The Harihareshwara Temple, Harihar in the Davanagere district of Karnataka is yet another noteworthy temple in the state. Though dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva unite in this temple as the presiding deity. Hence, the deity is worshipped as Harihara. Harihareshwara Temple – Overview The Harihareshwara temple is also known as God’s […]
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Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple – for the Devotees of Lord Vishnu
Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple in Melukote, Mandya is around 1000 years old. Know about Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple and its history.
Varaha Temple, Hampi – An Impressive Structure
Varaha Temple in Hampi is an impressive structure that is known for its wall carvings. The beautiful temple bears images of the Royal insignia on its wall.
Vittala Temple, Hampi – An Architectural Wonder
Vittala Temple in Hampi is known for its splendid architecture. The temple complex has several attractions like the Stone Chariot and the musical pillars.
Chandikesvara Temple, Hampi – Beauty Etched on Stone
Chandikesvara Temple in Hampi is a famous temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is famous for its carved pillars and is one of the main attractions of Hampi.
Thirunarayanapuram Temple
The Thirunarayanapuram temple is ideally located on the Cauvery banks of the Mandya district. This temple is a very popular Vaishnavite temple.
Vishnu Temple, Hospet
There are many temples dedicated to the various forms and avatars of Lord Vishnu in and around Hampi.
Venugopalaswamy Temple, Devanahalli
Though the temple is relatively small, the Rayagopuram is tall with the two statues of Lord Vishnu on both sides carrying distinctly different tools and weapons and with different expressions that provide a startling contrast.
Kodandarama Temple, Hiremagalur
The Kodandarama Temple is situated in Hiremagalur, which is a town in the Chikkamagalur district. Parashurama, an incarnation of lord Vishnu, is believed to have lived here, so the town is also known as Bhargavapuri.