Tourist Spots

Nestled in the charming village of Naviluteertha in Saundatti Taluk, Belagavi district, Karnataka, the Naviluteertha Dam—also known as Renuka Sagara or Malaprabha Dam—is a hidden gem for nature lovers and…

Hidkal Dam, officially known as the Raja Lakhamagouda Dam, is a marvel of modern engineering nestled in the serene Hidkal village of Hukkeri Taluka, Belagavi district. Constructed across the Ghataprabha…

Kolache Weir is a lesser-known natural retreat located near Ramdurg in Belagavi district, around 79 kilometers from Belagavi city. Nestled beside a local mountain, this small pond and seasonal waterfall…

Tigadi Dam, situated just 5 kilometers from the historic town of Sampgaon and 32 kilometers from Belagavi city, is one of the region’s most scenic and relaxing destinations. Set against…

Just 12 kilometers from Belagavi City, along National Highway-4, lies a tranquil haven for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts – the Kittur Rani Chennamma Zoo, also known as Bhutaramanahatti Zoo.…

Tucked away in the serene hills of Belagavi district, just 16 km from Bailhongal town, the Sogal Someshwara Temple stands as a beacon of spirituality, history, and artistic excellence. The…

Mudkavi Fort, located around 20 kilometers from Ramdurg, is a remarkable hillock fort in Belagavi district that still pulses with daily life. What sets it apart is its seamless integration…

Torgal Fort, nestled in Ramdurg taluk of Belagavi district, is an underrated yet historically rich destination that deserves a place on every heritage explorer’s list. Located around 10 km from…

Tucked away between two forested hills in Ramdurg Taluka, about 3 km from Sureban and 91 km from Belagavi, Shabari Kolla is one of the few temples in India dedicated…

Nestled in Shirgupping village, just 4 km from Nipani, the Nipanikar Wada is a forgotten masterpiece of the 19th century, blending artistic beauty with brilliant engineering. Built by H.H. Shrimant…