A 1955 map shows all the forts near Belagavi. with inputs from Bramhanand Chipre and Aziz Hafiz Belagavi Fort Map Location : http://goo.gl/maps/kr8v Coordinates: 15°51’29″N 74°31’27″E The Belagavi Fort is located near NWKRTC Bus stand. At the entrance, there are two shrines, Ganapati and Durga. The fort is encircled by a moat. There are […]
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Why the name Biscuit Mahadev or Shambhu Mahadev
The Mahadev Temple next to the School of Culture is commonly called as “Biscuit Mahadev” or before that it was known as ‘Shambhu Mahadev’. It was called ‘Shambhu Mahadev’ as people say in 1703 Chatrapati Sambhaji Maharj had taken rest here for four days when he enroute South India. There was a bakery beside the […]
Military Mahadev Temple Belagavi
The foundation stone of Military Mahadev Temple was laid on January 18, 1954. The temple was opened to public on January 24, 1955 by Lieutenant General S.M. Shrinagesh, General Officer and Commander-in-Chief Southern Command. It has undergone renovations with a new dome built in the original style and carvings similar to those in other […]
Trains at Belagavi BGM
Rail Drishti – Time Table from Belagavi Station See the Time table via Indiarailinfo.com For exact timings and schedule please visit : http://indianrail.gov.in
Pargad Fort
by Abhishek Pandit PARGAD is situated about 63 kms from Belagavi. Pargad is a One of the major attractions of this fort is its serene environment and lush green surroundings. Apart from this, it is also known for housing a wonderful bronze statue of Shivaji and a temple of Bhagawati Bhawani. Road: Goes up to the fort, wonderful […]