- Pattadakal has ten temples, of which four have been constructed in North India’s Nagara style and six are in the South Indian Hoysala style.
- Pattadakal, also called Raktapura, is a complex of 7th and 8th century CE Hindu and Jain temples in northern Karnataka, India.
- Badami is the nearest railway station (17 km from Pattadakal) Pattadakal has good bus service and road connectivity from Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka.
- Pattadakal is a small village situated on the left bank of the river Malaprabha in Bagalkot district of Northern Karnataka.
- Nestled amidst the sylvan settings of a small village in Karnataka, Pattadakal is famous as one of the historical sites.
- Kashiviswanatha Temple Pattadakal Karnataka. Sometimes in the cacophony of history and grandeur, we forget the softer notes, the pauses in between that add...
- Pattadakal (Pattadakallu in local language ) in the Indian state of Karnataka is renowned for the group of the 8th century CE monuments.
- Begin your spiritual journey with a serene visit to the Virupaksha Temple, one of the most prominent temples in Pattadakal.
- Virupaksha Temple (previously known as Lokesvara Temple) is the largest temple in Pattadakal and the most popular one among tourists.
- Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Hindu temples at Pattadakal are an effortless blend of North and South Indian architecture.
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Pattadakal, 7. ve 8. yüzyıllarda inşa edilmiş Hindu (Şivaizm) ve Jain tapınaklarını barındıran bir UNESCO Dünya Mirasıalanıdır.
Bir köy ve Karnataka eyaletinin önemli bir turizm merkezi olan Bagalakote'deki Malaprabha Nehri'nin sol yakasında bulunmaktadır. Badami'ye 22 km, Çalukya anıtlarıyla bilinen Aihole'ye ise yaklaşık 10 km uzaklıktadır. Bangalore'ya 514 km mesafededir.