It’s like art & fun musium Realistic staues Nice green plants with pleasant atmosphere. Huge area , clean & spacious restaurant, Time required to explore 2 to 3 hours

We had taken one day pass which costed 850 rs per person and entry is free for children under 3 years of age. This includes breakfast, fruits, lunch and snacks. Also activities like boating, visit to the resort and auditorium, bullock cart ride, swimming pool access and rain dance. Also there’s kids play area, animal sculptures and scenes showing the rural occupations. It was a nice one day picnic with my family.

Worth for money, we enjoyed lot, food was delicious also staff mr. Mahesh was very humble. Thanks to Management.

Wonderful place for family time especially for children's , worthy for your package amount, 1) Village atmosphere 2) Beautiful nature 3) value for money (also Tiffin, lunch and snacks service available) 4) Good guidance with good behavior 5)

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Once of best day outing for Family and Friends. if you are north Kartnaka food lover, then you will love it. They managed it very well and clean. Neatly created with Indian Culture and all designs of statue are fantastic. There is lot of improvements compare to 5 years back. Must Visit with children and family. Enjoy the taste of food.

A place you should never miss. It takes you back in time to exactly how our grandparents lived. Each and every detail has been covered. The whole village is developed on a real life concept and a must visit to educate children of how life was. Life's simplicity. Harmonious. Each family had skills and cherished them. No Telivision, no mobiles and still a smile on every face. Amazing

“Agadi Thota” was conceptualised in the year of 2000 with a theme we grow, we offer, we process our produce. In the year 2017, as a value addition and to generate additional income to make agriculture more self sustainable, we started to offer a special authentic North Karnataka’s ethnic food which is a geographical indicator of this region. The whole day we keep serving various items in unlimited quantities, starting from Fruit juice as a welcome drink, different variety of seasonal naturally grown and ripened fruit cuts, Millet based breakfast with natural Lemon Tea, Ragi Malt, Tamarind chigali, Sugarcane Juice, North Karnataka cuisine Lunch, Butter milk, pan, evening Masala Girmit with Sev, Mirchi to end with Tea/coffee. Agadi Thota's main objective is to offer a whole day package of ethnic North Karnataka Unlimited food. Along with that, to educate people about our culture and tradition, we also have Village life style self experience as a complimentary to the guests. Promoting our north Karnataka food is our intention hence we do not allow any outside food as we keep serving unlimited quantities of different items throughout the day. Food is our service is mandatory, rest of the experiences are just complementary.

It was one of the best experiences to spend quality time with my family, surrounded by nature and enjoying traditional food. I especially loved the mud kitchen items prepared in the old style from our UK side — I’m a big fan! The food was completely tasty, healthy, and reminded us of our roots. The entrance games were on another level, and I had so much fun playing with my little and younger brother. It created beautiful memories for all of us. I sincerely request Agadi Thota to make mud kitchen items available either online or offline, so more people can use them, as they are really good for health. Nowadays, in Dharwad city, I only come across matka water, but not such authentic items. I am truly thankful to Agadi Thota and everyone behind it for keeping us healthy and for teaching the importance of our old lifestyle. 🙏

Agadi Thota is a perfect destination to enjoy the real rural beauty and culture of North Karnataka. The farm is well maintained, calm and quiet in lush green surroundings. The activities provided are enjoyable for all age groups. From bullock cart ride, pottery making, boating, rain dance and many others. But mind you they only provide the structure you have to do everything yourself. But the best part is the food of North Karnataka served during entire day..it’s simply awesome..fresh, tasty ,homely and unlimited also.. The staff is very warm and makes sure that whoever comes there have a great time. The concept of organic farming and showing people how to do such type of farming in a very sustainable manner is really appreciated. It’s not about visiting, it can be called as an complete cultural exposure. I would say family outing, school outing or if you are just bored from the life going around. If you are anywhere near Karnataka u must visit this place!

A wonderful place to visit with family and kids — offering an authentic village experience that brings rural life alive! From bullock cart rides, tanga rides, to various traditional games and activities, it’s a great way for children to see and enjoy what they’ve only heard about! The highlight was the traditional North Karnataka meal served for lunch — simple, authentic, and absolutely delicious!

Good, very desi food, worth for money. Different folklore experience. Beautiful nature. However, Breakfast is not that great. Lunch, welcome drink, fruits, sugar cane juce, snacks were fantastic. For people who are like from Bangalore and other big cities. Find this place an awesome one interms of cost and experience

I'm so glad you had a wonderful time at Agadi Thota with your family! 😊 The mud kitchen items were a highlight, and it's great to hear they brought back memories of your roots. The traditional food was not only delicious but also healthy, and it's wonderful that Agadi Thota is keeping the tradition alive. I appreciate your request to make mud kitchen items more accessible, and I'm sure the team at Agadi Thota will take note. It's great to hear that the entrance games were a hit with you and your family, creating beautiful memories. About Agadi Thota: Agadi Thota's concept is truly unique, focusing on sustainable agriculture and promoting North Karnataka's ethnic food. The all-day menu offers a variety of traditional dishes, and it's wonderful that they're committed to serving unlimited quantities of authentic food. Key Highlights: - Authentic North Karnataka Cuisine: A geographical indicator of the region - Village Life Experience: A complimentary experience to educate guests about local culture - Sustainable Agriculture: Agadi Thota's commitment to sustainable practices - No Outside Food: To ensure guests enjoy the authentic cuisine

Really one day enjoyment super 😄 rain dance enjoyment 🎵😁 food dish everything is ok 😊

Today we went there did body and leg massage in massage chair s.Lot of shops but no rush.Parking is there.A super market is in the basement.i did shopping in pantaloons.This mall is on main airport road.

I visited this place last friday. When i entered inside mall light gone so due to this i used stairs. Stairs was smelling. I visited here with my baby so i gone to washroom but there was no diaper changing place there also washroom was very dirty it was water all around washroom.. i even couldn't used it. Ac was not on so it was feeling suffocated so within 15 mints i just returned. I wouldn't recommend to visit thos place.

Urban Oasis Mall is a solid, all-in-one spot on Gokul Road—easy to reach, with plenty of shopping, a multiplex, and a straightforward food court. It’s clean, reasonably well maintained, and works well for a few hours of retail therapy or a movie + meal plan.  What I liked • Convenient location & parking: Just off Gokul/Airport Road with on-site parking, so getting in and out is simple even on weekends.  • Brands & basics covered: You’ll find national labels (e.g., Titan World, Reliance/Pantaloons-type anchors) alongside everyday essentials.  • Movies at Cinepolis: Comfortable screens and current releases make it easy to turn a shopping trip into a full evening.  • Food court for quick bites: Familiar chains (KFC, Domino’s, Pizza Hut) and Indian counters—handy if you’re with family.  Good to know • Peak-time crowds: Weekends/holidays can be busy; shows and popular eateries fill up fast. (Plan showtimes and arrive a little early.)  • Overall upkeep is decent, though some reviewers wish for a livelier food court and sprucer common areas.  Verdict: A dependable, family-friendly mall for shopping, a movie, and casual dining in Hubballi. Not a “destination” like metro city malls, but very practical and convenient for the city. Rating: 4/5.

I recently visited Urban Oasis Mall in Hubli, and while it offers a few amenities, the overall experience was underwhelming. The mall houses some well-known brands like Pantaloons, Reliance Trends, and Woodland, but many stores appeared closed or sparsely stocked. The food court features outlets such as KFC and Domino's, yet the token-based system is cumbersome, and service can be slow . Entertainment options include a Cinepolis multiplex and a gaming zone. However, the cinema has been criticized for issues like sound quality and screen maintenance . The gaming area is modest and may not appeal to all age groups. Cleanliness and maintenance are areas of concern. Visitors have reported poorly maintained washrooms and a persistent odor in the parking area . Security staff have also been noted for unhelpful behavior in some instances. In summary, Urban Oasis Mall serves as a basic spot to pass time in Hubli but falls short of expectations for a comprehensive shopping or leisure experience.

It's okay. Only decent place in hubli to watch movies.. pvr is there.. They have bowling also. Food court in-house is very bad. Stalls inside is not good. maintenance can be better!

Is a decent weekend destination —A visit on a Saturday, and it wasn’t overly crowded, which made browsing easy. That said, it could definitely do with better housekeeping — some areas felt a bit neglected — and adding more anchor tenants would elevate the overall shopping experience.

The Mall is very good and well maintained, but mindset of people who live in the city is not as developed as metro city people. Due to which the footfalls in the mall is very low which have led a lot shops to close. In my recent visit a lot of shops of the food court were closed. Barely any apparel shops were open.

"I'm absolutely in awe of Kittur Fort, a true pride of Karnataka! Despite being ancient and partially destroyed, it showcases the scientific and safe lifestyle of our ancestors. The ongoing reconstruction work promises to restore its former glory, and I can't wait to visit again soon. Located between Dharwad and Belgaum, the fort is steeped in history, having witnessed many battles, including Rani Chennamma's brave fight against the British Army. The museum is a treasure trove of artifacts, with portraits, swords, and sculptures that bring history to life. The fort's surroundings are well-maintained, with a beautiful garden and ample parking. Each part of the fort is labeled, making it easy to explore. I loved the local school chorus singing patriotic songs about Rani Chennamma - it felt like walking through a movie! A big salute to our ancestors for their ingenuity and bravery. Kittur Fort is a must-visit, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in history, culture, and patriotism. The best part? It's free to visit, and the authorities deserve kudos for maintaining this awesome monument

Same is important and historical place, seen many battles in history. Its free to see, one musium is also there. Now fort is not in good condition. maintained and clean. surrounded by big wall. palace is middle of the fort. same is also not in good condition. but we can understand the history.

Kittur Fort is located in between Dharwad and Belguam District . Even though the great archeological site is in poor condition but still work is progress. Nice garden. Well maintained cleanliness and parking facilities are available.. Rani Chennamma ruled & fought with British Army. She was brave queen.

The Kittur Fort, located in Kittur Chennamma, is a place of immense historical importance, famous as the site where Rani Chennamma bravely fought the British. 📍 Location & Travel From Belgaum: Approximately 50 km From Dharwad: Approximately 30 km From Hubli: Approximately 60 km ✨ Highlights of the Fort Museums: An excellent resource for children and history enthusiasts, featuring historical monuments, ancient coins, maps, and other artifacts. Guided Tours: A guide is available on-site to provide detailed explanations about the fort and the inspiring life of the freedom fighter, Rani Chennamma. Photography & Views: A beautiful spot for photo lovers, with great locations inside the fort and a viewpoint offering scenic vistas. Devotional Sites: The fort premises also house a Gram Devata temple and a Hanuman temple, providing a devotional atmosphere. 🍽️ Food & Dining Tips On-site: There are no well-known, sit-down hotels directly in Kittur. Recommendation: It is best to dine at a Highway Dhaba where you can find space and a focus on hygiene (e.g., Durgamba Dhaba) located near the main highway. 🛣️ Nearby Attractions Saibaba Temple: Located about 3 km from the fort, near the highway.

Historical place to visit near Dharwad, The place where Rani Kittur Chennamma who fought against British, monuments and others archaeological have been preserved but destroyed beyond imagination by british and invaded Bijapur dynasty who ruled Karnataka region.

Small but beautiful ground fort. It's decently maintained and we were able to walk through all parts. Each part is labeled but it would have been great to have a short description of that area. The place is dilapidated but still feels beautiful. There was a local school chorus singing songs about Kittur Queen Chenamma when we visited and it felt very patriotic and made it feel like walking through a movie.

Historical place , Visit if you love history. I m from Gandigwad , Kittur Dynasty

Unkal Lake Hubli: Perfect for Picnics & Peaceful Walks! Unkal Lake is a popular and well-maintained spot in Hubli, ideal for picnics, walks, and quality family time. The lake is large, complemented by a clean garden, playground, and walking pavements right at the entrance. Entry is a nominal ₹10 per person, and car parking is conveniently available in front. While the lake itself is well-maintained with regular de-weeding and attractive new fountains with lights, it's disheartening to see visitors still scattering garbage and plastic, despite efforts to keep it litter-free. A great place to relax, if visitors contribute to its cleanliness.

A great place to spend time with family and friends! The Unkal Lake and garder is the place where you can find real peace and happiness. The place is totally covered with greenery and we can see many view points there so that we can enjoy the lake view from there and can feel the atmosphere. The lake and garden is really wonderful but I suggest to maintain the Unkal Lake more as the water seems to be polluted, and also request each and everyone (including me) to maintain the place and follow the rules so that the lake and garden look better and it's our own responsibility to maintain our area and surroundings clean including public parks, gardens and more. My overall experience was pretty good and I really enjoyed a lot. Most recommended garden to visit for the one who are new to Hubballi, and i recommend those too who haven't visited this place. There are even many more kids playable area so that kids can enjoy and have fun. Best walking trails are available for morning and evening walks and you'll really enjoy it. Huge Parking facility is also available vehicle parking. The ticket is Rs.10 per person and Rs.5 for vehicle (the day I visited). * Online Payment Option is not available. ** No entry ticket and vehicle parking ticket were provided by the ticket counter agent, who was unresponsive.* Overall my experience for this visit was worth watching and I really enjoyed here! Check out my clicks for more!

Superb ambience for spending the Mornings and evenings. Beautiful lake with a lot of resting space😍

A beautiful place to sit in peace and enjoy the calmness of lake. So many benches are available for people to sit and relax as well. Evening are great on weekdays.

Beautiful lake with wonderful surroundings. It’s so clean. Ample parking space for vehicles.

Great place for walkers and jogger’s . We could only make 1/4th round of the entire lake . According to the security of the lake the entire periphery of the lake is about 6.5 kms . The lake closes at 07:00 pm . If you are planning to cover the entire round then have ample time before you take the full circle. The lake is just next to Hotel naveen . The pavement have been well laid . There are lights out along the track so that the move may be smooth . There is a sun set view point at the enterance at a heightened location . There is an eatery/restaurant at the entrance where you can grab snack before you set out for walking . Entrance fee is 10/- and parking fee is also 10/- . If you are in Hubballi and not sure where to go in the evening then this is a good place to explore .

I am a resident of Jaipur and have been visiting lake for long walks ever since childhood. I have seen people from all walks of life come to lake for morning and evening walks. I like to walk the talk here with friends and family. The environment of the lake is very conducive for deep introspection. Watching the sunrise or sunset gives me an exhilarating experience and makes me feel one with God and Nature. Of late you can see the water shimmering like silver if you go around 5:30 or 6:00 pm and makes the whole area look so calm and serene and beautiful. At the other end of the lake there is now a Buddha Park with a very beautiful calm and serene statue of Lord Buddha in sitting pose. At the entrance you will find the lake club, restaurant, lots of vendors selling eatables, and a big play zone for kids where you can enjoy with kids. Also, there are ducks in the lake which you can feed or go for a boat ride. There are plenty of things to do here. It has become an activity centre for people. All in all an enjoyable experience.

This temple is located inside military campus… Small and nice Mahadev temple surrounded with greenery… there is a children’s park and a small zoo where one can find animals like deer, rabbits, tortoise etc… no charges… small kids really enjoy this place… toilets are also available in the premises… There is a big Shivaji statue… park is still being developed…

Military Mahadeva Temple is One of the city's oldest temples, this Shiva shrine is managed by the Indian Army and was inaugurated in 1955. The temple is situated on Camp Road and is surrounded by a green, well-landscaped garden with a children's play area and has some benches to sit on. The central shrine houses an awe-inspiring black Shiva Lingam, guarded by five-hooded serpents, which captivates visitors with its mystical allure. Adjacent to the temple is a mini zoo that houses deer and emus, providing an additional attraction for families and nature enthusiasts. The temple complex includes statues of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and replicas of forts associated with him. The temple is open on all days from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. It has relaxing and peaceful settings makes the place worth a visit !!!

Since childhood ( 50 years ago ) we are regularly visiting this temple. Best managed my military administration. For children there is some surprise.

Was good maintained overall I liked the environment and animal park

This temple 🛕 is too peacefull and calm place to pray, there is clean ambience no disturbance, the ambience is good , army people will be mostly time come n pray , so u will also get proud and safe because of them ,must visit for visitors, great experience 9/10

It's a beautiful temple. Well maintained. There is a garden inside the temple premises , and small rides are available too kids along with jumping castle , swing and sliders . Kids will enjoy as there is a small zoo kinda attached to temple compound where one can spot few deers , swans, turtles. Overall it's a good place for people of all ages. There is parking space for 2 and 4 wheeler and it's absolutely free .

Best place to go for a relaxed walk, quality time with family, kids love it. This was the must go destination for me as a child. Loved watching deer, rabbits, peacocks, emu. The temple was a must visit place. Going to the Krishna fountain to spot tortoises was the next best activity. It was very hard to get a chance to sit on the swings. I always preferred the slide.

Good place, entry fee 40/-,bike and car parking charges.one canteen available.from gate you want walk around 800mtr.

Nice view point Good place for morning walk Many birds and trees Peaceful

One of the best places in Hubli for evening walks and watching the sunset! The atmosphere is peaceful, and the views during golden hour are simply beautiful. A perfect spot to relax and unwind after a long day.

Nrupatunga Betta, situated in the vibrant city of Hubli in Karnataka, is a popular hillock that attracts both locals and tourists alike. This picturesque spot is not only known for its natural beauty but also holds significant historical and cultural importance. I go for morning walk whenever I visit hubli. For morning walkers it's free of cost and after 9 it's 30 rs TKT.

Good place to spend some decent time with family. There is a place for kids to play also to excercise there are few equipments have been kept. Seperate section for girls and boys. There is a electrical vehicle facility available at just 20/- per person including up and down. There is a canteen with limited items. Taste wise it's good.

Why can't they keep UPI payment for entry? Didn't enter since they were taking cash only. #DigitalIndia

Nice place to visit with family. However, the weeds and bushes need to be cleared for a better view from the hill

A wonderful place to spend the day in peace; Swami Vivekananda stayed here for 9 days. Evening prasad is also served around 6-7 PM.

Ramkrishna Ashram is really nice. The special feature of this place is that Swami Vivekananda stayed here for 8 days, moreover, there are many types of colorful flowering plants beside the ashram and they are well taken care of. 🌸💮 The ashram is very attractive from outside and inside. The atmosphere there is very calm and positive. Once inside, Gaelic doesn't seem to come out. Many people were sitting there chanting.💫💫 Inside the temple there is a lot of carvings and idols. I found the people there very peaceful. The guards there were also very nice and gave us proper information. It feels very cool because there is peace there. They have made a small museum of Swami Vivekananda on the left side of the ashram. They have given a lot of information there that what Swami Vivekananda preached while staying there is shown by Chitran.✨✨ There are many such places to visit in Belgaum.👍🏻👍🏻

One of the renowned places where Swami Vivekananda stayed. One of the best places for spiritual bliss.

Good and calm, please. Remember Belur Math in West Bengal. Spend some time there, and you can feel peace and satisfaction of mind. When you get the chance, you must visit.

Place of calmness. Swami Vivekananda stayed here for nine days. In the afternoon, we received prasad from the trust. The drinking water was clean. All the premises were neat and clean. Thanks to the people who are taking care of it..

Divine location. Very peaceful and calm. One can pray here for hours with out getting disturbed. More over, there is a small garden with rose and marigold plants with full of blooms

If peace of mind is needed through spiritual knowledge visit this place.spiritual Books, programmes and workshops for the youth will provide proper guidance and decision making power Very artistically designed complex. Calm and quiet and the statue of Swami Vivekanand, the pictures depicting events from his life are impressive. Very clean restrooms are provided for the visitors.

Beautiful place, beautiful temple, food is not good but there is sweet corn and other snacks that you can eat... Carry your own food....

Beautiful waterfall, especially in monsoon, but with the hanging bridge closed and fencing around, the overall view feels little restricted. But it’s good for people’s safety.

Gokak Waterfalls: The Niagara of Karnataka Gokak Waterfalls, often referred to as the Niagara of Karnataka, is a spectacular natural wonder located in the Belagavi district of Karnataka, India. Formed by the Ghataprabha River, the falls plunge from a height of approximately 170 feet into a rugged sandstone gorge, creating a breathtaking sight. Highlights of Gokak Waterfalls 1. Historical Significance: The Gokak Falls area has historical importance due to its association with the Chalukyan era. Several ancient monuments and temples can be found nearby, adding a cultural charm to the natural beauty of the falls. 2. Colonial Legacy: A British-era hanging bridge, measuring 210 meters in length, adds to the allure of the location. This architectural marvel provides visitors with a panoramic view of the cascading waterfalls and the surrounding greenery. 3. Unique Features: The falls are distinct because of their horseshoe-shaped edge and reddish-brown rocks, which make the cascading water even more visually striking. During the monsoon season (July to October), the river swells, offering a dramatic and awe-inspiring spectacle. 4. Hydroelectric Power Station: Gokak Falls also holds the distinction of being home to one of the earliest hydroelectric power stations in India, established in 1907, which once supplied electricity to the nearby textile mills. 5. Nearby Attractions: • Mahalingeshwara Temple: A centuries-old temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located near the falls. • Godachinmalki Falls: Another stunning waterfall located a short distance from Gokak. • Gokak Town: Known for its textiles and traditional Gokak sweets, the town offers a charming detour for visitors. Travel Tips • Best Time to Visit: Monsoon and post-monsoon seasons (July to October) for the fullest flow of the waterfalls. • Accessibility: The falls are about 70 km from Belagavi and 40 km from Dharwad, easily reachable by road. • Activities: Photography, nature walks, and temple visits are popular here. Swimming is not recommended due to strong currents. With its stunning natural beauty and cultural significance, Gokak Waterfalls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Very beautiful place! Same like naigara! But there are 2 spots here! One is near temple and other one u have to go little more forward from main road! No tickets n all parking charges may be asked

Amazing place. The falls apparently will look better during rains. Other attractions include a Hoysala styled temple and the British era Gokak mills next to the falls.

Karnataka's Nayagar waterfalls. Best time to visit between June to December.

The place is clean and good for waterfall view. You will get lots of snack shops near this spot. Good to bring kids as it have temple also.

The Badami Cave Temples are a true architectural marvel and a window into India’s ancient history. Carved into red sandstone cliffs, each cave tells a story through stunning sculptures, intricate carvings, and peaceful spiritual vibes. Dedicated to Hindu deities like Shiva and Vishnu, as well as Jain figures, the site perfectly reflects the harmony of diverse faiths from the 6th century. The view from the caves is breathtaking-overlooking Agastya Lake and the majestic fort hills around it. As you climb from one cave to another, the artistry seems to get even more impressive. The highlight is the magnificent statue of Nataraja in Cave 1 and the beautiful Vishnu avatars in Cave 2 and 3. The atmosphere is calm, clean, and great for photography and learning about history. You may need to climb a bit, so comfortable footwear is recommended. Local guides are very helpful if you want to understand the stories behind the carvings. Overall, Badami Cave Temples are a must-visit heritage destination in Karnataka perfect for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys exploring India’s rich cultural past. Truly a place where nature, art, and devotion come together!

The place is very good and historical importance. Road to reach the spot are narrow , but there are road for cars to go. Don't rely on local rikshaw guys they will fool for money . Once you reach there .take proper govt approved guide he will show you around .everting is walking distance . It's beautiful in morning and early evening ..

Beautiful architecture that makes you so proud to know the legacy of this nation and is history. We took a female guide - Munira ( can't remember her name) who explained everything really well. The most amazing nugget is how everything has been carved from one rock. Even the ceilings have intricate and mesmerizing sculptures/carvings...all done with a simple hammer and chisel. It was humbling and a matter of pride. I do hope the government takes steps to both preserve the monuments and to get the world heritage tag. The surrounding area is peaceful. Just keep a lookout for the monkeys - they won't do anything unless you happen to have food packets with you. The guides will give you a full tour of all 4 caves. There's a fair bit of climbing and some of the steps near the 3rd cave are steep. But do try not to miss the 3rd cave as the carvings are utterly breathtaking

One of the best monuments I have visited in my life... Very fine encarvings in the caves and all the sculpture represent a unique story in itself and it tells us our ancient history and culture. The scenery around the Agastya lake and bhutnath temple is so much beautiful and it gives a calmness and serenity in your busy life. The caves are really beautiful and I felt really great that I witnessed the beauty of nature and human artisanship at one place I loved the Badami Cabe temples and the complex surrounding

Absolutely stunning place with incredible rock-cut architecture and breathtaking views from the top! I’m surprised this historical gem isn’t more popular. It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves ancient history, art, and architecture. Badami Cave Temples truly deserve more attention

Must visit place. Panoramic view, peaceful place. The Badami Caves are ancient rock-cut temples carved into red sandstone cliffs. They showcase stunning sculptures dedicated to Hindu and Jain deities, reflecting Chalukyan artistry.

The Badami Cave Temples are an architectural and historical marvel — a must-visit destination for anyone fascinated by ancient Indian art, culture, and history. Situated in Karnataka’s Bagalkot district, these magnificent rock-cut temples date back to the 6th and 7th centuries during the reign of the Chalukya dynasty and stand as a testament to the brilliance of early Indian rock architecture. Carved into striking red sandstone cliffs overlooking Agastya Lake, the complex consists of four main caves, each distinct in its design, deities, and intricate carvings. Cave 1 is dedicated to Lord Shiva and features breathtaking sculptures, including a magnificent 18-armed Nataraja. Caves 2 and 3, devoted to Lord Vishnu, showcase exquisite depictions of his various forms such as Trivikrama and Narasimha — among the finest carvings in South India. Cave 4, dedicated to the Jain Tirthankaras, represents the later phase of Badami’s artistic evolution. The craftsmanship, precision, and storytelling reflected in every wall and pillar are extraordinary. The panoramic view from the caves — overlooking the serene lake and rugged terrain — is simply mesmerizing and makes the climb well worth it. The site is well maintained, though visitors should be ready for some walking and stair climbing. It’s best to visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Basic facilities like parking and rest areas are also available nearby.

Serene lake nestled below the sandstone cliffs of Badami, surrounded by cave temples and the Bhutanatha shrines. According to legend, its waters are linked to Sage Agastya and believed to cleanse sins, adding a mythological charm to the visit. The setting is very photogenic, especially at sunset. On the flip side, water quality isn’t great, parts of the lake are used by locals for daily chores, and maintenance around the banks could improve. Still, with its history, mythology, and scenery, it’s an essential stop in Badami.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Badami’s red sandstone cliffs, the lake near the Bhutanatha temples offers a uniquely atmospheric experience. Local lore connects this tranquil waterbody to Sage Agastya, giving it a sacred reputation as a place where one’s sins are washed away. The entire area glows beautifully during sunset, making it a favourite spot for photography. Though some stretches of the lake are used by residents for routine activities and the upkeep of the banks could certainly be better, the blend of mythology, heritage architecture, and natural scenery makes it a must-see attraction when exploring Badami.

Agastya Lake is one of the prime locations of Badami. As per mythology Agastya was a one of the Saga Aryan saptarshis. Structures around Lake are very beautiful and view of all side of lake is just wonderful. View of lake from Badami cave no 4 gives is idea of lake beauty. Water is quite clean as if you compare other city’s prime lake. Bhuthanatha temple is at the other end of Lake. You can take a round of lake from one side whereas other side is covered by rocks and dense trees. No one can miss this place if visiting to Badami cave and other temples.

The beautiful lake fed by streams from the hills around Badami, these temples Agastya Lake is one of the most picturesque spots in the town, with the view offered of the Bhootanatha Temple especially beautiful. It is used by the locals for a wide variety of purposes including washing clothes and providing water to cattle, while offering a peaceful view for tourists.

Good place to chill around and take photos.. Agastya Lake, situated at the foot of the Badami cliffs, adds a tranquil charm to the historic town. Surrounded by the cave temples and Bhutanatha Temple, the lake is believed to have healing powers, and its presence has historical and religious significance. The serene waters reflect the red sandstone cliffs and temples, creating a mesmerizing visual experience. Visitors often take a leisurely walk around the lake, soaking in the scenic beauty and the historic grandeur of Badami.

Agastya Lake in Badami is a hidden gem that beautifully complements the ancient rock-cut caves surrounding it. Nestled amidst sandstone cliffs and historical temples, the lake adds a tranquil charm to the rugged landscape. The calm waters reflect the surrounding hills and monuments, creating a picture-perfect scene, especially during sunrise and sunset. Walking along its banks offers a peaceful escape and a great opportunity to soak in the historical atmosphere. From the lake, you get stunning views of the Badami Caves, Bhoothanatha Temple, and the fort walls—making it a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers alike. Though not meant for boating or swimming, Agastya Lake holds spiritual significance and is named after Sage Agastya. It's clean, serene, and well worth the visit if you're exploring Badami. Don’t forget to carry your camera and take a slow walk to fully enjoy its beauty and historic surroundings.

Agasthya Lake in Badami offers a serene and picturesque view surrounded by ancient cave temples and red sandstone cliffs. The calm waters beautifully reflect the heritage structures, creating a mesmerizing scene. It’s a peaceful spot to sit and soak in the historic charm of Badami. A must-visit for photography and quiet reflection.

This is one of the most beautiful lakes I have ever visited, a must-see destination. The scenic views make it perfect for photography, and the evenings are the best time to experience its charm. The nearby temple adds to the serene atmosphere.

This Temple in Badami is absolutely scenic and serene, beautifully set on the banks of the Agastya Lake. The view of the temple against the calm waters and rocky backdrop is truly breathtaking — a perfect spot for photography and quiet reflection. Although no puja is performed here, the temple itself is an architectural marvel that reflects the grandeur of ancient craftsmanship. However, there are lot of monkeys around, so it’s best to be cautious with food or belongings. One downside is that the locals wash clothes and utensils in the lake, which affects the cleanliness and sanctity of this beautiful heritage site. People were also throwing plastic in the lake. It would be great if the authorities took steps to maintain and preserve the area better.

Sri Bhootanaatha Gudi (Temple) in Badami is a captivating heritage site that beautifully embodies the spiritual and architectural grandeur of the Chalukyan era. Nestled on the tranquil banks of Agastya Lake, directly opposite the renowned Badami Cave Temples, it stands as one of the most serene and picturesque landmarks in Karnataka. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this 7th-century marvel is crafted from the region’s signature red sandstone, appearing to rise gracefully from the lake’s edge. Its reflection glimmering in the still waters creates a mesmerizing scene, especially during sunrise and sunset. The temple’s intricate carvings and traditional stonework highlight the exceptional craftsmanship and deep devotion of its time. Nearby lies Sri Vishnu Gudi, a smaller yet equally revered temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Though simpler in architecture, it beautifully symbolizes the peaceful coexistence of Shaivism and Vaishnavism under the Chalukyan rule. Together, these temples form a harmonious pair, representing the spiritual diversity of ancient Badami. The Agastya Lake itself enhances the area’s charm and tranquility. Surrounded by stone ghats and steps, it is believed to possess sacred, purifying waters. The panoramic view from the lake — with the Badami Cave Temples on one side and the Bhootanaatha Temple on the other — is nothing short of breathtaking. Scattered around the lake are numerous smaller shrines and ancient ruins, each narrating its own tale through unique carvings and styles. Some are dedicated to Vishnu, Shiva, and the Jain Tirthankaras, showcasing Badami’s rich tapestry of religious harmony and cultural heritage. Framed by rugged red sandstone cliffs, time-worn temples, and shimmering waters, the entire landscape exudes a timeless beauty — a haven for history enthusiasts, photographers, and travelers seeking peace and reflection.

The Bhootanatha Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is one of the most picturesque spots in the entirety of Badami. Located on the far eastern shore of the Agastya Lake, it offers spectacular views of the lake and the rest of Badami, while the temple itself is a testament to the amazing sculptural prowess of the Chalukyas. It features meticulously carved images of several deities and is a must visit when in Badami.

Sri Bhootanaatha Gudi (Temple) in Badami is a mesmerizing heritage site that perfectly captures the spiritual and architectural brilliance of the Chalukyan era. Located on the serene banks of Agastya Lake, right opposite the famous Badami Cave Temples, it is one of the most peaceful and picturesque spots in Karnataka. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this 7th-century temple is built from the region’s iconic red sandstone and appears to rise gracefully from the edge of the lake. The temple’s reflection shimmering in the calm waters creates a truly magical sight, especially during sunrise and sunset. The intricate carvings and traditional stone architecture reflect the artistry and devotion of that period. Close to this shrine lies Sri Vishnu Gudi, a smaller yet equally significant temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. While simpler in design, it represents the harmonious coexistence of Shaivism and Vaishnavism during the Chalukyan reign. Together, both temples form a beautiful pair, showcasing the spiritual diversity of ancient Badami. The Agastya Lake itself adds immense beauty and tranquility to the setting. Surrounded by stone steps and ghats, it is believed to have sacred waters with healing properties. The view from the lake — with the Badami Cave Temples on one side and Bhootanaatha Temple on the other — is truly breathtaking. Around the lake, there are several smaller shrines and ancient ruins, each with its own story and style. Some are dedicated to Vishnu, Shiva, and Jain Tirthankaras, highlighting the area’s rich cultural and religious heritage. The entire landscape, framed by red sandstone cliffs, ancient temples, and still waters, feels timeless. It’s a perfect spot for history lovers, photographers, and travelers seeking peace and reflection.

Sri Bhootanaatha Gudi is a serene and peaceful spot, perfect if you’re looking to escape the crowds. The temple has a beautiful, rustic charm, and the surroundings feel untouched. If you visit during the monsoon, you might be lucky enough to witness a small waterfall nearby, which adds to the magic of the place. Definitely worth a visit for nature lovers and those seeking calm vibes.

A serene 7th-century Shiva temple nestled on the eastern banks of Agasthya Lake. Built by the Chalukyas, it showcases Dravida-style architecture with a three-tiered vimana and intricate carvings of deities like Ganga and Yamuna. The temple’s name stems from the legend of Lord Shiva vanquishing the demon Bhootha here. While no longer an active place of worship, the temple’s peaceful ambiance and historical significance make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

This is a fascinating place where you’ll find numerous temples in miniature form. Though called “miniatures,” they are actually quite large — just smaller than the full-sized temples they were modeled after. These structures served as prototypes or templates for grander temples built later. You can easily spend an entire day here exploring the site’s stunning architectural beauty. The intricate carvings inside these temples are no less impressive than those found in the actual larger ones. It feels as if you’re walking through a collection of magnificent temples all in one place — only without the deities. Most of the temples are dedicated to Lord Vishnu, as indicated by the presence of Garuda statues, although many now house Shiva lingas that were installed in recent times. Except for the Virupaksha Temple, visitors are allowed to enter the other temples wearing shoes, since there are no active deities or priests. It’s a wonderful spot for both kids and adults, combining history, art, and exploration. The entire site offers plenty of opportunities to capture beautiful photographs and enjoy the timeless charm of ancient Indian architecture.

This a place where u will find lots of temples in miniature forms. Miniature doesn't mean they are small definitely it's bigger but smaller compared to the actual temples. These are the templates for those temple. Easily you can spend a day in it by exploring the beauty. The carvings inside the temples are no way lesser than the actual temple. It's almost like all the temple at one location except the deity. Most of the temples are made for lord vishnu we can say that by garuda statue but inside they have kept linga only these lingas were kept in recent times. Except virupaksha Temple all other temple u can enter with your shoes because there are no deity as well as no poojari. Kids will love it so is the elders. Best place to capture some nice pics.

The Virupaksha Temple, the most major temple in Pattadakal, is an absolute architectural marvel. The only temple in the complex with a dedicated priest and daily puja, it is also one of the largest, and the one with some of the most intricate sculpting work. Though dedicated to Lord Shiva, it has amazing sculptures of Lord Vishnu, Shakti, Lord Surya and a lot of other Hindu deities. It has amazing and extremely detailed minuscule carvings on the pillars inside the temple. It would take a long time to even marvel at the details of this single temple alone. It is the most important attraction in Pattadakal and should deserve a good amount of time by visitors.

Amazing experience. Quite an architectural marvel. MUST VISIT . Early morning 6 30 am is the BEST time to visit.

Hardly 15 kms from Badami lies the gems of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. The chalukyan temple architecture is visible in every corner. All the badami chalukya kings were sworn in here as kings and hence the name of the place is Pattadakal in english and in kannada Pattada Kallu . The place where the crown is given in this place. Kadasiddeshwara, Jambulingeshwara, Sangameshwara, Virupaksha the only temple in service among the other temples. We can say around 15 temples are there exclusively for Shiva and some shiva temples are even without roof. In spite of it, the architecture is still in tact on the banks of river Malaprabha. The park and washroom facilities are well maintained. In spite of opting for e ticket both here and Aihole, we have to stand in the queue once again to get the etickets scanned by the same counter. The very purpose of e ticket and avoiding the queue in the counter is defeated. This needs improvement. The architecture and polishing of Shiva statues to mirror finish is something that needs mention. Worth spending at least an hour

Group of Chalukya Temples on the bank of Gatprabha , The Virupaksh Temple is the GEM of the group , Please take guide to understand the greatness of the heritage

No doubt, it’s an architectural marvel — beautiful, grand, and full of history. However, the temple management and authorities really need improvement. We had purchased entry tickets, which the lady at the gate collected while checking and allowing us in. After waiting in queue for nearly 40 minutes, we were asked to show the tickets again near the temple entry. When we explained that their own staff had taken them, they denied us entry. Shockingly, one of the priests even questioned, “Why did you come here?” — which felt very disrespectful, especially in a temple setting. We eventually took the staff back to the gate, where the lady admitted she had indeed collected our tickets. The whole situation was handled very poorly. It’s sad to see such a magnificent temple being managed with so little regard for visitors and their devotion.

The temples of Pattadkal are located on on the banks of the river Malaprabha. The temples are stone carved and from the Chalukyan era and date back to 7th and 8th century. They are beautiful, elegant, intricately chiselled and showcase some architectural characteristics and therefore designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temples in Pattadakal bear testimony to the richness and timeless splendour of the Chalukyan architecture. It has a cluster of 10 major temples, which showcase some striking architectural features. The temples are unique as they are inspired by Aryan, Dravidian and a combination of both styles. It was even used as the ceremonial centre where kings were crowned and commemorated. There is a sculpture gallery maintained by Archeological Survey of India within the Pattadakal temple complex. Highly recommended and is definitely worth the visit.

The Pattadakal Temple Complex is truly magnificent—its beauty is beyond words. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is exceptionally well-maintained, and I deeply appreciate the efforts of both UNESCO and the Archaeological Survey of India for preserving this masterpiece of ancient Indian architecture. There is a convenient parking area right in front of the complex, making the visit easy for travellers. Among the many temples, one shrine houses a Shiva idol, and stepping inside offers a serene and powerful experience. The ancient architecture, with its intricate carvings and historic charm, transports you back in time. If you are a travel enthusiast or a history lover, I highly recommend visiting Pattadakal. For a more comfortable experience, plan your trip early in the morning or later in the afternoon, as the area can get very hot during midday. Overall, Pattadakal is a must-visit destination that beautifully showcases India’s rich cultural and architectural heritage.

Absolutely fascinating place! Pattadakal is a treasure trove of Chalukya architecture, with a mix of Dravida and Nagara-style temples that are incredibly well-preserved. Walking through the site, you can see the artistry in every carving — from intricate friezes to majestic temple towers. It really feels like stepping back in time. The site is peaceful, photogenic, and perfect for history and architecture lovers. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as there’s a fair bit of walking, and don’t miss the Virupaksha and Mallikarjuna temples — they’re breathtaking!

Pattadakallu is an incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site that beautifully showcases the architectural brilliance of the Chalukyan era. The temples here are stunning, with intricate carvings and a unique blend of North and South Indian architectural styles. Each structure tells a story from history, and the entire complex feels like walking through a living museum. I highly recommend hiring a local guide — they bring the place to life with fascinating insights and help you truly appreciate the details you might otherwise miss. The site is well-maintained, peaceful, and definitely worth visiting if you love history, architecture, or ancient art.

A stunning heritage site with beautiful temple carvings and architecture. We hired a local guide for ₹700, and he explained everything in great detail — totally worth it! A must-visit for anyone interested in history and art.

Visited the Pattadakallu temples recently, and it was a truly mesmerising experience. The intricate carvings, peaceful surroundings, and the remarkable blend of architectural styles make this UNESCO World Heritage Site a must-visit. Walking among the ancient temples feels like stepping back in time, and the maintenance of the site is commendable. A perfect place for history and architecture enthusiasts!

The place is well maintained by ASI and is one of the few places where you witness both Dravidian and Nagara styles of temple architecture. The Temple complex is quite extensive, and it would take at least two hours to explore it fully. It's advisable to visit early in the morning as the site opens as early as 7AM.

This temple is also called as Lad Khan temple as it is believed that he stayed here for some time. This temple has some beautiful engravings specially on top of the shikhar the three sides has Vishnu, Surya and Ardhnari roopam on south, west and north side respectively.

Temple inside Ailgole group of monuments also called as Lad Khan temple. Shiva Linga inside and beautiful carvings on wall and pillars. You can take photo with Aihole temples in background! Parking along the complex parking.

In the group of ancient monuments at Aihole another most attractive gem is Lad Khan temple. It is constructed in Panchayatana style of architecture. The shrine has a Garba Griha with houses a Shiva Linga, which leads to Sabha Mandap. Here you can see a Shiva Linga in the inner sanctum with a Nandi facing the shrine. The ceiling is covered by log shaped stone bars, making it look like an ancient wooden temple . One of the interesting features of Lad Khan Temple is that it doesn't have a Shikhara. This indicates that it follows a cave-temple style of architecture. This cave model architecture is one of prominent feature in this particular temple. Temple is also designed in such a way to get natural light through the lattice windows. Matchless heritage site. Worth a visit !!!

A beautiful temple also referred to as the Lad Khan temple, it is one of the most popular temples, after the Durga Temple, within the main complex of Aihole. It has some amazing sculptures and is a must visit when in the town.

Lad Khan - the other most carved temple(first one being durga temple), in Aihole group of temples. This one owes its name to the general who stayed in this temple for a very long time. The carvings on the walls of this temple are good. Some of the pillars are blank as well. The ceilings have good amount of work too.

The Lad Khan Temple (or Chalukya Shiva Temple), dedicated to Shiva, is one of the oldest Hindu temples and is located in the group of monuments at Aihole in the state of Karnataka, India. Formerly dated to the 7th or 8th century, it is now dated to about the 5th century. It is located to the south of the Durga temple, Aihole. The temple shows clear signs of following early timber models, none of which have survived. This is seen for example in the construction of the roof of the mandapa.The temple consists of a shrine with a mandapa in front of it, and a covered path for circumambulating the sanctuary, seen in other very early temples. The mukha mandapa is situated in front of the sanctum and consists of a set of 12 carved pillars. The sabha mandapa leads to the maha mandapa and the pillars are arranged to form two concentric squares. The walls have floral patterns on them and the windows have lattice work done in the northern style. Facing the sanctum, a second smaller sanctum is situated above the center of the hall whose outer walls have many carved images. Originally dedicated to Vishnu, now the main shrine houses a Shiva Linga with a Nandi. The temple was built in a Panchayatana style, indicating a very early experiment in temple construction. The special feature of this temple is that it starts with a rectangular structure and ends with a square structure. Based on a wooden construction design, the square and rectangular plan has a steep roof, which is an adaptation of wooden styles in stone. The maha mandapa is open to exterior by large windows between the pillars. The roof above the maha mandapa shows a turret as a first version of the future forms of tower: shikharas in north India and vimanas in the south

Chalukya Shiva Temple, Karnataka The Chalukya Shiva Temple in Karnataka stands as a remarkable testament to the architectural brilliance and spiritual depth of the Chalukya dynasty, which ruled much of southern and central India between the 6th and 12th centuries. Built during the Badami Chalukya period, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and reflects the early experiments that shaped the later grand Dravidian and Vesara temple styles. The structure is entirely made of finely carved sandstone, with exquisite pillars, intricate sculptures, and detailed friezes depicting stories from Hindu mythology. The sanctum houses a graceful Shiva Lingam, often bathed in natural light that filters through artistically designed openings — a perfect blend of divine symbolism and architectural mastery. The temple is located in the Bagalkot district, near the heritage towns of Badami, Aihole, and Pattadakal, which together form the cradle of early Chalukyan art. The area is easily accessible by road and rail. The nearest major railway station is Badami, around 6 to 10 kilometers away, while Hubballi Airport is approximately 130 kilometers from the temple. Well-connected highways and scenic countryside roads make the journey comfortable for visitors coming from Bengaluru or Belagavi. The best time to visit is between October and February, when the weather is pleasant for exploring the temple complex and nearby historical sites. Inside the temple, the carvings on the walls and pillars display various forms of Lord Shiva — Nataraja, Ardhanarishvara, and the powerful depiction of Mahishasuramardini. Each sculpture reflects the precision and devotion of Chalukyan artisans, who worked meticulously with stone to create enduring expressions of faith. The outer walls often carry motifs of dancing figures, celestial beings, and floral patterns, while the overall layout follows the early Rekha-Nagara style that later evolved into the more elaborate temples of South India. The peaceful surroundings and the rhythmic chants of priests make the experience meditative and spiritually uplifting. Visitors can also explore nearby historical treasures such as the Cave Temples of Badami, the Durga Temple at Aihole, and the Virupaksha Temple at Pattadakal, all within a short drive. These sites together offer a complete understanding of Chalukyan art and its evolution through the centuries. Accommodation is available in Badami and Pattadakal, where travelers can find comfortable hotels, government guesthouses, and homestays that offer local cuisine and warm hospitality. A well-planned visit could include staying in Badami for one or two nights, exploring the cave temples, visiting the Chalukya Shiva Temple during the day, and ending the evening watching the sunset over the red sandstone hills. A journey to the Chalukya Shiva Temple is more than just a temple visit — it’s a walk through history, art, and devotion. The serenity of the stone carvings, the timeless silence of the halls, and the backdrop of the rugged Deccan landscape make it one of Karnataka’s most inspiring heritage experiences, where the spirit of ancient India still echoes in every carved detail.

owner have nice nature & gives all the information about strawberries & the farm. you can plunk it too. At market rate you can buy here fresh & own plunked strawberries.🍓 Unique & informative experience

Strawberry Picking Delight Near Panchgani! 🍓 1. If you're in or around Panchgani between January and March, don't miss out on the fun and flavour of strawberry plucking! 2. The farm offers a refreshing experience in the lap of nature, surrounded by lush green rows of strawberry plants and cool mountain air. 3. Entry is free, and strawberry plucking charges are just ₹50/kg. However, the plucked strawberries must be purchased at ₹300/kg — totally worth it for the quality you get! 4. The strawberries are fresh, juicy, and incredibly delicious, perfect to enjoy on the spot or take home. 5. You can roam through the farm, handpick the ripest ones, and fill up your basket at your own pace. Highly recommended for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful farm day with a sweet reward! 📍 Location: Near Panchgani, Maharashtra 🗓 Best time: January to March 💰 Plucking Fee: ₹50/kg | Purchase Rate: ₹300/kg

A nice strawberry farm in Mahabaleshwar that allows plucking. The kids enjoyed this. They also have several other plantations, some of which are available for sale. Good experience, nice views, reasonable pricing.

There are many locations and farms in the area for this activity but I landed up here and found 1. Very simple and sweet people 2. Fully Organic cultivation 3. Very limited guests 4. No cheating on weight, quality and amount 5. They have other vegetables too and they also organic 6. Nice location for bird watching near school and opposite side of road with a minute walk 7. Very much accessible between other tourists locations like Ket’s Points, Botanical Garden, Mipro Garden etc Please visit once

It's the plantation season now so there's no strawberrys for us to pick or see planted. 5 stars as this is the best spot and visit here often. The owner said the farm will be up by next 2 months

A must visit! Truly an amazing experience plucking strawberries. We also got a chance to pluck various vegetables. The farm has various vegetables and fruits along with strawberries.The cost is reasonable. All fruits and vegetables are fresh. Owner and his family are very down to earth and helpful. They are very welcoming. We enjoyed every minute we spent in the farm.

I recently visited Laxmi Strawberry Farm and it was a fantastic experience. The farm was well-maintained and the rows of ripe strawberries were abundant. I was able to pick my own strawberries, which was a fun and interactive activity. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing information about the growing process and tips for picking the best berries. I also had the opportunity to try some of their homemade strawberry products, which were delicious. I highly recommend a visit to this farm for a fun and educational experience, not to mention the fresh and juicy strawberries.

unique spiritual center in Pandharpur, Sant Kaikadi Maharaj Math offers a blend of devotion and education. The temple features underground pathways showcasing scenes from Hindu epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with statues of saints and deities. Visitors can explore these exhibits, which provide insights into ancient Hindu teachings. The math is also dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma, highlighting craftsmanship and divine knowledge. It's a must-visit for those interested in spiritual learning and cultural heritage.

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🚩Kaikadi Maharaj Math in Pandharpur is a devotional place with statues of many saints. It beautifully preserves the Marathi Sant tradition and gives a peaceful spiritual experience.🌺💫🚩🚩🚩

Best place for visiting if you visit Pandharpur.

You have to walk bare foot on dirty road in photo. There is an Exit pawati of 50/- worst place in pandharpur

So many stone/ clay statues depicting various Rishis, Saints, Bhakts painted nicely and arranged in a good order. Very large place and educative for children as well. It can easily take 1 to 1 1/2 hourto see all. The walk passages are full of high steps and narrow alleys with no exit mid way. One should not miss seeing this place.

Very nice place. Worth the visit. Unique architectural design. Here you will find statues of many saints and gods from Hindu mythology.

Very nice and calm place in shelgi area earlier this temple was use used as place for marriage ceremony but after complaining of neighborhood people the temple has stopped the organising functions inside the temple . Shri swami Samarth

For devotees... Near temple, pradadam is available almost full day... Family place..

nice place to visit with family...totally religious environment

One of the famous temple and multipurpose function hall in Shelgi

Nice place for elderly people to spend time

This place so beautiful the service is too good

Nice pleasant and peaceful environment.

Shree Tulja Bhavani Mandir in Tuljapur is a divine and historical temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani, the family deity of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The temple’s architecture is ancient yet well maintained, reflecting rich Maratha heritage and devotion. The stone carvings, spiritual aura, and the holy atmosphere inside the sanctum bring immense peace. The management keeps the temple premises clean and organized despite the crowd. Visiting here feels deeply spiritual and historically inspiring, especially knowing that Shivaji Maharaj worshipped Goddess Bhavani here for strength and blessings. A must-visit sacred destination for devotees and history lovers alike.

I had recently visited this one of the Shanktipeeth that's Shree Tulja Bhavani Mandir in Tuljapur which is located in dharashiv district of Maharashtra. I am attaching mesmerizing view photo here. This historical temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani जय भवानी जय शिवाजी the family deity of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. One should visit the temple once in the life 💯 The temple’s architecture is ancient yet well maintained, reflecting rich Maratha heritage and devotion. Maratha me and not cast but hindu patriots of whole Maharashtra 🎯 the stone carvings, spiritual aura, and the holy atmosphere inside the sanctum bring immense peace. 🙌😇 There are pass system also 200 for regular and 500 for VIP still you can pre plan neatly so it won't be hectic. Mandir management keeps the temple premises clean and organized despite the crowd. Visiting here feels deeply spiritual and historically inspiring, especially knowing that Shivaji Maharaj worshipped Goddess Bhavani here for strength and blessings. Avoid going on weekends or on public holidays you will get fast darshan without pass also. Such wonderful devine and historical place it is! ! ! आई तुळजाभवानी सर्वांचे भले करो 🙏🙏🙏

Feeling truly blessed after visiting Tuljapur Temple. The divine presence of Devi Tulja Bhavani gives peace and strength a place filled with faith, devotion, and blessings. Must visit once in a lifetime. Jai Tulja Bhavani

Shree aai tulja bhawani mandir is situated near Solapur at 70 km distance, easy to reach by bus, car,etc.Darshan is by queue or paid darshan is also available. The ambience is nice and the surroundings are good .

Jai Bhavani 🚩 Divine goddess place, thousands of people visit on a daily basis. Parking is somewhat far away from the temple. This place has a very respectful history and its legacy needs to be admired, but the place is always dirty and garbage is lying around, this is mainly because of the uncivilised people visiting this place and this needs to be changed.

One of the shaktipeeth and this is the place where Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj got his Sword named Bhavani Talvar. Remember to park your vehicle specially 4 wheelers near the main road paid parking from their easily you can hire tempo/auto or walk for 10 mins.

Divine experience at Tuljabhavani Temple” A truly spiritual place filled with positive energy. The architecture of the temple is beautiful and the atmosphere is devotional. Even though it gets crowded, darshan arrangements are managed well. Must-visit for every devotee of Goddess Bhavani.

What a calm and blissful place. What I found a bit odd, is the fact that even in this scorching hot summer, temperatures of about 40+, they don’t allow shorts (even above knee length). The langar hall is humongous! Parking might be a challenging during daytime and specially at peak times. The cleanliness and upkeep of the place is amazing.

"It's not a rating; I'm just sharing my first experience at the Gurudwara. It was neat and well-organized. I suggest visiting at night to avoid the crowd. Also some of there rules which may not be acceptable to everyone. I respect their beliefs, but I don't think I will ever visit this place again."

One of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places I’ve ever visited. The Gurudwara's architecture is absolutely stunning – from its shining white marble to the golden domes and intricate carvings, every detail reflects devotion and grace. The atmosphere is extremely pleasant and calm, perfect for meditation and prayer. The entire premises are very well-maintained – clean, organized, and serene. The langar service is humble and heartwarming, offering food to all with love and equality. A truly sacred place where spirituality meets stunning architecture. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace, beauty, and blessings. Satnam Waheguru 🙏

It is one of the 5 takhts of Sikhism in india and is spread accross a wide area right in the middle of nanded city. Houses gurudwara and adjoining guest house, shoe keeping facility , luggage keeping facility , free langar and chai food options and has Sikhs who have been serving this place for millennials . A must visit place it you are in the city of nanded

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was a beacon of equality, justice, and compassion. His teachings emphasized respect for all human beings, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. The behavior I witnessed at the Gurudwara stands in stark contrast to his principles. Acting with such partiality and rudeness is disrespectful to his legacy and diminishes the very values he lived and taught. The Gurudwara in Nanded is truly beautiful inside, but based on my experience, the staff and some people around were extremely partial and rude towards non-Sikh visitors. I visited of my own choice; no one forced me to go. Yet, once inside, it is unacceptable for non-Sikh visitors to be ignored, dominated, or treated rudely simply because of their religion. At a place of God, there should be no partiality, and everyone should be treated with respect. My intention was only to offer my gratitude to God, but the rudeness and disregard shown toward non-Sikh visitors was deeply disappointing. In summary, while the Gurudwara is magnificent, I sincerely request that all visitors, regardless of religion, be treated with equal respect.

Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara is located in Nanded is one of the 5 temporal seats or 'takhts' in Sikhism. It is situated near river Godavari and is believed to be the place where the tenth guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. The gurudwara is a place of spiritualism and immense divinity emanates from within it. Even with all the crowd, it doesn't feel hectic and it is spread over a large area. Saffron cloths are provided for covering your head when going. It looks especially beautiful at night time. It is quite a serene place.

Very spiritual place... You will actually feel blessed... All system and arrangements are excellent... Lots of parking place. Main gate is gate no. 1... You can enter from all other gates also that is gate no 2, 3 and 4... Should visit...

What a calm and blissful place. What I found a bit odd, is the fact that even in this scorching hot summer, temperatures of about 40+, they don’t allow shorts (even above knee length). The langar hall is humongous! Parking might be a challenging during daytime and specially at peak times. The cleanliness and upkeep of the place is amazing.

"It's not a rating; I'm just sharing my first experience at the Gurudwara. It was neat and well-organized. I suggest visiting at night to avoid the crowd. Also some of there rules which may not be acceptable to everyone. I respect their beliefs, but I don't think I will ever visit this place again."

One of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places I’ve ever visited. The Gurudwara's architecture is absolutely stunning – from its shining white marble to the golden domes and intricate carvings, every detail reflects devotion and grace. The atmosphere is extremely pleasant and calm, perfect for meditation and prayer. The entire premises are very well-maintained – clean, organized, and serene. The langar service is humble and heartwarming, offering food to all with love and equality. A truly sacred place where spirituality meets stunning architecture. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace, beauty, and blessings. Satnam Waheguru 🙏

It is one of the 5 takhts of Sikhism in india and is spread accross a wide area right in the middle of nanded city. Houses gurudwara and adjoining guest house, shoe keeping facility , luggage keeping facility , free langar and chai food options and has Sikhs who have been serving this place for millennials . A must visit place it you are in the city of nanded

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was a beacon of equality, justice, and compassion. His teachings emphasized respect for all human beings, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. The behavior I witnessed at the Gurudwara stands in stark contrast to his principles. Acting with such partiality and rudeness is disrespectful to his legacy and diminishes the very values he lived and taught. The Gurudwara in Nanded is truly beautiful inside, but based on my experience, the staff and some people around were extremely partial and rude towards non-Sikh visitors. I visited of my own choice; no one forced me to go. Yet, once inside, it is unacceptable for non-Sikh visitors to be ignored, dominated, or treated rudely simply because of their religion. At a place of God, there should be no partiality, and everyone should be treated with respect. My intention was only to offer my gratitude to God, but the rudeness and disregard shown toward non-Sikh visitors was deeply disappointing. In summary, while the Gurudwara is magnificent, I sincerely request that all visitors, regardless of religion, be treated with equal respect.

Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara is located in Nanded is one of the 5 temporal seats or 'takhts' in Sikhism. It is situated near river Godavari and is believed to be the place where the tenth guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. The gurudwara is a place of spiritualism and immense divinity emanates from within it. Even with all the crowd, it doesn't feel hectic and it is spread over a large area. Saffron cloths are provided for covering your head when going. It looks especially beautiful at night time. It is quite a serene place.

Very spiritual place... You will actually feel blessed... All system and arrangements are excellent... Lots of parking place. Main gate is gate no. 1... You can enter from all other gates also that is gate no 2, 3 and 4... Should visit...

I love this spiritual place. A very beautiful temple has been built and you can do puja abhishek inside by taking water yourself. There some priests will ask you for water abhishek and ask for money, please stay away from such people. Otherwise it is a very good place.

Aundha Nagnath situated in Hingoli district is revered by some to be the actual Nageshwar jyotirling in conflict with the one near Dwarka, Gujarat and the one in Darukawan, Jharkhand. One can come here from Nanded, Hingoli, or Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar. It is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva. It has marvelous carvings all over its walls and has its top rebuilt with white marble. The wait was quite long, even though we took special Darshan which costs 200/-. It took an hour and half for us to get there. The Garbhabriha is situated underground and one to go in through a narrow set of steep steps with the help of a rope, and come back out through the same. Overall, it is a very spiritual place.

Shri Nageshwar Jyotirling at Aundha Nagnath (Hingoli district, Maharashtra) is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and holds immense spiritual, historical, and cultural significance. Here’s a summary of the experience people usually have when visiting: 🛕 Temple & Atmosphere The temple is very ancient (believed to be around 3000 years old) and has connections to the Mahabharata era. The architecture is Hemadpanthi style – huge stone walls, carved pillars, and a deeply spiritual ambience. The sanctum is underground (Garbhagriha), which adds to the mystic and divine feeling. The shivling is said to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). 🙏 Spiritual Experience Many devotees describe a powerful, peaceful vibration inside the temple. Performing Abhishek (ritual bathing of Shivling) with milk, water, or Bel leaves is considered very auspicious. Daily aartis (especially early morning and evening) are soulful and deeply devotional. 📖 Mythological Importance It is believed that Pandavas built parts of this temple during their exile. According to legends, Lord Shiva himself resides here as Nagnath (the Lord of Serpents). Saint Namdev, a great saint of the Bhakti movement, attained divine blessings here. 🌿 Surroundings & Pilgrimage Feel The temple is located in a calm, rural setting with spiritual vibrations. The area around the temple has small shops selling flowers, Bel patra, rudraksha beads, and Prasad. During Shravan month and Maha Shivratri, the temple sees lakhs of devotees, creating a grand festive atmosphere. 🚩 Pilgrim Tips Early morning visit gives the most peaceful darshan. Footwear is not allowed inside premises – better to keep them in designated stands. Carry a water bottle, as queues can get long during peak season. Local food (prasad bhojan) is simple and sattvik. ✨ Overall, devotees describe their visit to Aundha Nagnath as a soul-stirring and divine journey—a blend of history, spirituality, and serenity.

Divine experience at Aundha Nagnath Jyotirlinga 🙏🕉️ My visit to Shri Nageshwar Jyotirlinga at Aundha Nagnath was truly spiritual and peaceful. As one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, the temple holds powerful energy and deep devotion. The moment I stepped inside, I felt a strong spiritual connection and calmness in my heart 😇. The temple architecture is ancient and beautiful, full of carvings and history. The atmosphere is full of positive vibes, and darshan of Lord Shiva was a blessed moment for me 🙌🚩. A must-visit place for every Shiv bhakt. This place gave me peace, faith, and memories I’ll always carry with me ❤️ Har Har Mahadev! 🔱

This one of the Jyotirlinga not amount the 12 but apart from them there are many others. It is a 6 hr drive from Hyderabad but since we stayed in Nanded it was just couple of hours. Visited ona Monday and that too Sawan Somwar. The rush was minimal and we were able to come out in couple of hours with proper darshan. The feeling to see ShivSambhu is amazing.

Though not listed in the actual Jyotirlinga list, locals believe that this temple is one of the 12 jyotirlingas. The deity is in the basement of the inner sanctum of the temple and the devotees need to bend and pass down to have the darshan of the Lord Shiva. The temple has beautiful carvings on the walls and pillars. One of the very ancient temples and kudos to the architects who sculptured the temple.

⸻ A sacred Jyotirlinga with deep historical and spiritual roots. Aundha Nagnath Temple, located in Hingoli district, Maharashtra, is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is believed to be the first among them. According to legend, it was originally built by the Pandavas during their exile, making it a site of immense mythological significance. The temple showcases stunning Hemadpanthi architecture with intricate stone carvings and a deeply spiritual ambiance. Sadly, it was partially destroyed during the Mughal invasions. However, it was later restored with great devotion by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore, who is known for reconstructing many sacred Hindu temples across India. Situated amidst serene surroundings, the temple draws pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike. A visit here not only offers spiritual peace but also a glimpse into centuries of rich cultural and religious heritage. Truly a must-visit for anyone exploring the sacred Jyotirlinga circuit.

Happen to visit this temple recently.. It's one of the most famous pilgrimage places in South India. This temple is an abode of goddess Sarswati (The goddess of education). This temple is usually floated with devotees who bring their kids for Akshara Abhyasam ( A ceremony to seek blessings before they step into the school). Very powerful diety.

It is the only temple in the world where the custom of having children's initials written for their education is practiced. Traditional Indian families from all over the world come here to have their children learn to read and write. Similarly, those who have lost their mental peace and are disappointed in life come here to undergo mantra initiation in the meditation hall. Here, mantra initiation and accommodation are provided free of cost to the initiates. There are many who have completed the 41 days of meditation as per the rules of the fast and have started their life again with new energy and enthusiasm.

Visited on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Surprisingly, there wasn’t much rush — the darshan was completed in just 10 minutes. Opted for the ₹200 paid darshan, which was smooth and well-managed. Overall, a peaceful and quick experience.

Travelled from. Karimnagar to basara temple to take blessings from Saraswati devi. Almost 180 km from thr karimnagar. Saraswati devi is here to bless all for their education. Aksharabhyasam is done here for the é 1kids those who will start schooling. There are separate pooja done here. 1000/- and 150/- are the prices. 1000/- pooja is done on Gharba Gudi in thr temple. If you want to do Aksharabhyasam in 1000/- better to bring fruits, kumkum and rice by your own. All these items are costly here. They take pictures of the pooja and sell them to you at thr cost of 100/- per print which is costly. The temple officials should look into the matter. There is a Godavari ghar is also there to visit.

The place was so peaceful, and you’ll instantly get all those devotional vibes once you arrive. The surroundings are exceptionally clean, and the people maintain great hygiene. We visited the temple on 5th July 2025, and as there was no crowd, we opted for the free darshan. Outside the temple, you can find many food stalls, perfect for lunch or dinner. I also recommend visiting "Vedavathi Shila," which is nearby. It’s a large rock that produces a metallic or musical sound when struck with a small stone—quite a unique experience! Additionally, the serene Godavari River is close to the temple and worth exploring.

Hindu religion beleive that Saraswati Devi is the goddess for the wisdom so every one plan to do aksharabyasam here for their children. Nice hindu temple and near Godavari river. Saraswati temple located in Mudhole mandal, Nirmal district From Nizamabad arround 35km distence. We can visit by bus are train.... transportation is very good. For staying we have large range of hotels and satram for all castes. Mostly Friday and weekend days will be the crowd

"Devotion to the God and prayers will always come true" This is Basara Saraswathi temple which is located 33 km far from Nizamabad. •bus system is available "Devagiri express". •placs will be always neat clean and many members come of and in weekends. •"Aksharabhayasam" is done for the children's who ages around 2-3. •Highly recommended to visit with parents family or even friends.

renuka mata is the brother of god prasuram who is sixth avatar of lord vishnu…. she has sifferent names like ekavira, yellamma etc. the temple is on the hill and it can be reached by steps … there are around 250 steps… there is no ropeway … elders and handicapped can reach the temple through dholias but is very costly which is around 1200 rupees for one side… all along the steps there are shops … no special darshan passes…. there is no parking for the temple … there are many private parking places just near the entrabce to the steps which costs around 500 rupees as you have to buy the goods worth 500 from them… to avoid such parking we can park for free all along the hill but during holidays and festival days the parking along the hill is very long ao you have to walk long… mahur is well connected from telangana and maharastra like adilabad etc

Renuka Mata Temple at Mahurgad highlight its significance as a major Shakti Peeth, praised for its picturesque hilltop location, spiritual atmosphere, and the challenge of reaching it via numerous steps. Visitors often mention the surrounding natural beauty and the presence of Parashuram and Dattatreya shrines nearby, while some describe it as a site of ancient architecture with a rich historical and mythological background. Key aspects of the temple and the experience: Spiritual Significance: It is considered one of the important Shakti Peethas in Maharashtra, where Goddess Renuka's head is believed to have fallen. Location & Access: The temple is situated on a hill, requiring climbing around 200-250 steps to reach it, surrounded by natural beauty and caves. Nearby Attractions: The vicinity of the temple includes shrines dedicated to Lord Parashuram and Lord Dattatreya. Historical & Architectural Value: The temple is noted for its ancient architecture, possibly dating back to the Kadamba period, and the broader Mahur area has a historical connection to the Mahurgad fort. Devotee Participation: Devotees are reportedly permitted to perform their own Aarti (worship ritual) at the temple. Overall Sentiment: The reviews generally portray the Renuka Mata Temple as a deeply significant and beautiful religious site, attracting pilgrims for its spiritual aura and natural setting. The effort required to reach the temple is often seen as part of the pilgrimage experience

The temple is considered a revered shrine of the Shaktism sect, both due to the aforementioned mythology and because it is recognized as a Shakta Pitha. According to legend, Renuka Mata (the wife of Sage Jamadagni) was decapitated by her own son, Parashurama. It is believed that her head fell at this location. Later, Sage Jamadagni granted Parashurama a boon through which Renuka was given rebirth. This temple is also associated with the mythology of the Daksha Yaga and Sati's self-immolation, further solidifying its status as a Shakta Pitha. Shakta Pithas are sacred shrines dedicated to Durga or Adi Parashakti, believed to be imbued with the divine presence of Shakti due to the falling of Sati Devi’s body parts as Lord Shiva carried her corpse and wandered in grief. There are traditionally 51 Shakta Pithas, corresponding to the 51 Sanskrit alphabets. The Shakti of Mahur is worshipped as Renuka Devi. Most Shakta Pithas also feature an associated shrine to Kalabhairava.

Just Divine, the feeling of accomplishment once you reach at the top and take Renuka Mata Darshan. View from the top is worth.

It is one of the 52 shaktipeeth where body part of Sati fell. It is also considered one of the 3.5 shaktipeeth of Maharashtra. It is a very famous temple and has huge following not only in Maharashtra but also in nearby states. It is always croyand there are no special darshan ticket. One has to get through ordinary line only. It is better to keep a water bottle with you in line as it moves slowly and it gets quite uncomfortable during noon hours and in hot seasons. Temple is on a hill. One has to climb at least 300 steps to reach temple. The parking can be done on road or there are shops on the road with adjacent garages. They allow to keep car but you have to buy puja items from them at exorbitant rate. There are puja items shops all along the stairway to temple. But flowers are available only at foothills vendors and shops. Ma vigrah is of large face with prominent nose. The vigrah is coated with vermillion. If you book 6 purnima abhishek then you get a sari as prasad from temple office. Temple is open full day. There is no food facilities on top of hill. Snacks and meals are available at foothill shops. Drinking water is available on top. Renuka mata is mother of Parshuram. There is also a Parshuram temple whose stairway goes from backside of this temple. Temple has other shrines of Bhairav, Jamadagni, Lakshmi, Bhavani etc.

Parking: There’s no official or well-managed parking area near the temple. During rush hours or festivals, finding a safe parking spot can be difficult. Darshan Queue: During weekends, holidays, or Navratri, the waiting time for darshan can easily stretch to 1–2 hours. It’s better to visit early in the morning to avoid long queues. Monkeys: There are many monkeys around the temple premises — please be cautious with food items, bags, and mobile phones. Overall, a must-visit spiritual destination for devotees of Renuka Mata, offering both faith and scenic beauty. A little better management and cleanliness would make the experience even more pleasant. 🙏

KulSwamini 🙏 Maaa Amba mata ki Jay. Holly place to peace your mind and your heart.❤️ Overall nice experience 💯

A very Welcoming and beautiful place in Amravati where one can go with family and friends to have a wonderful time in between the soothing greenary of trees, Many sculptures made out of bamboo and different types of trees to see, and park to enjoy with friends and family

It's an awesome place! full of greenery in the surrounding. Cactus garden maintenance is very unexcepted. It is good for a photoshoot.

5+ Age ₹30 Per Person Bike Parking - ₹20 @How is the garden, we did not see any map etc. nor was it put up on any board, so we saw it while roaming around a bit @There is nothing much, just bamboo trees @There is a lotus point but there is no lotus there 😂 There is nothing special, just keep roaming, most of the places are broken and need repair.I got bored in just 1 hour

As the name suggest the main theme of this garden is Bamboo. Most of the plantation is bamboo. Cactus garden is one of the highlights where you will see quite a few varieties of cactus plants. And if it is a blooming season you will be elated to see the beauty coming out of thrones.

It's very peaceful and natural place there are many varieties of BAMBU and having many birds

Lovely place for photo shoot lovely nature.There is a number of types of bamboo trees .Best place to study bamboo and cactus plants. Best place for one day trip with family and friends. Must visit ...☺️

Bamboo Garden in Amravati is a calm and green retreat within the city. Surrounded by tall bamboo groves and natural beauty, it's an ideal place for family outings, morning walks, and photography. The park has walking trails, sitting areas, and a relaxing atmosphere perfect for nature lovers. It’s well-maintained, and the fresh air makes it a great spot to unwind from the city noise. There’s also a small play area for kids. Visit during early morning or evening for the best experience. A peaceful and refreshing place to connect with nature—highly recommended for a weekend visit! It's also has cactus garden where differnt kin Little disappointed they charged 250 rupees cameras

One of the prominent wildlife sanctuary nearby nagpur and wardha. Due Bor dam most of visitors come here. This place is between nagpur and wardha district, and accessible within 2 hours most of visitors avoid stay here. If you choose to stay, both MTDC and forest Dept have resorts along with some private resorts. Variety of animals like tiger, leopard, indian Bear, wild Bor can be sited here. Also, this place is famous for some rare birds, good place for birdwatchers to visit.

You can observe Nature at its best here. Had lovely sight of Tigress Katrina marking her territory .

Govt owned (FDCM) rest houses with food, spacious Parking & play area for kids. Food is cooked by local women. Safari service with guide and driver available. Spacious Parking facility. Safe for trip with kids, family and friends.

Best place for first timers to safari and experience wildlife scantuary. Pocket friendly and reasonable cost of stay.

Awesome place to visit during summer to see wild animals, mostly the tiger. Resorts are also good, and well maintained.

It's a great and beautiful experience to be here, such a beautiful and serene atmosphere, here l just miss my family as I have been here with my friends....

A very few tigers and other animals. Dam water smells very bad odour. Charges for half hour safari around Rs.2400 for four persons in gypsy. Private vehicles not allowed. Only thing positive I feel is resort beside dam.

So, it's good. But to make it easier to understand, I'll break my review down into pros and cons. Pro's 1) It's good & Huge 2) The beach and wave pool are fantastic. It gives the impression of being on a man-made beach. 3) New slides with some limitations will be discussed in the cons section. 4) The amusement park provided an enjoyable experience, despite the recent painting of the Giant Wheel and the presence of numerous rides. Cons 1) It is concerning that the water quality is not being adequately maintained, as my family and I have experienced severe itching issues that we have not encountered at other water parks. 2) The wave pool and rain dance combination is an interesting concept, however, the wave are like super weak. 3) New slides are good but only for ladies & Kids, and men are not permitted to use them 4) The cleanliness of the water in the adult slide area was a cause for concern, as it appeared to be rather unhygienic. Considering the significant cost of approximately ₹1300 per person, it is essential that the water quality and overall maintenance of the park meet the expected standards. Failure to do so diminishes the value and enjoyment of the experience for visitors.

Visited Fun N Food Village, Nagpur recently. The best part of the visit was definitely the amusement park – the rides were fun and well-maintained. The water park was also enjoyable and a good place to relax with friends and family. However, the major letdown was the food - both breakfast and lunch were very poor in taste and quality. If they improve the food, it would make the experience much better overall.

My experience at Fun and Food Village, Nagpur was very disappointing. The security arrangements were extremely poor, and there were many boys under the influence of alcohol, which made the environment uncomfortable for families. Although the staff behaviour was good and they were helpful, the overall management was terrible. The swimming pool was not clean, and most of the slides were under maintenance, which ruined the fun. Even the swimming tubes were punctured, and we had to fill air again and again to use them. Overall, a very bad experience — not worth the money or time.

Nice place to visit .. specially foods are very fresh inside

Try this place with kids it is simply amazing. Weekend are costly by 300 each. Food and snack are totally free. Parking charges are 50 Rs for car. Amusement park is included in ticket, it has lot rides for children and adults including water cycling.

Fun n Food Village waterpark is a fantastic destination for a fun-filled day out with family and friends. From the moment you step in, the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere sets the stage for an unforgettable experience. The park boasts a wide variety of water attractions catering to all ages, making it the perfect spot for both thrill-seekers and those looking to relax. One of the highlights is the adrenaline-pumping water slides, each offering a unique blend of twists, turns, and drops that will leave you exhilarated. The Lazy River is a favorite for those who prefer a more leisurely pace, providing a relaxing float amidst beautiful surroundings. The Wave Pool, with its gentle to robust waves, offers the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation. The cleanliness and well-maintained facilities at Fun n Food Village are commendable. Lifeguards are attentive and ensure a safe environment for everyone. There are ample shaded areas and seating, allowing for comfortable breaks between activities. The food court offers a variety of delicious options, from quick snacks to full meals, catering to diverse tastes. Friendly staff and prompt service add to the overall enjoyable experience. In conclusion, Fun n Food Village waterpark is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a perfect blend of fun, excitement, and relaxation. It truly lives up to its name, offering a delightful escape from the everyday routine.

Hospitality was very good but didn't satisfied with local mineral drinking water. Attendance of Charanjit singh was excellent and staff was good. Atleast tea service will be provide in the room.