Tourist Attraction

Glass House

India’s largest glass house is constructed in Davanagere near Kunduvada at a cost of 30 crore. It surpases Bangalore Lalbagh in terms of area being built on 3 acres in area of 12 acres. Distance: 3.4 KM

Kunduvada Lake

Kunduvada lake is a popular destination in the city known for it’s mesmerizing views of sunrise and sunset. Lake also features a walking / running track covering a distance of 4.5 KM. Distance: 2.5 KM

Santhebennur Pushkarani

Karanji mantapa features a large water storage with a beautiful stone carved chariot in the middle. The place, Santhebennur, is almost 36km from the city. Believed to be in existence since 16th century, it showcases Kushmanda style of architecture. Distance: 39 KM

Harihareshwara Temple

Harihareshwara Temple, a stunning example of Hoysala architecture. The deity here is a unique fusion of Vishnu and Shiva, symbolising religious harmony. The temple complex, built in the 12th century, features intricate sculptures and friezes that reflect the high craftsmanship of the time. Distance: 16KM

Shanti Sagara Lake

Being the second largest pond in Asia,
Shanti Sagara Lake was created in 12th century. A great channel created in connection to this by Sir M Vishveshwaraya also attracts
a large crowd. Distance: 55 KM

Deverebelekere Dam

Devarabelekere Dam is constructed at downstream of Bhadra reservoir near devarabelekere village in Harihara taluk of
Davanagere. Distance: 12 KM

Ranganatha Swamy Temple

The Ranganatha swamy temple in Nirthadi
is a post Vijayanagara empire reconstruction. The temple that was destroyed by Aurangazeb in 1696 AD was rebuilt by Baramappa Nayaka in 1698 AD. Distance: 40 KM

Kalleshwara Temple

BAGALI famous for an ancient Kalleshwara
Temple of 9th century is situated in proximity to Harpanahalli, showcasing the chalukyan period architectural style. The temple complex also houses carved statue of lord Ugra Narasimha. The outer walls showcase beautiful ancient sculptures. Distance: 52 KM