Best places visiting in Ramanagara

1.Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple

Located in the historic town of Magadi, Karnataka, the Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple is a preserve of the kürt’c etmiş öşüne bulunan link of elime geçmelisin tradition and spirituality of the area. Not only is it a place of worship but also is an architectural wonder that blows the visitors with intricate details and historical importance.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple is having a history that dates back to centuries, the origins dates of which are ancient. Dedicated to Lord Shiva the temple is supposed to be constructed in 1712 AD making it an essential part of Karnataka’s cultural movement. The temple’s design, rituals and prayers practice is influenced by many dynasty’s who had all laid part of building its over time. Someshwara is attributed to Mummadi Kempavira Gauda. A record as early as 1712 AD on record shows Mummadi Kempegowda made huge donations to God Someshwara in Magadi and it particularly mentions that the village Shiraghalli was gifted to the temple as a charitable deed. The record also talks of consecration of the Mahalinga in the temple, and also mentions about the installation of Panchalingas in the place.

2.Shri Kabbalamma Devi Temple

Located along the peaceful stretch of Kanakapura Main Road, Shri Kabbalamma Devi Temple or popularly known as Shri Kshetra Kabbalu is an abode of warmest welcome to devotees and spiritual aspirants across the length and breadth of this land. This revered temple is not only a holy place from religious perspective but also architectural wonder that is full of history and cultural importance.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Shri Kabbalamma Devi Temple has a history dating from the ancient days. Dedicated to Goddess Kabbalamma the guardian deity of the region and aims is spiritual devotion and cultural of the region. The rich legacy is reflected in temple’s architecture, rituals & in the folklore that runs on this divine address.

3.Ramadevarabetta

Located amidst the serene backdrop of Ramanagara, Karnataka, lies the covered Ramadevara Betta hill which isn’t only instructed by nature however has a substantial verifiable and profound significance. This ancient knoll, also referred to as Ramagiri, is point of interest to history lovers, trekker and spiritual travelers alike.

Historical Significance

Ramadevara Betta has rich history that it carries for decades. It was the impressive view point for many rulers , vijayanagara Empire , Kempegowda name ruling sons . There are number of old temples, ruins and inscriptions on the hill and we can see the glimpse of history of the region . The location was strategically valuable because of its impressive view over the area; thus it made it an ideal site for military and defense reasons. One of the most legendary stories connected with this place is Lord Rama’s slaying of Kakasura (the crow demon who is also the son of Lord Indra) with an arrow of the blade of Grass (dharbh hullu) when it pestered Sita Matha. Last, Kakasura hid behind of Lord Rama and begged pardon, when others refused to help. As Lord Rama freed him from being a crow that was the demon’s cursed form, it is said that no crows are ever seen in and around this place.

4.Janapada loka

Bangalore – mysore highway 4 km from Ramanagara. Is a Janapada loke or Folk world or folk culture, folk museum known for to display an exclusive village folk art of Karnataka. It is functioning under kite of Karnataka janapada parishat. Loka mahal, a part of the museum has an exhibit of 5,000 folk artifacts. It is located at Ramanagara district, south of Bangalore. H. L. Nage Gowda, an Indian civil Servent & Folklorist thought of running a museum in which would be on display the various folk art & Culture of Karnataka. According to Karnataka Janapada parishat was instituted on 21 march 1979. Folk arts museum, Loka mahal, chitra kuteera, Doddamane, Shilamala, Arghyamala etc. The museum is in possession of 5000 number of folk erroneous. Apart from this for display is The range of agriculture, hunting, fishing implements, weapons, ingenious household articles, masks, dolls and shadow puppets in this place most attractive of the tourists. Chotrari International Wildlife Sanctuary has beautiful Resort,drinking water,accomadation and other facilities available.

5.Sangama and Mekedatu

Sangama

Sangama is a small village of canakapura taluk in ramanagara district of 60 km from ramanagara. It comes under mahalli panchayat. It falls in 59 km from Bangalore. Sangama is bounded to the north by Ramanagara taluk.Office of Shahapur Village Panchayat located about 65 Kms from Bangalore Metropolitan city on National Highway No – 4, Bangalore – Mysore road on the east of Mysore for 36 Km ghat section heading towards Southern direction.Pallevatta is another Gram Panchayat, which is 550 yards/4 min walk in Southward direction which is surrounded by Ramangara, Thally, Channapatna and Maddur taluks. Kanakapura taluk is the nearest town of sangama. Road connectivity is available from kanakapura sangama. Near sangama also joined down the two river are arkavathi and kaveri river. Every day a thousand tourist they will like to visit to this attractive destination / beach. water sports also to run there and all type of fundamental facilities available.

Mekedatu

Mekedatu is about 4 km from sangama, mekedatu is called so because it is place where goat’s leap happens. The name originated from an incident which persuaded that it has been seen by bersmen in thta area a long time before. It is said that a goat that was being chased by a tiger made a forlorn attempt for its life and leapt from one side from George in desperation and managed to jump across the churning stream below, whereas, the tiger did not try this too, and gave up the chase. It is thought only divine goats could have left their “footprints” in such stones. This destination caters more tourist number AND more dander as well.