The fort of Chitradurga is the first and foremost monument that ponders in to the mind of the tourists by the very mentioning of the name of this district. This strong fortress with 7 concentric ramparts is classified as “Giridurga” i.e. a Hill ...
To really appreciate Chitradurga, you must stop by the Nayakanahatti Temple. This temple honours the well-known sage Thipperudraswamy and is located around 35 kilometres from the city centre. They say the sage's samadhi occurred here as well.
Dasaratha Rameshwara Temple is also known by the name of Varjra Temple locally. It is said that King Dasaratha built the temple to atone for the murder of his son Sant Shravana by constructing the temple.
This is one of the oldest dams in Karnataka, built during the reign of the Maharaja of Mysore. Located amidst hills, the reservoir is a serene spot for picnics and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
An ancient site showcasing remnants of various dynasties, Chandravalli is known for its caves and inscriptions. You can explore the caves that were once inhabited by monks and discover ancient pottery, coins, and artifacts.
Located within Chitradurga Fort, this ancient temple is dedicated to Hidimbeshwara, a form of Shiva. It is believed to be linked to the Mahabharata and offers a peaceful spiritual experience amidst historical ruins.
A picturesque hill station near Chitradurga, Jogimatti is known for its cool climate, wildlife, and greenery. It’s an excellent place for nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts, with stunning views and serene landscapes.
Chitradurga District
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