Soumya's Guidebook

Places of Interest around Samruddhi

Here are a few places of interest near Samruddhi.

Madhure Shani Mahatma Temple

23 mins away A beautiful temple on the banks of the Madhure lake.

Madhure Shani Mahatma Temple

Nelamangala Road

23 mins away A beautiful temple on the banks of the Madhure lake.

DODDA HALLA VIEW POINT

26 min away An ideal place for your early morning hike and sunrise view

DODDA HALLA VIEW POINT

Hosahalli Main Road

26 min away An ideal place for your early morning hike and sunrise view

Shri Ghati Subrahmanya Temple

30 min away More than 600 years old, this is one of the 3 noted temples of Lord Subramanya. It is believed that the Lord performed penance in the form of a snake at this location. The temple is popular for snake worrship, idol installation, Nagapanchami, the annual Brahmaratotsava and Narasimha Jayanti. Thousands of idols installed by devotees makes for a spectacular sight.

Shri Ghati Subrahmanya Temple

Bramhana Beedi

30 min away More than 600 years old, this is one of the 3 noted temples of Lord Subramanya. It is believed that the Lord performed penance in the form of a snake at this location. The temple is popular for snake worrship, idol installation, Nagapanchami, the annual Brahmaratotsava and Narasimha Jayanti. Thousands of idols installed by devotees makes for a spectacular sight.

Ghatti kere

32 min away MUGACHINNENAHALLI GUDDE & GHATTI KERE LAKE A small picturesque lake enroute to Ghati Subramanya. Surrounded by rocks and a small hill, this shallow water lake makes for a scenic spot and great photo shoots. You can walk around the lake and on the far side there is a way to a nearby village as well.

Ghatti kere

32 min away MUGACHINNENAHALLI GUDDE & GHATTI KERE LAKE A small picturesque lake enroute to Ghati Subramanya. Surrounded by rocks and a small hill, this shallow water lake makes for a scenic spot and great photo shoots. You can walk around the lake and on the far side there is a way to a nearby village as well.

Muddenahalli

40 min away Birthplace of Sir M Visvesvaraya, visit his house which is now converted to a museum.

Muddenahalli

40 min away Birthplace of Sir M Visvesvaraya, visit his house which is now converted to a museum.

Nandi Hills

45 min away Nandi Hills, or Nandidurg, is a hill fortress. Tipu Sultan Fort, a summer retreat of the namesake 18th-century ruler, features stone carvings and wall paintings. Prisoners are said to have been thrown to their death from Tipu’s Drop, now known for its panoramic views. Local Hindu temples include the hilltop Yoga Nandeeshwara Temple, guarded by a huge statue of Nandi bull.

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Nandi Hills

Nandi Hills Main Road

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45 min away Nandi Hills, or Nandidurg, is a hill fortress. Tipu Sultan Fort, a summer retreat of the namesake 18th-century ruler, features stone carvings and wall paintings. Prisoners are said to have been thrown to their death from Tipu’s Drop, now known for its panoramic views. Local Hindu temples include the hilltop Yoga Nandeeshwara Temple, guarded by a huge statue of Nandi bull.

Kandavara lake

45 min away One of the largest lakes of Chikkaballapura, this lake offers a view of Nandi Hills, Skandagiri and Channagiri.

Kandavara lake

45 min away One of the largest lakes of Chikkaballapura, this lake offers a view of Nandi Hills, Skandagiri and Channagiri.

Srinivasa Sagara, Chickballapur

46 min away Located in Chikkaballapur, the reservoir promises a refreshing getaway as you enjoy time with friends or fam in a mini waterfall. A place a beauty especially in the monsoons. Take a dip in the water below.

Srinivasa Sagara, Chickballapur

46 min away Located in Chikkaballapur, the reservoir promises a refreshing getaway as you enjoy time with friends or fam in a mini waterfall. A place a beauty especially in the monsoons. Take a dip in the water below.

Makali Durga Hills

50 min away Lush green trails, rocky hills with dark clouds over them, pleasant weather, lake views, ruins of a fort and a temple... all ingredients for the perfect morning trek.

Makali Durga Hills

50 min away Lush green trails, rocky hills with dark clouds over them, pleasant weather, lake views, ruins of a fort and a temple... all ingredients for the perfect morning trek.

Manchenahalli

51 mins away A beautiful wild lake. Breath-taking landscape. The lake surrounded by a small village path and hills.

Manchenahalli

51 mins away A beautiful wild lake. Breath-taking landscape. The lake surrounded by a small village path and hills.

Dandiganahalli Dam

1 hr away This is a nice pristine place to visit in early mornings. A good spot for a bike run or a car drive. The place is well maintained and views are mesmerizing.

Dandiganahalli Dam

1 hr away This is a nice pristine place to visit in early mornings. A good spot for a bike run or a car drive. The place is well maintained and views are mesmerizing.

Vidurashwatha

1 hr away In the Chikkaballapur District of Karnataka, there is a quaint temple associated with Vidura, the great wise man of Mahabharata, whose counsel was ignored by King Dhritrashtra and which ultimately led to the terrible war between the Kauravas and Pandavas. After the war, which caused innumerable deaths and grievous suffering, Vidura, on the advice of Bhagwan Krishna went on a teertha yatra (pilgrimage) to quieten his mind. He is said to have finally settled down in the Ashram (hermitage) of Maitreya Rishi. Over there, on the suggestion of the Rishi, Vidura planted a sapling of Ashwatha (Sacred fig tree or Ficus Religiosa) and began the practice of worshipping it which he continued until his last day. The stump of the Ashwatha tree still stands today and is the site of a temple known as the Vidurashwatha Temple.

Vidurashwatha

1 hr away In the Chikkaballapur District of Karnataka, there is a quaint temple associated with Vidura, the great wise man of Mahabharata, whose counsel was ignored by King Dhritrashtra and which ultimately led to the terrible war between the Kauravas and Pandavas. After the war, which caused innumerable deaths and grievous suffering, Vidura, on the advice of Bhagwan Krishna went on a teertha yatra (pilgrimage) to quieten his mind. He is said to have finally settled down in the Ashram (hermitage) of Maitreya Rishi. Over there, on the suggestion of the Rishi, Vidura planted a sapling of Ashwatha (Sacred fig tree or Ficus Religiosa) and began the practice of worshipping it which he continued until his last day. The stump of the Ashwatha tree still stands today and is the site of a temple known as the Vidurashwatha Temple.

Veera Soudha, Jallianwala bagh of South, viduraswatha

1 hr away Veera Soudha at Vidurashwath is a memorial to the 35 persons who died when British soldiers opened fire on a group on a satyagraha.

Veera Soudha, Jallianwala bagh of South, viduraswatha

1 hr away Veera Soudha at Vidurashwath is a memorial to the 35 persons who died when British soldiers opened fire on a group on a satyagraha.

Kethanahalli falls

1 hr 12 min away This is a seasonal cascading falls that is full only about few days a year when it rains heavy and when they open a small check dam near by.

Kethanahalli falls

Unnamed Road

1 hr 12 min away This is a seasonal cascading falls that is full only about few days a year when it rains heavy and when they open a small check dam near by.