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10 Best place to visit in Turuvekere India
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Places to visit in TUMKUR🧡
places to visit in Tumkur District 1.Goravanahalli 2.Devarayanadurga view point 3.Bogha Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy Temple 4.Yogha Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy Temple 5.Namadha chilume 6.Deer park 7.Siddaganga Mutt 8.Shivaganga 9.Yedeyur 10.Bidanagere Thank you..
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Top 10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Tumkur | India - English
#TumkurPlaces #PlacesInTumkur #TumkurVisitPlaces #Tumkur Tumkur is situated at a distance of 70 km northwest of Bangaluru. It is a hilly area with water streams and greenery supplementing to the beauty of the place. The hills of 4000 feet touch the sky and rivers, as Krishna and Cauvery make their way through these hills. Hiking in the nearby Siddaganga hills and Ramadevara betta are the most preferred things to do in these places.
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History of Kunigal Lake | Inspire Karnataka I Travelling India
Welcome to Kunigal Lake, located in Tumkur district of Karnataka, which has significant historical and cultural significance. The lake was built during the reign of Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore, in the 18th century. It was built to serve as a water reservoir to irrigate the surrounding agricultural lands. The lake also played a significant role during the Anglo-Mysore wars in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It was used by the Mysore army to store and supply water to their troops during battles against the British. The lake's strategic location near the Bangalore-Mangalore highway made it an important asset for both sides during the wars. This is a magnet attached to a string. People offer coins in the lake. Local people later fetch these coins by using this magnet. This is called a local solution! This is a beautiful and serene lake that is a must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking some peace and want to be away from the noisy city life. The lake is also home to a historic temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. This temple was built during the Vijayanagara Empire and is a popular pilgrimage site for devotees.
The lake is surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. A local folk song was composed with reference to Kunigal Lake. Folk songs and compositions are often passed down through generations.
Kunigal Lake is a perfect getaway for those looking to enjoy some time in nature. Whether you're a fishing enthusiast or a nature lover, Kunigal Lake has something for everyone. So come and explore this beautiful destination in Tumkur, Karnataka. ______________________________________________________________ Click here to subscribe to my YouTube channel: @TravelWithRupali Click here to subscribe to my YouTube channel only for #Shorts @RupaliDailyShorts ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like, Share, and Subscribe for more! Follow me on my other social media handles for all updates: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: _____________________________________________________________ Watch my other Travel Vlog
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Top Ten Tourist Attractions to Visit in Tumkur District - Karnataka
Tumakuru District is an administrative district in the state of Karnataka in India. It is the third largest district in Karnataka by land area with an area of 10,598 km², and fourth largest by Population
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Mavanuru Malleshwara Hill Temple, Bijemaranahalli, Channarayapatna, Hassan, Karnataka, India
The Unknown and Gorgeous, Beautiful, Mesmerizing, Fantastic, no words to describe simply Amazing Mavanuru Malleshwara Hill Temple is about 92km from Mysuru, located in Bijemaranahalli village. There is road all the way to the top of the hill. The hill is surrounded by Wind Farm. Watching these huge Wind Farm all around and the sound that the Wind Farm makes is one of a kind experience. Cant express, one needs to visit and feel. Ancient Sri Malleshwara Swamy Temple is present at top of the hill. The complete history of the temple can be heard in the voice of Archakaru in the video uploaded. Ideal place for photography. The view from above is tranquil and blissful, gives one a wow feeling. Overall the blessings of Sri Malleshwara Swamy and the one of a kind Wind Farm hill experience makes this a must visit picnic place with Friends and Family
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Nagalaapura is a small village located in the Turuvekere Taluk, Tumkur district. There are two Hoysala temples, one is Kedareshvara temple, dedicated to Shiva and another one is Channakeshava temple for Vishnu. Following is the goolge map location to reach by 2/4 wheeler
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Nagalapura Chennakesava Temple Turuvekere tourism Tumkur Tourism Karnataka tourism, Temples of Karnataka. Sri.Channakeshava Temple was built in 1260 AD in Hoysala Style, Facing East Direction. The Channakeshava temple has one shirne and hence known as Ekakuta The Chennakeshawa temple is built on the Nakshathra Pedastal The beautiful temple of Chennakeshawa is located at Nagalapura Taluk of Turuvekere, Tumkur District, Karnataka.The chennakeshava temple is Protected under Conserved & Maintained by The Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958, Archaeological Survey Of India.The area formed part of Gangawadi and was a flourishing agrahara under the Hoysalas of Dwarasamudra. This Hoysala period temple, datable to circa 12th century AD, is entirely built of soapstone. This temple has beautiful carving but at some places the carvings are incomplete at various stages of carvings. The reason for this incomplete carving is unknown.
Google map location: 110 Kms form Mysore 125 Kms from Bangalore
Nagalapura Chennakeshava Temple | Lesser Known Hoysala Temple Video 2 | Turuvekere Taluk
Chennakeshava Temple of Nagalapura, Turuvekere Taluk Chennakeshava temple is a lesser known hoysala temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, located in turuvekere taluk of Tumkur District of Karnataka. There are two temples built by the hoysala rulers in Nagalapura. The second one is Kedareshwara Temple. Nagalapura is located 30 km from Turuvekere
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Chennakeshava temple is located in the middle of the Nagalapura village. n this temple Lord Vishnu is worshipped as Chennakesava. Chennakeshava Temple in Nagalapura is known for its beautiful ornate Ceilings of the navaranga, animated friezes, wall sculptures and lathe-turned pillars of the navaranga, which are typical examples of the art and architecture of the Hoysala style. The top portion of the outer walls has ornamental pilasters with canopies bearing variegated shikhara. An interesting carving which I noticed in the lower frieze of elephant is a carving of the Ambari elephant. It was the first time I am noticing this type of elephant carving in the lower frieze during my hoysala temple exploration
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Chennakeshava Temple, Nagalapura Temple Plan 1. Ekakuka Temple. 2. Stellate shape as in other hoysala temples 3. Consist of garbha-grha (sanctum), an antarala (vestibule) and a navaranga (closed hall). 3. Garbhagriha of Kedareshwara Temple faces the east direction. 4. The garbha-grha is modeled on a sixteen-pointed star plan. 5. The shikhara (tower) of this hoysala temple is missing. 6. The navaranga is divided into nine equal compartments with its central roof supported on the shining lathe-turned pillars. The designs of each ceiling are different with the central one adorned with ashta-dikpala arrangement
Missing in the Chennakeshava Temple 1. It is interested to note that, both the temples at Nagalapura, the Chennakeshava and Kedareshwara, the fourth frieze from bottom is completely blank and not even single. 2. The images of gods, goddesses and human being are completely and perfectly carved without any problem. Whereas some of the sculptures pedestal have not been carved or in some pedestal marking have been done but carving has not been done in chennakeshava temple nagalapura 3. In some sculpture the Prabhavali has not been finished.
Some of the images on the external walls of the Kedareshwara temple includes Gajasamharamurti, Hayagriva, Lord Vishnu, Vishnu on Adishesha, Vishnu on Garuda, Garuda, Dhanvanthari, Arjun aiming for fish, three-legged Bhringi, Bhairava, Shiva as Tripurari, Durga, Nrrtti, Uma-Maheshvara, Kamadeva, Mahishasuramardini and Shiva as Tandaveshvara. Comment under the video, the missing names of carvings
Chennakeshava Temple and Kedareshwara Temple in Nagalapura is protected by ASI (Archaeological Survey of India).
How to Reach Chennakeshava Temple in Nagalapura Nagalapura is about 15 km far from Turuvekere, 130 Km From Bangalore, 100km from mysore and 80km from hassan. From the Nelamangala Hassan highway, you have to take a deviation from Yadiyur and travel 30km to reach Nagalapura
We visited Nagalapura as a one day trip from bangalore. We explored the Chennakeshava Temple and the Kedareshwara Temple in Nagalapura and then visited the Markonahalli Dam before leaving to Bangalore. Link to Markonahalli Dam:
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Mallaghatta kere is like a water falls | Turuvekere taluk, Tumakuru District
Mallaghatta kere (Lake) is in Turuvekere Taluk in Tumakuru District of Karnataka State.
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Lesser known 1260 AD Shankareshvara Temple, Turuvekere , Tumkur district, Karnataka state, India.
The Shankareshvara temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is located at Turuvekere, a small town in the Tumkur district, Karnataka state, India. Turuvekere is located about 77 miles from the state capital Bangalore. The temple was built around 1260 A.D. during the rule of the Hoysala Empire King Narasimha III.
The temple plan is a Bhumija Nagara style (north Indian) on a semi-stellate base (called mula-prasada). The building material is the standard Soap stone and the hall (mantapa) is a closed one.
The temple has all the basic elements of a standard Hoysala temple and comprises a sanctum (garbhagriha) which is connected to a closed hall by a square vestibule (sukhanasi). The entrance into the hall from the outside is through a porch (mukhamantapa).
The porch consists of an awning supported by two decorative half pillars with two parapets on both sides. The shrine has a tower (shikhara). The vestibule has its own tower (also called sukhanasi) which appears like a low extension of the main tower over the shrine.
From the outside, the walls of the vestibule are inconspicuous and appear like a short extension of the shrine wall. The ceiling of the closed hall is supported by four lathe turned pillars. These pillars divide the ceiling into nine highly decorated bays.
The porch with its half pillars also serves the purpose of an open hall with a single bay ceiling.The outer wall of the hall and shrine are articulated with full pilasters. Between full pilasters, turrets and miniature towers on half-pilasters (aedicula) provide a decorative look. Below these, forming the base of the temple, are the six horizontal moldings. #templesofancientindia
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Devarayana Durga Goravanahalli Maha Lakshmi Temple Siddaganga Mutt Shivagange Jayamangali Blackbuck Reserve Markonahalli Dam Yediyur Siddhalingeshwara Temple Sri Chennakeshava Temple Narasimha Swamy Temple Pavagada Fort
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Nagalapura Kedareshwara Temple | Lesser Known Hoysala Temple Video 1 | Turuvekere Taluk
Kedareshwara Temple, Nagalapura Kedareshwara temple is a lesser known hoysala temple dedicated to lord shiva, located in turuvekere taluk of Tumkur District of Karnataka. There are two temples built by the hoysala rulers in Nagalapura. The second one is Chennakeshava Temple. Nagalapura is located 30 km from Turuvekere
NB: I mentioned it as TipturTaluk in the first part of the video, but Nagalapura is in Turuvekere Taluk
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Kedareshwara Temple, Nagalapura Temple Plan 1. Ekakuka Temple. 2. Stellate shape as in other hoysala temples 3. Consist of garbha-grha (sanctum), an antarala (vestibule) and a navaranga (closed hall). 3. Garbhagriha of Kedareshwara Temple faces the east direction. 4. The garbha-grha is modeled on a sixteen-pointed star plan. 5. The shikhara (tower) of this hoysala temple is missing. 6. The navaranga is divided into nine equal compartments with its central roof supported on the shining lathe-turned pillars. The designs of each ceiling are different with the central one adorned with ashta-dikpala arrangement
Kedareshwara Temple in Nagalapura is known for its beautiful ornate Ceilings of the navaranga, animated friezes, wall sculptures and lathe-turned pillars of the navaranga, which are typical examples of the art and architecture of the Hoysala style.
This temple belongs to the matured Hoysala architectural phase. This phase is distinguished by the series of the bands of the adhisthana of the temple and the eaves over the external wall images. Both these features are evident in this temple. The arrangement of bands found here, over the adhishthana (platform), is consisted of six separate horizontal friezes. They are, from top, a band of swans, a frieze of makaras with riders on it, empty band intended for Puranic sculptures, scroll-work ,a frieze of horse-men, and a frieze of elephants.
Some of the images on the external walls of the Kedareshwara temple includes Gajasamharamurti, Arjun aiming for fish, three-legged Bhringi, Bhairava, Shiva as Tripurari, Durga, Nrrtti, Uma-Maheshvara, Kamadeva, Mahishasuramardini and Shiva as Tandaveshvara. Comment under the video, the missing names of carvings
Kedareshwara Temple and Chennakeshava Temple in Nagalapura is protected by ASI (Archaeological Survey of India).
How to Reach Kedareshwara Temple in Nagalapura Nagalapura is about 15 km far from Turuvekere, 130 Km From Bangalore, 100km from mysore and 80km from hassan. From the Nelamangala Hassan highway, you have to take a deviation from Yadiyur and travel 30km to reach Nagalapura
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Top 10 tourist places in Tumkur | Tumkur tourist places | Famous places to visit in Tumkur Karnataka
Top 10 tourist places in Tumkur | Tumkur tourist places | Famous places to visit in Tumkur Karnataka
About Tumkur tourism : A popular tourist destination, Tumkur is famous for its various religious sites and is a short drive to one of the most famous temples of Karnataka, Goravanahalli Mahalakshmi Temple. It is said that Tumkur is the town where Lord Ram and Sita rested during their journey back from Lanka. A land filled with scenic beauty and a picturesque countryside, filled with historic temples and landmarks, Tumkur surely has something to offer for everyone.
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Mutton Saaru with Unlimited Ragi Mudde & Rice at Turuvekere
Mutton Saaru with Unlimited Ragi Mudde & Rice
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Kalleshwara Temple, Aralaguppe
Aralaguppe is a tiny hamlet in the Tiptur taluk within the Tumkur district of Karnataka. This village has 2 old temples: Chennakeshava temple - a Hoysala period construction (dated to 1250 AD) and Kallesvara temple which is dated even earlier to around the 9-10th century AD.
