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List of Best Things to do in Hassan, India.

Kedareswara Temple
Bhagawan Bahubali Statue (Gommateshwara)
Shettihalli Rosary Church
Lakshmi Narasimha Temple
Chandragiri Hill
Bisile Ghat
Hasanamba Temple
Gorur Dam
Lakshmi Devi Temple
Koravangala Temple

Top 10 Places to see in Hassan | Metrosaga

Hassan houses to a lot of places in the district to attract tourists from different parts of the world. The suitable weather and friendly people in the location offers an amazing journey to places across the district. Check out for some of the popular and tourist places to stay and enjoy the nature in the district of Hassan

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Bagur Navile Water Tunnel | Longest water tunnel in India | Hassan Tourism | Karnataka Tourism

Bagur Navile Water Tunnel is the Longest water tunnel in India part of Hassan Tourism, Channarayapatna Tourism, Karnataka Tourism.
Bagur Navile Tunnel is the longest water tunnel in India, an engineering marvel, constructed between 1979 and 1990 is located between Bagur ( ಬಾಗುರ್ ) and Navile village of Channarayapatna taluk of Hassan district, Karnataka. The water tunnel created between Bagur and Navile in Chennarayapattana taluk of Hassan district is the second longest water tunnel in Asia
The idea of constructing a tunnel was mooted during the tenure of the late D. Devaraj Urs. However, the irrigation expert Balekundri opposed it. Even Devaraj Urs is said to have warned during the foundation stone laying ceremony that constructing the tunnel below 200 ft may lead to depletion of the groundwater table. What was feared came true after the implementation of the project.
Work on the tunnel went on for 15 years, and by 1991, the adverse effects became apparent.The 9.76 km-long and 5.4 metre-wide tunnel runs between Bagur and Navile from A.G. Ramachandra Rao Canal of the Hemavathy project.Water is supplied from Hemavathy basin to Shimshabasin using this tunnel.

Length of the tunnel is 9.7 km, 75 to 200feet Deep under the ground. Water is supplied from Hemavathy basin to Shimshabasin using this tunnel. With an intention to supply 25 TMC water to Tumkur from the Hemavati dam, a channel was created in 1979 from Gorur to Bagur in Chennarayapattana taluk covering a distance of 50 km. However, a 10 km stretch in the midway was elevated and therefore a plan was chalked out to create a tunnel from Bagur to Navile to facilitate the supply of water. This tunnel has been dug to a depth of 150 ft. under the ground, even as the depth is about 300 ft. at some locations. The tunnel runs for about 10 km from Bagur and opens near Navile village. As a result of creating this tunnel, seepage of groundwater into the tunnel, borewells in the area had gone dry but several other drought-stricken villages got water.
All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) organised the farmers of many affected villages and launched a prolonged massive agitation in 1996 against the state. This came to be popularly known as the BAGUR-NAVILE AGITATION in the country, considered by some eminent social scientists as one of the most important peasant movements in post-independent India.
Farmers in over 40 villages of Bagur hobli in Channarayapatna taluk were facing problems as lift irrigation schemes proposed to help the affected farmers were not completed owing to non-availability of funds.
The Department took up two compensatory lift-irrigation schemes to irrigate the Bagur-Navile cluster of villages. But they were completed at an extraordinary delay of almost two decades.

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Shravanabelagola near tourist places Ι Janivara Lake

This video gives a sneak peek of the water sports activities, facilities, timings and fees at Janivara lake near Shravanabelagola in the state of Karnataka, India.

Shravanabelagola is famous for monolith statue of Gomateshwara also referred to as Bhagwan Bahubali. Here Mahamastakabhisheka a Jain festival is held once in 12 years. Lakhs of devotees visit this place during Mahamastakabhisheka and it is also a tourists hot spot. Hundreds of people visit the place all around the year.

Janivara lake is located on Shravanabelagola to Channarayapatna road and is spread across 735 acres and the sports events are been organized on 355 acres of it.

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Boating and water sports is an added attraction to the 88th Mahamastakabhishka of 2018, which would benefit tourists. Karnataka Tourism department has developed the lake at the cost of Rs 50 lakh for conducting water sports, during the festival.

At present, there are eight types of boating facilities such as boating, kayaking, bumpy ride, banana boat ride, power boat ride, jet key, paddling boat, plane water rafting.

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Other places like Belur, Halebidu, Gorur Dam, Yagachi Dam, are in the close vicinity.

Distance from nearby places:
Bangalore = 145 kms
Mysore = 82 kms
Hassan = 50 kms

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Anekere Channakeshava Temple Channarayapattana tourism Hassan Tourism Karnataka tourism

Anekere Channakeshava Temple Channarayapattana tourism Hassan Tourism Karnataka tourism
Sri Channakeshava Temple located at Anekere( ಆನೆಕೆರೆ ) Village, Channarayapatna Taluk, Hassan District, Karnataka. The ancient Chennakesava Temple, was built in 1119 AD. Sri Channakeshava Temple at Anekere, has been beautifully restored under the able Guidance of Sri.Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Sri Veerendra Hegde in recent years.The entrance of the temple is beautifully carved with pillars and place to sit.The temple is built in Hoysala style and has a big open space around the temple.On the top of the temple, one can find finely carved Kalasha which is unique in its style and is of the biggest in size. Historical Details is the temple is built in Hoysala Style, Facing South and has three Kutas, hence known as Trikuta . The temple is dedicated to 'Lord Chennakeshava (Vishnu)'. The two distinct features of this temple are the Temple Compound Wall and the Khalasa on the Temple Shikara. The Khalasa here is supposedly the largest one found in the state. The temple is not yet under the purview of the ASI. As the priest was unavailable during our visit, the only information we got of the temple from the locals was that it was built by the Hoysalas.
Anekere is a Village in Channarayapatna Taluk in Hassan District of Karnataka State, India. It belongs to Mysore Division . It is located 32 KM towards East from District head quarters Hassan. 13 KM from Channarayapatna. 159 KM from State capital Bangalore


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Yana, Aerial View, Incredible Karnataka

Aerial view of Karst caves of Yaana.

Yaana (Kannada: ಯಾಣ) is a village located in forests of the Kumta, Utttara Kannada district of Karnataka, India which is known for the unusual karst rock formations. It is located in the Sahyadri mountain range of the Western Ghats, about 60 kilometres (37 mi) from Karwar port, 40 kilometres (25 mi) from Sirsi, and 31 kilometres (19 mi) from Kumta. The two unique rock outcrops near the village are a tourist attraction and easily approachable by a small trek through 0.5 kilometres (0.31 mi) of thick forests from the nearest road head

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Mandharagiri Hills/Basadi Betta Tumkur Trip

This is a small hillock with a Jain Temple on Bengaluru-Tumkur road. It can be easily spotted from the highway . The name “Mandharagiri” is written on the hill!! Its also known as Basadi Betta.
It is a simple climb that takes maximum of 20 minutes.
a statue of Theerthankara has been installed at the base of the hill.
The place is so beautiful and peaceful!