Mysuru, Sravanabelgola & Gommatgiri Tour
A classic journey to the world-famous Gommateshwara statue and historic sites of Southern Karnataka.
Day 1
1. Shri Aadinath Digambar Jain Temple, Srirangapatna
TempleAn ancient temple located 150 kms from Bangalore.
View on Maps ↗2. Shri Parshwanath Digambar Jain Temple and Jain Boarding Dharmashala, Mysuru
TempleMysuru is just 11 kms from Srirangapatna. Visit the local temple and explore Mysuru palace.
View on Maps ↗3. Gommatgiri
TirthSmall hillock with an ancient 16-feet statue of Bahubali, located 24 kms from Mysuru.
View on Maps ↗4. Shri Baahubali Theertha, Kaaveri Dhaama, (Basadi Hosakote)
TirthA peaceful temple and a nice viewpoint on the banks of the river Kaveri, located 40 kms from Gommatgiri.
View on Maps ↗5. Assam Bhavan, Sravanabelgola
Stay50 kms from Kaaveri Dhaam. Comfortable stay with AC rooms available. Can also go for 'Vidyanand Nilaya' for a cheaper stay or in case if this dharmshala is full. Bhojanshala is located near jain mutt temple.
View on Maps ↗Day 2
1. Chandragiri Hill, Sravanbelgola
TirthSite of 15 ancient temples, the Samadhi cave of Acharya Bhadrabahu and charan of Muni Chandragupta.
View on Maps ↗2. Vindhyagiri Hill, Sravanabelgola
TirthHome to the popular massive monolithic idol of Bahubali Swamy, built during the 10th century.
View on Maps ↗3. Jain Mutt Temple, Sravanabelgola
TirthDarshan, followed by lunch at the nearby Bhojanshala. There are 4-5 more temples in the town.
View on Maps ↗4. Jinnathpuram
TirthAn ancient Jain pilgrimage site, just 2 kms from Sravanabelgola. 2 temples - Shri Parshwanath Basadi and Shri Shantinath Basadi are located here.
View on Maps ↗5. Kambadahalli Jain Mutt
TirthLocated 20 kms from Sravanabelgola, a 2000-year-old temple complex and gurukul run by the trust for young kids.
View on Maps ↗6. Shri Paras Dham Atishay Kshetra
TirthLocated just 24 kms from Kambadahalli, on the way to bangalore.
View on Maps ↗7. Mandargiri Hill
TirthLocated 90 kms from Paras Dham. Features a unique Samosharan temple and a scenic lake viewpoint on the hill (you can either climb or use your vehicle). On the base, there is a 21 feet monolithic idol of Shri Chandraprabhu Swamy and a pichhi shaped guru mandir.
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