Karnataka road trip - Day 2 - Bijapur - Ibrahim Rauza( Black Tajmahal)

This video is about the places we visited in Bijapur named Ibrahim Roza Tomb, commonly called the Black Taj Mahal.In Bijapur, all historical sites open at 6.00 am. It's comfortable to visit.

The mausoleum, situated in an expansive area, features a stunning garden that enhances its beauty. There are two buildings in the shape of the Taj mahal, one on the right and other on the left.

Entering through the grand entrance in the middle, two black Taj Mahals thrill our body with beauty. It does not appear to have been built in 1627. It seemed as if it had risen from the earth in the light of the sun. Even though it was built by a Persian architect, there are signs of a Hindu temple here and there.

The building on the left is a mausoleum and the building on the right is a mosque. The area between the mosque and the mausoleum features an impressive fountain and a large water reservoir. Both structures are adorned with minarets situated at each of their four corners. The dome above the mausoleum is designed to resemble a giant bud surrounded by lotus petals, and it has a striking crescent moon shape in black, which creates a radiant appearance.

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