Near by places around B.V.V. Sangha's Basaveshwar Arts, Commerce & Science College, Bagalkot: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bagalkot

Approx. 25 km

A complex of ancient rock-cut temples dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries, showcasing intricate architectural and sculptural work dedicated to Hindu deities and Jain Tirthankaras. It overlooks Agastya Lake.

Approx. 20 km from Badami

A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring a complex of temples that showcase a fusion of architectural styles from North and South India, reflecting the artistry of the Chalukya dynasty.

Approx. 35 km from Bagalkot

Known as the cradle of Indian temple architecture, this village contains around 125 stone temples dating back to the 5th century, including the famous Durga Temple and Lad Khan Temple.

Approx. 45 km

A major hydroelectric project on the Krishna River, important for irrigation and offering picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

Approx. 51 km

A sacred pilgrimage site for Lingayats, located at the confluence of the Krishna and Malaprabha rivers, associated with the 12th-century philosopher Basavanna.

Approx. 31 km

A temple town with ancient temples built between the 6th and 8th century AD during the Chalukya Kingdom, set amidst hills and featuring a sacred temple tank.

Approx. 5 km from Badami

A popular pilgrimage site dedicated to Goddess Banashankari, known for its unique architecture and religious significance, attracting devotees and scholars.

Approx. 25 km

A tranquil lake situated near the Badami Cave Temples, offering stunning views and opportunities for reflection and nature walks.

In Bagalkot

A lush green oasis in Bagalkote, perfect for family picnics and leisurely strolls.

In Bagalkot

A museum in Navanagar that portrays the lifestyles, art forms, and culture of North Karnataka.

Approx. 125 km

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with a stunning collection of ruins from the Vijayanagara Empire, featuring grand temples, palaces, and ancient marketplaces.

Approx. 105 km

A village rich in history and architecture, known for its numerous temples, stepped wells, and inscriptions dating back to the Kalyana Chalukya period.

Approx. 107 km

A picturesque waterfall on the Ghataprabha River, known for its horseshoe shape and scenic beauty, often called the 'Niagara of India' in the region.

Approx. 161 km

A renowned destination for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers, offering dense forests, river rafting, and various outdoor activities.

Approx. 166 km

A city in Maharashtra known for its rich cultural heritage, historical sites like Solapur Fort, and textile industry.

Approx. 167 km

A historic city in Maharashtra famous for its temples, especially Mahalakshmi Temple, traditional Kolhapuri chappals, and spicy cuisine.

Approx. 174 km

A significant pilgrimage town in Maharashtra, home to the revered Vitthal-Rukmini Temple, attracting devotees of the Warkari sect.

Approx. 113 km

A vibrant commercial hub in Karnataka, offering a mix of modern amenities and cultural experiences, with various parks, temples, and markets.

Approx. 127 km

A city known for its historical fort, ancient temples, and pleasant climate, serving as a cultural and educational center in northern Karnataka.