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Here are the top 9 tourist attractions to see in Halebidu:
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Belur and Halibeedu or Halebid are two tiny towns of Karnataka considered as the 'jewels in the Indian cultural heritage'. Known for their ancient temple and exquisite craftsmanship, the place is absolutely worth a visit.
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Hoysaleswara temple, also spelt Hoysaleshwara, is a temple dedicated to Hindu god Shiva. It was built in Halebidu Karnataka, during the rule of King Vishnuvardhana of the Hoysala Empire in the 12th century. The construction was started around 1120 CE and completed in 1150 CE. During the early 14th c...
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About half an hour away from Belur, is the Yagachi Dam. Visit the dam not so much for the structure itself but the water sports that it hosts. One can enjoy Jet Ski, Speed Boat, Bumper Ride, Cruise Boat, Banana Boat Ride and Kayaking here, filling the town of temples and ruins with a dash of enjoyme...
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The Jain temples here are famous for the highly polished pillars that resemble mirrors.
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An open air museum in Halebid, this one houses countless sculptures, exhibits, inscriptions and more and has its displays represent Indian Art at various foreign exhibitions.
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This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, depicted in the form of a Shivlinga of Krishnashila, a black stone.
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While in Halebid, one can shop for terracotta items, statues and religious items. One might find a number of souvenir shops in the area selling these.
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A major attraction in the area, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shantaleswara, with an idol made of soft soapstone i.e. potstone. A shivalinga is also present in the sanctum.
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A magnificent celebration of Indian culture and heritage, artists from all over the country, come to participate in Hoysala Mahotsava. While being among the architectural splendour of the temples, and watching divine classical performances, is something which you should not miss out on given a chanc...
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