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Hasanmba Temple

Hasanamba Temple is one of the most famous and unique temples in Karnataka, dedicated to Goddess Hasanamba, a form of Shakti. The temple is open to devotees only once a year, usually during October or November, for about a week. Believed to have been built in the 12th century by the Hoysala dynasty, the temple is known for its powerful deity, ancient architecture, and mysterious traditions.

Gorur dam

Gorur Dam, also known as Hemavati Dam, stands majestically in Gorur village, Arkalgud taluk of Hassan district, Karnataka. Built across the Hemavati River in 1979, it spans 4,692 meters in length and rises about 58.5 meters above its foundation. The vast reservoir not only supplies water for drinking and irrigation but also becomes a scenic haven, especially during the monsoons when its spillway gates release torrents of water and lush greenery surrounds the site.

Shettihalli

Shettihalli Rosary Church, often called the Submerged Church or Floating Church, is a hauntingly beautiful ruin nestled near the banks of the Hemavati reservoir in Hassan district, Karnataka. Built in the 1860s by French missionaries, its Gothic architecture once stood proudly in the village of Shettihalli.

Konapura

Konapura, a quiet village in the Arkalgud taluk of Hassan district, Karnataka, is known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and natural greenery. With farming as the main livelihood, the village reflects traditional Karnataka village life. It’s a calm and scenic stop for travelers exploring the cultural heartland of Hassan.

Haluvagilu Waterfalls

Haluvagilu Waterfalls, located near Hassan, Karnataka, is a peaceful natural retreat surrounded by lush forests and rocky landscapes. The waterfall’s gentle cascades and scenic views make it a perfect spot for a short trek or a weekend getaway. Best visited during the monsoon, it offers visitors a refreshing escape into nature’s beauty.

Mavinakere Betta

Mavinakere Betta is a small village near Holenarasipura, Hassan district, in the Indian state of Karnataka. This village is famous for Mavinakere Sri Lakshmi Venkataramanaswamy temple. Mavinakere Sri Lakshmi Venkataramanaswamy is worshipped as mane devaru, family deity, by many families in and out of Karnataka.

Manjarabad Fort

Built by Tipu Sultan in the 18th century, this star-shaped fort offers panoramic views of the Western Ghats. On clear days, you can even spot the Arabian Sea in the distance. It’s a perfect blend of history and natural beauty.

Bisle Ghat

Famous for its breathtaking valley views, Bisle Ghat is often called the “second Scotland of India.” The viewpoint offers a glimpse of three mountain ranges — Pushpagiri, Dodda Betta, and Kumara Parvatha.

Magajahalli (Abbi) Waterfalls

Also known as “Abbi Falls,” this scenic waterfall cascades through dense forest, creating a refreshing spot for visitors. It’s easily accessible and ideal for a short stop during monsoon.

Gommateshwara

Built in 983 AD, Bhagwan Bahubali Statue or Gommateshwara is a 17 metre tall free standing monoliths statue of the Jain deity, Bahubali. It is located on Vindhyagiri Hills. The location is also a perfect place to get a panoramic view of the surroundings. The statue was awarded the title of one of the seven wonders of India in 2005.

Belur

Nageshwara and Channakeshava, the twin temples built at edge of the Mosale village depicts the Hoysala style of architecture. These structures are famous for it’s intricately designed architecture and scriptures.

Halebeedu

Halebeedu, once the glorious capital of the Hoysala Empire, is home to the magnificent Hoysaleswara Temple, renowned for its intricate stone carvings and star-shaped architecture. Located in Karnataka’s Hassan district, this 12th-century marvel showcases breathtaking depictions from Hindu epics carved in soapstone. A must-visit for lovers of art, history, and temple architecture.

Mookanamane Falls

When it comes to monsoon getaways, most travelers chase the well-known names—those majestic waterfalls that grace social media feeds and travel brochures. But tucked away in the lush greenery of Karnataka’s Western Ghats lies a lesser-known marvel: Mookanamane Waterfalls.

Bettada Bhairaveshwara Swamy Temple

Bettada Bhairaveshwara Temple is believed to be over 600 years old. According to legends, the Pandavas from the Mahabharata took refuge in this region during their exile, giving the hill the name ‘Pandavara Gudda

Narasimha Swamy Temple

The Attavara Narasimha Swamy Temple is the Sri Yoga Narasimha Swamy Temple located in the village of Mudigere, which is in the Hassan district of Karnataka

Pushpagiri Temple

Pushpagiri is a hill with a temple complex located near Halebidu, Karnataka, and the two are often visited together. The complex includes an old Bhairav Temple, a recently built Shiva statue, and various other attractions like a garden, aquarium, and Rudraksha plants.

Seegegudda Kaval

The Seege Gudda Hill, also known as the Siddeshwara Betta, is a popular tourist destination located in the Hassan district of Karnataka, India. It is a small hill with a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva at the top. The hill offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular spot for trekking and hiking. In this travel guide, we will take a look at the history, significance, and things to do in Seege Gudda Hill.

Mavanuru Malleshwara Temple

The temple is situated on a hilltop with beautiful views of mountain and windmills. Although small, the temple tower in bright golden painted and It is wonderfully decorated and is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. There is no public transport to the temple.