Near by places around K.S.R. College of Education: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Belagavi

~ 5 km

Erected by the Rattas in the 12th century, it stands as a testament to the city's strategic significance, adorned with formidable walls and intricate carvings. Within its precincts lies the Kamal Basti Jain Temple.

~ 60 km

Located about 60 km from Belagavi, this waterfall on the Ghataprabha River resembles Niagara Falls. It features a 52-meter leap over a sandstone cliff and a 200-meter-long hanging bridge.

~ 70 km

An ancient temple of Goddess Renuka (Yellamma), built in Chalukyan and Rashtrakuta style with Jain architecture influences. It is a significant pilgrimage site.

~ 75 km

Located in Gokak taluk, this sanctuary spans about 29 sq km and is enclosed by the Ghataprabha River, attracting many migratory birds like Demoiselle Crane and European White Stork.

~ 80 km

Also known as Navilutheertha dam, it is Karnataka's shortest dam providing drinking water to nearby towns. It's a low valley between two hills, once frequented by peacocks.

~ 75 km

Located about 15 km from Gokak in a rugged valley, these falls are on the Markandeya River and are approachable by walking through a forest route.

~ 68 km

A hill station in the Sahyadri hills of Maharashtra, known for receiving the highest rainfall in the state, offering pleasant weather and lush landscapes.

~ 84 km

Located in Uttara Kannada District, it is a hub for adventure sports like river rafting, mountain biking, trekking, and kayaking, with a rich range of flora and fauna including black panthers.

~ 98 km

A scenic town in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, popular for its palace, Moti Talao (lake), and local shopping. It's a convenient pitstop on the Mumbai-Goa highway.

~ 115 km

A historic city in Maharashtra known for its rich cultural heritage, Mahalaxmi Temple, and traditional Kolhapuri chappals and jewelry.

~ 149 km

Famous for its long, narrow stretch of pristine white sand beach and clear waters. It is an ideal spot for a holiday weekend, where dolphins can sometimes be spotted.

~ 178 km

A beautiful coastal town with scenic beaches along the Arabian Sea, imposing mountains, and rich flora and fauna. It's a blend of Konkani, Kannada, and Marathi cultures.

~ 150 km

A popular pilgrimage town and beach destination in Karnataka, known for its pristine beaches like Om Beach and Mahabaleshwar Temple.

~ 250 km (slightly over 200km, but a popular weekend destination)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Karnataka, known for its ancient temples, ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire, and unique boulder-strewn landscape.