Belavadi
About Belavadi
Far From City: 25 kms from city center
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About Belavadi
Weather:
Time Required:2-3 hours
Open Time:24 hours
Cost:No entry fee
Veer Narayana Temple Belavadi
The main attraction of the Belavadi village is the Veera Narayan Temple which was constructed by Veera Bhallala II who was the Hoysala King in the 13th century. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this temple is by far the best example of the Hoysala architecture. There is a square garbhagriha, Ranga mandapa, square maha mandapa, and a sukanasi in the west side of the temple. The entire temple is built on a raised platform out of soapstone in two phases. There are three vimanas in the temple along with the shrines of Lord Krishna, and Lord Narayana added to it.
The temple has a huge entrance with two carved elephants present on either side of the gate. There is an 8 feet tall image of Veera Narayana with four hands on the main shrine. There is another Ganesha temple which is situated at a distance of 300 meters from the Veera Narayana Temple and worth a visit. The temple remains open from 6:00 AM till 6:00 PM.
Best time to visit Belavadi
The perfect time to visit the Belavadi village is from September to March when the climate is pleasant and pretty much enjoyable.
How to Reach Belavadi
Air:The nearest railway station is the Bengaluru International Airport. From here, you can either take a taxi or bus.
Rail:The nearest railway station to Belavadi is the one situated at Kadur and Birur. You can take a cab from the station which will take you directly to the village.
Road:Belavadi is very well-connected by roads. Situated at a distance from Belur and Halebidu, the town is easily accessible. You can easily use the local transport such as buses, taxis to reach the town and move around within.
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