Famous Temples of Karnataka with Stay in budget hotels in belgaum

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• Famous Temples of Karnataka with Stay in budget
  hotels in Belgaum

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• Karnataka is a place where it has preserved its
  cultural heritage in modern times. There are many
  places in the province that are blessed with
  natural beauty which is why the kingdom is one of
• the most visited places in the country visited by
  domestic and foreign tourists from different
  parts of the world. One of the
• The basic attraction of the state,
• certainly its temples, as they are not only
  sacred places of worship but also deeply rooted
  in world history, heritage, and culture. Also,
  many of these temples are ancient and miraculous
  construction.
• There are thousands of temples throughout the
  empire and a few to choose from are difficult but
  here are the 10 most famous temples in Karnataka
  not only known in India but all over the world.

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1 . Sri Virupaksheshwara Temple
The Sri Virupaksheshwara temple is located near
the Tungabhadra River and between the Hampi
monuments. It is dedicated to King Shiva and one
of the oldest temples in Karnataka. It has a good
build up and healing in your eyes and soul.
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2. Guddattu Mahaganapathi Temple
The Guddattu Mahaganapathi Temple is believed to
have been built 800 years ago and stands on a
unique site under a large granite rock. Guddattu
is a village close to NH 66 and about 90
kilometers from Mangalore. It is believed that
Ganapathy's image was self-evident or
'swayambhu'. The main tradition here is
'Ayarkoda' or pouring thousands of jars of water
into a picture.
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3. Horanadu Annapurneshwari Temple
The Horanadu Annapurneshwari Temple is situated
on the banks of the waterway Badra and is
otherwise called Sri Kshetra Horanadu. Dedicated
to Annapurneshwari Devi or food goddess. It is
also one of the oldest temples in the province as
it is believed that the temple was built by a
respected young man named Agasthya. The most
beautiful idol with the Queen in standing
position, with four hands. It is believed that
those who come to the temple and pray to God will
never go hungry.
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4. The Temple of Kateel Durgaparameshwari
Located in the town of Kateel in Dakshina
Kannada, The temple of Kateel Durgaparameshwari
dedicated to the goddess Durga and is one of the
most famous tourist destinations in India. It is
located on the river Nandini River and is
surrounded by magnificent beauty. It is 29 km
from Mangalore.
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5. Kukke Subramanya Temple
Located in Sullia Taluk in the Southern Kannada
Region, The Kukke Subramanya temple is surrounded
by a spectacular natural landscape with rivers,
hills, and forests. Dedicated to King Subramanya
or the king of serpents or to King Kartikeya, the
son of King Shiva, this temple is one of the most
revered temples in India. It is said that Vasuki,
the god of serpents and other serpents, sought
the help of King Kartica to protect them from
Garuda and the king took them under his
protection which is why he was called Subramanya.
There are bus services available at the temple
from various parts of the state and are also
available by plane or rail.
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6. Murudeshwara Temple
The main attraction of the Murudeshwara Temple is
the large Shiva statue that can be seen from
afar. It is the second highest image of King
Shiva in the world. Located on the hill of
Kanduka, on the shores of the Arabian Sea, it
contains a huge 20-story tower. Volunteers can
climb the tower after purchasing a Rs.10 ticket
and get an amazing view of the surrounding area.
The temple provides a peaceful setting to pray to
King Shiva.
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7. Gokarna Mahableshwar Temple
Gokarna is a well-known tourist destination in
the Northern Kannada region and a tourist
attraction with beautiful beaches and other
scenic spots. The Mahableshwar Temple is
dedicated to King Shiva but also to the Ganapathy
Temple. The temple is known as the Southern Kashi
or Dakshina Kashi. The legend behind the temple
is that once upon a time Ravana, after much
remorse, found Atmalinga with King Shiva who told
him not to keep it down because it would be fixed
there. King Ganpathy deceived him by doing so and
the place where Shivalinga was kept was where the
temple came from. The temple is believed to have
great power.
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8. Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple
The Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple is located on
the banks of the Netravati River and is one of
the most famous temples in Karnataka. It is also
a unique temple with the temple goddess, King
Shiva, Jain Theerthankara also worshiped in the
temple. The temple authorities are made up of
people from all walks of life. Every day, more
than 10,000 people visit the temple. Volunteers
were given free food at the temple building. The
annual temple festival, called the Lakshadeepa
festival, is held in November or December and is
attended by devotees from all over the world.
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9. Udupi Srikrishna Temple
The Udupi Srikrishna Temple is famous for its
unique Krishna statue which returns to the door.
Therefore, this god could not be seen from the
outside entrance but from the back door and
window. It is said that Kanakadasa, a devout
Krishna, was barred from entering the temple
because of his kingship. Therefore, he stood in
the back of the temple and prayed earnestly to
the Lord. Sri Krishna was moved by his devotion
and turned to Kanakadasa and even today, the
image remains the same and can only be seen
through a window, called the Kanana kindi or
Kanaka window. The temple is well connected by
road, rail, and air and is therefore easily
accessible.
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10. Kollur Mookambika Temple
Located in Kollur 130 kilometers from Managaluru
or Mangalore,the Mookambika temple is one of the
most famous temples in India.The sanctuary is
worked among the slopes of Kodachadri in the
western ghats. It is believed that the temple
was built at least 1200 years ago. The myth
behind the temple is that the goddess Parvati
killed a demon named Kamasura who tormented the
local people. The goddess first made him mute or
mooka, but as he did not stop even then, the
demon was killed. People began worshiping the
goddess right there, and eventually a temple was
built here. The best an ideal opportunity to
visit the sanctuary is during the Navaratri
celebration however it is packed around then. The
temple relies on and provides free food for the
devotees.
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• Visiting Karnataka temples means following
  traditional practices and combining one with the
  spiritual. Most temples have a way of dressing so
  it is best to check that out before visiting.
  Unlike temples in North India, where devotees can
  reach, it is not permitted in temples in southern
  India. Some temples may be open all day but most
  temples are closed in the afternoon. After
  getting your refreshment you need some rest so
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