Don’t miss this place in Hassan, Karnataka . 📍Shri ranganathaswamy gudi Konapura . . [ Karnataka Hassana Temple place to visit nature reels Peaceful travel places] . . #karnataka #hassan #travel #temple #traveltips | haris_wanderlust

📍BADAMI CAVE TEMPLES, KARNATAKA Badami Cave Temples that's over a thousand years old and a UNESCO HERITAGE site in Karnataka. This place is blessed with beautiful cave temples with sculptures and carvings leaving us in awe. . Badamis modern name was Vatapi, and it is a beautiful little town amidst huge sandstone hills.This was once the capital of chalukyas. . The caves and inscriptions are the major attractions of badami. CAVE 1: is dedicated to Shiva, CAVE 2: features Vishnu in various avatars

Amboli Waterfall is a stunning destination in the Sahyadri hills of the Western Ghats, often called the "Cherrapunji of Maharashtra." Located 350 km from Pune and 180 km from Kolhapur, this impressive fall offers a front-facing view reminiscent of Dudhsagar Falls. Surrounded by hills, forests, and natural landscapes, the waterfall is especially picturesque during the monsoon season. . Nearby attractions include the Hiranyakeshi Temple and Mahadevgarh Point, both just 3.5 km away, and Kawalesaad

Hulikere Tank at Halebeedu also known as Halebidu pushkarini or Hoysala Kalyani is located near Halebidu temple at Arasikere Hassan Karnataka South India. Step well or Hulikere Tank or Hulikere Hoysala Kalyani(tank) or Hulikere Kalyani (1163 A.D), Hulikere, Arasikere Taluk Hassan District. halebidu stepwell is very near to the Famous Halebidu temple . This is one of the few famous step well Karnataka South India. The ancient Hoysala Halebidu Step well is an unknown Step well Karnataka South Indi

Built in 1113 AD, Doddagaddavalli Lakshmi temple in Hassan district of Karnataka tourism ದೊಡ್ಡಗದ್ದವಳ್ಳಿ. Doddagaddavalli was founded by Kullahana Rahuta, a merchant and his wife Sahaja Devi who got the temple of Mahalakshmi constructed in 1113 AD during the reign of Hoysala Vishnuvardhana (1106-1142 AD). It is the only example of the chatuskuta (four-shrined) order of temples built during the Hoysala period. On plan, the temple has four sanctums in the four directions, each of which is connected