About Hattarsang
The ancient archeological discoveries at Hattarsang Kudal have put this location on the popular destinations map. The Harihareshwar temple and the Sangameshwar temples dedicated to Lord Mahadeo have sculptures similar to the ones at Ajanta and Ellora. The temples are also famous because of the presence of an unusual “Shivling” which has three hundred and fifty nine faces of Lord Shiva and other small idols carved on it. The local belief is that after Lord Shiva has been worshipped the entire night of Shivaratri, at dawn the sun’s rays make way through several doors to fall on this Shivling.
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Revansiddeshwar Temple, Maharashtra
33.9 km from Hattarsang - See map
Dedicated to a popular saint called Revansiddeshwara, Revan Siddeshwar Temple is a very old temple located close to the animal zoo and Sambhaji...
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Siddheshwar Temple, Maharashtra
36.8 km from Hattarsang - See map
Siddheshwar Temple dedicated to Shree Sidhdheshwar, is located in the centre of a lake near the local fort. The city also hosts a pilgrimage in...
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Bhuikot Fort, Maharashtra
37.3 km from Hattarsang - See map
One of the main attractions around the famous city of Solapur is the Bhuikot Fort, which was built by the Bahamani dynasty in the 14th century. It...
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Mangalwedha, Maharashtra
76 km from Hattarsang - See map
Mangalwedha or Mangalvedha is fanous for The Shri Damajipant temple and the Hemadpanthi temple at Velapur dedicated to Ardha-Nari-Nateshwar. The...
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Toravi Narasimha Temple, Karnataka
76.9 km from Hattarsang - See map
Toravi Narashima Temple is located nearby “Adil Shah Sangeeta Mahal”. It is built underground. The people in Toravi visit the temple every...
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Malik-e-Maidan, Karnataka
77 km from Hattarsang - See map
Malik-e-Maidan is the prime attraction in Bijapur which houses world’s largest medieval cannon in it. The name means “The Monarch of...
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Gol Gumbaz, Karnataka
77.4 km from Hattarsang - See map
Gol Gumbaz which means "Round Dome" is the mausoleum of Bijapur Sultan Mohammed Adil Shah. This tomb is the standing example of structural...
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Ibrahim Rauza Tomb, Karnataka
77.6 km from Hattarsang - See map
The Ibrahim Roza Tomb in Bijapur is surrounded by beautiful garden. The tomb was built for Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II. As per history that this...
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Citadel, Karnataka
78.8 km from Hattarsang - See map
One of the distinct portions of Bijapur city, Citadel was established by Yusuf Adil Shah in 1566. Inside the citadel there are many remains of...
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Asar Mahal, Karnataka
78.9 km from Hattarsang - See map
This Mahal is located nearby Jama Masjid in Bijapur. Being Established in 16th century By Mohammed Adil Shah, the place is also termed as...
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Gagan Mahal, Karnataka
78.9 km from Hattarsang - See map
Gagan Mahal, dating back to 15th century was once a “Durbar Hall” for Sultan Ali I. Tourists can come across three arches among which the...
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Mehtar Mahal, Karnataka
79.8 km from Hattarsang - See map
The ornamental gateway in Bijapur, Mehtar Mahal is also termed as “Sweeper’s Palace”. This palace was established in 1620 AD. The Mahal...
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