest cities of medieval India and one would also experience the flawless architecture of the medieval period which is also considered as the second biggest Dome in the world.

Nice place ❤️

Brilliant place to spend an hour or two. The huge lawns are green throughout the year. Pro Tip: once you climb the structure, ask your friend(or family member) to stand in the opposite side of you and talk to the wall(facing away from you), and you'll be able to hear them speak due to the brilliant architecture

Nice to visit this place, have ample parking space with all other facility. Enjoy the visit.

Nice place

It is very near to Hashim peer Darga 💓

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Good garden

Amazing places in the world

Awesome historical place

This place has a magical feeling whenever you enter and omg it's going to fun climbing up the stairs of 90° degree and voice will b echoing when you speak and top view is fantastic where you can cover whole vijayapura with your eyesight.

On the ground floor it has lot of dead sculpture and hero stones and on the upper floor it has lot of miniature paintings of sultan rulers of bijapur, beautiful manuscripts along with info on historical Victory over vijaynagar empire. There's some good collection of Chinese porcelain ware along with old coins of bijapur rulers which can be covered quickly

Super

Beautiful place great monument needs to be maintenance, fantastic place to visit

Good place to visit the old weapons sored in the muesum that were used by old solidiers

Excellent example of vastushatra !

Must visit in Vijaypura or Bijapur

Museum was good for old Arms must visit when you go to Gold Gumbaj it's in same premises

At least one time in our life we have to visit this kind of places

Must place to visit to see architecture of king. The big doom stood with no pillars .must visit once in your life time .the sound which echod many times at the top of the doom. You can see whole city from the top

A unique archaeological structure. You will be amused by its structural beauty

Good place to visit with family.

Experience good

Awsome place

Adil Shahi history is presented in nice form. The museum is huge. With entry fee of 5 Rupees, this is well maintained Archaeological Museum.

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Amazing

Amazing

Marvlace place

Best place for family picnic

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Good

Nice place

This is very calm archaeological museum having a lot of space to sit has only limited tourist except Sundays this place is very windy should be visited in evening time it will really relax your soul sitting there the ticket is also cheap enough to afford this closes around 6:00 p.m. in the evening the best time to visit is after 4:00 p.m. in the evening you can take some light snacks there you must have a group to visit there not a place for the couples true piece of art Gol Gumbaz at Bijapur is the mausoleum of king Muhammad Adil Shah, Adil Shah Dynasty. Construction of the tomb, located in Vijayapura (formerly Bijapur), Karnataka, India, was started in 1626 and completed in 1656. The name is based on Gola gummata derived from Gol Gombadh meaning "circular dome".[1] It follows the style of Indo-islamic architecture.[2] Even a slight whisper by someone standing in this gallery can be heard everywhere in the gallery, and if somebody claps, the echo can be heard several times. Ticket is around 15-25 per person and 5 rupees for keeping slippers under surveillance

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Good historical place

Located just Infront of Gol gumbaz. The infrastructure of this building looks like Old Goa church.

It is amazing photos