Location: Sakleshpur
Top Things to do in Sakleshpur
Top Restaurants in Sakleshpur
What to do and see in Sakleshpur, India: The Best Places and Tips
Sakleshpur in India, from Asia region, is best know for Historic Sites. Discover best things to do in Sakleshpur with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Chennakesava Temple
Overall Ratings
5 based on 550 reviews
Reviewed By jamesjapan - Thackerville, Oklahoma
big temple it was incredible, it was built in the time of hoysala dynasty in 12 century. we hire a guide and he was very good to show a beautiful temple.
2. Hoysaleswara Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By muthukrish2000 - Bangalore District, India
Nice architecture in halebidu. Compared to belur temple most of them are ruined. This also has a museum inside the temple tickets cost rs. 5.
The temple is basically siva temple. There is a postoffice opposite to this where you also get halebeedu cancellation card. No entry fee for temple.
3. Kedareswara Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Nikita S
Not many people going to Belur-Halebid visit this temple as it is not very popular. But it is truly a hidden treasure. Any history, art and architecture lover could spend hours here looking at the wonderful carvings and craftsmanship of this beautiful temple. If you love architecture and archaeology this is indeed a place that should be in your Bucket List.
4. Mandalpatti
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By Sandip L
Reaching this point by jeep is a tedious but exciting experince...pl.make sure that there are no seniir citizens and avoid this ride if u have a back problem...its a rollercoaster dust Jeep ride...just like desert ride in dubai...but here it is back breaking...after reaching this point, i dint really find it worth all the jerky ride and money spent...jeep owners charge anything but u got to negotiate...i have seen sillmilar spots in Mahabaleshwar, lonavla etx...better to reach this place in morning before 10...
5. Kukke Subramanya Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By diwya m - Bengaluru, India
Kukke Subramanya temple (temple where all snakes were given shelter by lord Subramanya from Garuda)is situated near Kumara parvatha.
It is very divine place .Since we went during festival season we had to spend some time in queue .We witnessed the Ratholsav . The fire crackers at the end of the festival were just amazing.
Kumaradhara is the river flowing near the temple ,very good place to visit.
Road towards the temple was good except for the last 28 to 22 km stretch.From Blr to kukke
6. Mallalli Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Vignesh M
We went from Kushalnagar to mallalli falls, the route was awesome. It takes you via harangi Reservoir. The road condition is good till the falls, but its small road so take care of opposite vehicles.
Falls is good from top view and you may need to walk 600steps to reach the bottom of the falls. Take care of kids while go in steps, since no side grills are available.
7. Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By RJamadagni - Bengaluru, India
From kukke I took a bus ksrtc to dharmasthala. The ride though in a rickety bus is quite enjoyable as it passes through gundy forest . Thick dense vegetation, small quaint houses tucked away amidst huge trees , it's a nice journey.
Dharmasthala , again it's so clean it's unlike India. Once u travel south on pilgrimage u will never like north or any other part of country. No use of plastic , bins everywhere, Gurkha, pan cigarette banned .both in kukke and here
Darshan : this is exactly like Tirupati, long winding queues, but the idol is small and u don't get a proper look at it.
Food : Once darshan is done u can head for annaprasadam. I was really disappointed with food here, I HV been to Tirupati , hornadu, udupi etc but food is good everywhere after all it's Prasad. But the rasam n rice served was hardly edible. Rasam was watery and devoid of taste.
Food can be skipped .
I hopped back to kukke as I didn't find anything else in dharmasthala to wait for.
8. Manjarabad Fort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By Karthick T
We visited in the morning while sun rise. The fort is good for taking selfies and photos. U need to climb 200 stairs to reach the top. Don't ever try to visit during afternoon as sun is in its peak at that time.
9. Halebidu Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 493 reviews
This was the 12th-century capital of the Hoysalas.
Reviewed By kedar2015 - Mumbai, India
Halebidu temple is beautifully carved... it has long history associated with it. better if you get guide along or yourself should know history to enjoy such structures..
10. Sringeri Mutt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By KRAMA200 - Seattle, Washington
The entrance has a Majestic Structure. Very well maintained, One of the Important Maths and the presiding deity is Goddess Sharada. One will experience positive vibration as he or she enters the complex. As is customary in most of Karnataka Temples there is Annaprasadam at noon for which there is a big queuer. Partake it if you have time. Walk around and admire the river and serenness.
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