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The Harihareshwara Temple:

It is at a distance of 15 kilometers from Davangere. This temple is astounding for its wealth of sculptural details. The syncretic deity known as " Harihara " is an attempt to combine the worship of Shiva ("hara") and Vishnu ("hari"), the two polar Hindu deities, into a single object

Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary:

It is located at the edge of the picturesque Bhadra River, near Lakkavalli is the Bhadra Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary, at a distance of 110 kms from Davangere. The Bhadra Wilderness Retreat is the ideal spot to get acquainted with nature in its serene beauty. There are so many things that could be done here trekking, safari, water sports, swimming, bird-watching and having general fun.

Chitradurga Fort:

A tenth century fort that was never conquered, empty highways, green expanses and a sleepy town, hiding this historical and archaeological wonder; just 65 kilometres from Davangere on the golden quadrilateral - that is the Chitradurga Fort. The Fort of Chitradurga with seven circumambulations surrounds the seven hills of Chinmuladri range. Though the construction of this fort commenced during 10th Century A.D it was completed only in 18th Century A.D.

Jog Falls:

The world fomous jog falls is at a distance of 155 Kms from here. River Sharavathi splits up into four different tracks which are named in accordance with their perceived trajectories. Associated with the waterfall is the nearby Linganmakki Dam and the hydro-electric power station that it serves. The power station has been operational since 1949, and is one of the largest hydro-electric station in India. Honnemaradu, an island formed with the backwater of Linganmakki dam is famous for water sports.

Hampi:

As it is popularly known today, was the medieval capital of the Hindu empire Vijayanagara (the City of Victory). Hampi, which is about 150 kms from here, is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Hampi is charismatic even in its ruined state. Vast stretches of boulder-strewn hills make the backdrop of Hampi unique. In Hampi at every turn there is a surprise. Every monument hides more than what they reveal.



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Home Organizing Committee Conference Highlights Scientific Session Registration Accommodation Trade and Fair Exhibition Tourist Places Prime Contacts About Davangere	The Harihareshwara Temple: It is at a distance of 15 kilometers from Davangere. This temple is astounding for its wealth of sculptural details. The syncretic deity known as " Harihara " is an attempt to combine the worship of Shiva ("hara") and Vishnu ("hari"), the two polar Hindu deities, into a single object Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary: It is located at the edge of the picturesque Bhadra River, near Lakkavalli is the Bhadra Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary, at a distance of 110 kms from Davangere. The Bhadra Wilderness Retreat is the ideal spot to get acquainted with nature in its serene beauty. There are so many things that could be done here trekking, safari, water sports, swimming, bird-watching and having general fun. Chitradurga Fort: A tenth century fort that was never conquered, empty highways, green expanses and a sleepy town, hiding this historical and archaeological wonder; just 65 kilometres from Davangere on the golden quadrilateral - that is the Chitradurga Fort. The Fort of Chitradurga with seven circumambulations surrounds the seven hills of Chinmuladri range. Though the construction of this fort commenced during 10th Century A.D it was completed only in 18th Century A.D. Jog Falls: The world fomous jog falls is at a distance of 155 Kms from here. River Sharavathi splits up into four different tracks which are named in accordance with their perceived trajectories. Associated with the waterfall is the nearby Linganmakki Dam and the hydro-electric power station that it serves. The power station has been operational since 1949, and is one of the largest hydro-electric station in India. Honnemaradu, an island formed with the backwater of Linganmakki dam is famous for water sports. Hampi: As it is popularly known today, was the medieval capital of the Hindu empire Vijayanagara (the City of Victory). Hampi, which is about 150 kms from here, is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Hampi is charismatic even in its ruined state. Vast stretches of boulder-strewn hills make the backdrop of Hampi unique. In Hampi at every turn there is a surprise. Every monument hides more than what they reveal.