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Near by places around Sri Jagadguru Murugharajendra College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Chitradurga: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Chitradurga
SRI JAGADGURU MURUGHARAJENDRA COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE, CHITRADURGA, established in 1969, is a premier institution affiliated with Davangere University. On its 10-acre campus, it excels in undergraduate Arts, Science, and Commerce programs, holding a NAAC 'A' Grade.
Chitradurga, Karnataka
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Attractions & Things to Do near SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
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Essential Amenities near SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
airports
~ 220 km
Kempegowda International Airport (Bengaluru)
bus stand
~ 0.5 km
Chitradurga KSRTC Bus Stand
railway station
~ 0.5 km
Chitradurga Railway Station
Hotels NEAR SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
MySpace Chindanur Comforts
Vishwas Comforts
KSTDC Mayura Durg Chitradurga
Amogha International Hotel
Hotel Ojas by Ideal Yathri Nivas
Popular Food Places near SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
Sukha Sagar Veg
Thirumala Dhaba
Unnati Shree Family Restaurant
Hotel Mysore Cafe
Ravi Benne Dosa
Kaveri Hotel Restaurant
Sharabeshwara Meals
Explore Nearby Attractions SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
LANDMARKS
Chitradurga Fort
Chandravalli Archaeological Site
Jamia Masjid
Ankali Mutt
RESTAURANTS
Al Baik The Mandi House
Sathvam Family Restaurant
Prasadam
Hotel Aishwarya
SHOPPING MALLS
More Super Market
Vaibhav Super Market
Vishal Mega Mart
A.P.M.C Market
RESORTS RECREATION
Kimmane Golf Resort
Malnad Shire
Malnad Shire Eco Resort
Sati Vilas Resorts
Must-Visit Tourist Spots SJM Arts, Science and Commerce College
Chitradurga Fort
Within Chitradurga city
An ancient fort dating back to the 17th-18th century, known for its massive stone walls, secret passages, and ancient temples. It is locally known as Elusuttina Kote (meaning the fort of seven circles).
Vani Vilas Sagar Dam (Mari Kanive)
~ 59 km from Chitradurga
Karnataka's oldest dam, situated in Hiriyur taluk. It is a beautiful spot for picnics and photography, offering stunning views of water bodies and surrounding hills.
Chandravalli Archaeological Site
~ 3.7 km from Chitradurga
An ancient site showcasing remnants of various dynasties, known for its caves, inscriptions, and prehistoric rock art. It is situated immediately to the west of the fortified hill of Chitradurga.
Jogimatti Forest and Hill Station
Within Chitradurga district
A wooded region rich in biodiversity, offering cool breezes and panoramic views. It is home to a variety of birds and features the Himavatkedra Waterfall.
Nayakanahatti Temple
~ 35 km from Chitradurga
A revered Hindu shrine honouring the sage Thipperudraswamy, located approximately 35 kilometres from the city centre.
Adumalleshwara Temple and Zoo
Within Chitradurga district
A temple and zoo offering a blend of pilgrimage, nature, and wildlife experiences.
Dasaratha Rameshwara Temple
Within Chitradurga district
A revered Hindu shrine located in a forest at Hosadurga taluk of Chitradurga.
Holalkere
Within Chitradurga district
A spiritual site for visitors, known for its serene environment.
Jamia Masjid
Within Chitradurga city
One of the prime religious centres in Chitradurga, located in the Chikpet area and constructed by Tipu Sultan.
Halu Rameshwara Temple
Within Chitradurga district
A peaceful site of worship located in Chitradurga.
Weekend Getaways
Hampi
~ 140-150 km
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its ancient ruins, temples, and boulder-strewn landscape of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Davangere
~ 60 km
Known as the 'Manchester of Karnataka' for its textile industries and famous for its delicious Benne Dosa.
Shimoga (Shivamogga)
~ 100-120 km
Known as the 'Gateway to Malnad', offering lush green landscapes, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries.
Chikmagalur
~ 160-170 km
Famous for its serene hills, coffee plantations, and trekking routes, situated in the Western Ghats.
Badami
~ 180-200 km
Known for its rock-cut cave temples and structural temples, representing early Chalukyan architecture.
Pattadakal
~ 190-210 km
A UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its group of 7th and 8th-century CE Hindu and Jain monuments.
Aihole
~ 200-220 km
Often called the 'Cradle of Indian Architecture', with over 125 temples, both Hindu and Jain, dating back to the 6th century CE.
Belur
~ 170-180 km
Famous for its Hoysala architecture, particularly the Chennakesava Temple, a masterpiece of Hindu art.
Hassan
~ 130-140 km
Known for its historical monuments and as a base to explore Belur and Halebidu.
Jog Falls
~ 200-220 km (requires further verification if within 200km by road)
One of the highest plunge waterfalls in India, formed by the Sharavathi River.
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