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MAHAMASTHAKABHISHEKA.COM > TOURIST INFORMATION > KARNATAKA > BELLARY
KARNATAKA

Bagalkot

Bangalore Rural

Bangalore Urban

Belgaum

Bellary

Bidar

Bijapur

Chamarajanagar

Chickamagalur

Chitradurga

Davanagere

Dharwad

Gadag

Gulbarga

Hassan

Haveri

Karwar

Kolar

Koppal

Madikeri

Mandya

Mangalore

Mysore

Raichur

Shimoga

Tumkur

Udupi

HISTORY OF KARNATAKA
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
TAMIL NADU
KERALA

BELLARY: District head quarters and industrial town.

AMBALI: Known for black stone Chalukyan temple dedicated to Kalleswari. It is 10 Kms, North West of Kottur.

HAMPI: The erstwhile capital of the Vijaynagar Kingdom. The Virupaksha temple is still used for worship. The stone chariot, Ugra Narasimha, King's Balance, Lotus Mahal, Elephants stables are worth seeing. This is a World Heritage Site.

MAILARA: It has a well known temple dedicated to Shiva in his form of Mailara or Mallari. The annual festival of Mailara is very famous.

RAMANADURGA or RAMGAD: It is a hill station amidst a group of granite hills. There is a temple dedicated to Ramadeva.

TUNGABHADRA DAM: Near Hospet is an interesting site. A huge dam is built on te river Tungabhadra. A well laid out garden.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Formerly part of Tamil Nadu state, included in Karnataka in 1953.

Area:

8,419 Sq. Km

Head Quarters:

Bellary

Population:

20,25,242, Male: 10,28,481 Female: 9,96,761

Density Per Sq. Km: 240.

Taluks:

7 - Bellary, Hospet, Kudligi, Siruguppa, Sandur, Hagaribommalahalli and Hovila Hadagali.

Hoblis:

27
Revenue Division: Gulbarga

Rivers:

Tungabhadra and Hagari

Crops:

Cotton, Jowar, Sunflower, Groundnut, Thoorgram.

Minerals:

Iron ore near Hospet considered the best quality ore in the world; Manganese; Granite; Gold; Magnesium.

Industries:

Mining; Iron and Steel.

Tourist Attractions:

Hampi, the world famous Vijayanagar historical relics; The Tungabhadra Reservoir, the biggest in the state; Sandur palace and temples, the Ujjaini peetha of the Veerashaivas; Mailara Shiva temple; Ramgadh; Ambali Kalleshwari temple near Kottur. 

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