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Anekonda

Anekonda is a place for the history lovers as the place once served as the place where the elephants of the army were tied up. As per the story goes, it was when Betur was the capital. The place was a big city back during 11th and 12th century and was also the seat of power for many kingdoms including Chalukyas, Pandyas, Gandas, Uchangi and Hoysalas.

Bagali, famous for the ancient Kalleshwara Temple of 9th century is situated in the proximity to Harpanahalli. Showcasing the Chalukyan period architectural style, the temple complex houses carved statue of Lord Ugra Narasimha. The outer walls are featured with beautiful sculptures and carvings. One can also witness many Panchalinga temples lying in the vicinity of the main temple.

Located about 5km from Davanagere, this place is a sight of beauty and tranquility. It is a mountainous peak offering a spell binding sight of Harihar and the cities of Davanagere. Apart from it, you will also find an ancient temple and a Dargah of Chaman Shah Wali on the peak. These tow holy shrines surrounded by endless flora are flocked by devotees in large number especially during annual festivities. The hill also houses large variety of flora, Bathi Lake and Bhadra Sugar factory. Fondly referred to as Pavithra Vana, Davanagere Dairy is also situated here which supplies milk to the district. Read More

Betur is an ancient site with an essence of old world where one can witness the relics of Chalukyan style of architecture. Situated 6km from Davanagere on Davanagere-Jaglur road, it is believed that during the medieval period capital of Tribhuvana Malla Pandya was present at the exactly same site. You will also find an ancient temple there basking in the glory of past with its victory pillars and various manuscripts preserving the important events. Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, one will also witness the idols of Natraja and Nandi. Read More

A main source of water storage during summers, the Comprehensive Water Supply Tank is situated near the T.V. station in the main city. Once served as the site implementing of primary stage of water supply scheme in 1917, today the tank with a area of 38 acres and capacity of 45 gallons caters to the daily need of water supply of the whole city.

Another temple of great historic significance, Eshwara Temple is an example of amusing Hoysala style of architecture. Created with the help of mud and plaster, today the temple comprises of only two cells while the south cell collapsed in the past. The temple houses idol of Gajalakshmi in the garbh griha and idol of Lord Shiva within the Sukhanasi doorway. You will also find the deities Lord Vishnu, Lord Ganesha, Lord Brahma and Lord Subramanya in the smaller shrines. Read More

Karanji Mantapa is another historic place in the city that offers its tourists the antiquity of its glorious past. Featuring a tank of Santhebennur adorned with beautiful stone carved chariot in its middle, the place is almost 36 km from the city. Pushkarani is another major attraction of the city showcasing the Kushmnada style of architecture. Built using the slab of red stones, it is said to be existing since 16th century and comprises of six mantapas and 52 steps to main entrance. Read More

Kunduvada Kere is a popular destination of the city which serves as a major picnic spot. Located near the Kundvada Village on NH-4 Bypass road, the place is best known for its mesmerizing views of sunrise and sunset. Another major feature of the area is the tank spread across the area of 253 acres is an importance source of drinking water of the city as well as for storing water in summer season.

Davanagere is an abode of many markets and shopping malls offering from all kinds of daily products to luxury items. The place is mainly known for its home furnishings, decorative items and clothing. B.S.Channa Basappa and Sons is a popular place to shop for beautiful sarees and textiles.

Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman is believed to be established around 800 years ago, the estimated time of origin of Shamanur Village. Situated in the same village nearly 5 kms away from the city, this temple was recently reconstructed in year 2000 with a Dravidian style of architecture at the same spot of the original shrine. Due to its religious significance, the temple is flocked with devotees in large number especially on Saturdays, the day of special puja. A three day festival called Rathothsav is also celebrated annually by the villagers and temple authorities commencing from the tenth day of Maha Shivratri. Read More