Standing at an impressive 71 feet, the towering Chaubara reaches towards the sky, seemingly blending with the clouds above. It is believed to have once functioned as a watchtower for the historic town of Bidar. The tower’s architecture, with its distinct Islamic style, bears resemblance to the iconic minarets of the Samarra mosque. From the top, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes. The tower rests on a robust circular base that measures 180 feet in circumference and rises 16 feet 9 inches, providing a solid foundation for the towering structure. The base is decorated with several arched niches, offering a place for weary travelers to pause. At the tower’s summit, four large clocks, one on each side, keep time for the city. A steep, winding steel staircase leads to the terrace, where natural light filters through carefully placed openings, casting a warm glow on the tower’s interior.