Banavasi – The First Capital of Karnataka
A 10th century Kannada poet, Adikavi Pampa said, “It is a virtue to be born in Banavasi as a human.” Banavasi is the oldest […]
Haveri
Haveri
Haveri district is one of Karnataka’s richest pockets for Chalukya-era temple architecture, with sites like the Siddhesvara, Galageshwara, and Tarakeshwara temples showcasing centuries of Deccan craftsmanship. The district also holds Banavasi, widely regarded as the oldest capital in Karnataka’s history and celebrated in classical Kannada poetry, along with Bankapura Fort and its associated peacock sanctuary. Together, these sites make Haveri one of North Karnataka’s more overlooked heritage destinations. Browse the articles below for Haveri’s temples, forts, and sightseeing.
Siddhesvara Temple, Haveri – Art, Religion, and Beauty in One
Siddhesvara Temple in Haveri is a must visit for the devotees of Shiva. Siddhesvara Temple is also known as Purada Siddeshwara.
Galageshwara Temple, Haveri
Galageshwara Temple at Haveri is a Shiva temple constructed at the time of Chalukyas. Know about Galageshwara Temple’s history.
Tarakeshwara Temple – An Ode to Lord Shiva
Tarakeshwara temple, Hangal in Haveri is an embodiment of Chalukya architecture. Know about the history and legend behind Tarakeshwara temple.
Haveri – A Reflection of Bygone Grandeur
Haveri is a place that has all the potential to become a tourist hub. It is a splendid place to witness the grandeur of architecture in ancient temples.