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Kapileshwara Temple
It is said to be one of the oldest temples in Belagavi. It is called as “Dakshina Kashi” and it is believed that the journey of the 12 Jyotirlingas of India is said to be incomplete without a visit to kapileshwara. One should visit this temple during the month of Shravan or on the day […]
Kapileshwara Temple
It is said to be one of the oldest temples in Belagavi. It is called as “Dakshina Kashi” and it is believed that the journey of the 12 Jyotirlingas of India
Rakkaskop
16 Kms from Belagavi, literally means a hamlet of a Rakkasa (Giant), who is stated to have lived on a hillrock near the village. A cavern in laterite on the hillrock resembling a huge seated human figure is shown by the people to remind his past existance. Here is a Dam across the river Markandeya, […]
Rakaskop (Belagavi)
literally means a hamlet of a Rakkasa (Giant), who is stated to have lived on a hillrock near the village.
Navilutirtha (Saundatti)
10 Kms from Saundatti, a low valley situated in between the 2 hills, in an enchanting place is Navilutirtha. Formerly, it was full of Peacocks, frequently flocking round the pond, and thus the place was named Navilutirtha. The Malaprabha Dam near Renukasagar is situated here. It is also a good picnic spot.
Navilutirtha (Saundatti)
situated in between the 2 hills, in an enchanting place is Navilutirtha.
Kamala Basti (Belagavi)
It is one of the two Bastis within the walls of the fort, built in the late Chalukyan style in 1204 with the Neminatha idol in black stone. The master piece here is the “Mukhamantapa” with a well-executed lotus on the ceiling. Outside the Kamala Basti is another ruined Jain temple.
Kamala Basti (Belagavi) :
It is one of the two Bastis within the walls of the fort, built in the late Chalukyan style in 1204 with the Neminatha idol in black ston
Belagavi Fort (Belagavi)
It is an Ancient Architectural pre-muslim monument where mosques and temples co-exist in perfect harmony, though not much of the orginal structure remains. The fort was built in the 12th century A.D by the local Ratta rulers. It was renovated and built on by successive rulers who ruled Belagavi from time-to-time. At the very entrance, […]