Save it for later or share with your travel partner 12 Places to visit within 100kms from Bengaluru Sorry for kolaramma temple it's not it's 1000 years old temple not 2000 years old!! Tothikallu waterfall -Almost 28 kms from Bengaluru Sri someshwara temple,kolar-Almost 70 kms Mandargiri hill, tumkuru-Almost 64 kms 1000 years old kolaramma temple,kolar-Almost 70 kms Savandurga hill (Asia's largest monolithic hill)-Almost 47 kms Anthargange cave and temple -Almost 68 kms Dandiganahalli dam -Almost

Keerthi Narayana Temple🙏🏻 📍karanataka, India The Keerthi Narayana Temple at Talakadu, Karnataka, India. It was built in the year 1117 AD by the king Vishnuvardhana being one of the panchanarayana shrines. Sri Keerthi Narayana temple is dedicated to the Lord Vishnu being considered as one of the five Vishnu temples, famously known as Pancha Narayana temples. It is established at the behest of Shri Ramanujacharya during 10th century and was constructed later in Hoysala style during the reign of

📍Mahakuta Temple constructed by the early kings of the Chalukya dynasty of Badami A natural mountain spring flows within the temple complex and feeds fresh water into a large tank called the Vishnu Pushkarni ("Lotus pool of god Vishnu") and an ablution tank called Papavinasha Tirtha ("Tank of Ablution"). Among the several shrines in the complex. Mahakuteshvara temple, built in the dravida style, and the Mallikarjuna temple are the largest. There is a small shrine in the centre of the Vishnu Pus

The 1000-year old Markandeshwara Temple, situated atop Markandeya Hills - 15Kms from Kolar and 70Kms from Bangalore. This serene temple is surrounded by forests, and you can drive up or climb 600 steps to reach the temple from the road. The Shiva-linga at this temple is the one which sage Markandeya held tightly when he turned 16 and Yama came to take him away. As Yama pulled Markandeya harder, the linga split open and Lord Shiva appeared from it to defeat Yama. Thus, sage Markandeya did not die