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Belur and Halebidu: Travel Guide

"Belur and Halebidu" are 2 heritage sites in the district of Hassan. They have some of the best temples built during the Hoysala dynasty. Belur and Halebidu are situated very close to each other. The distance between these 2 heritage cities is only 16 kms.

Distance From Bangalore: Approximately 210 kms.

What's Special: Some of the best temples built during Hoysala dynasty. Chennakeshava temple is built in Hoysala style and is situated in Belur. Hoysaleshwara temple is also built in Hoysala style and is situated in Halebidu. The architecture of these temples is unbelievable and keep you amazed throughout your visit to the temples. Belur and Halebidu are truly two of the best tourist places near Bangalore.

Mode of Transport: Buses, trains and any private medium of transport by road.

Near By Places: Shravana Bellagola, Chikmagalur, Kemmannagundi, Hassan, Yagachi Dam, Pushpagiri Widllife Sanctuary, Basdi Halli, Archeological Museum, etc...
Location: Belur, Karnataka, India

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