Kunigal

Kunigal is a town in Tumkur area in the Indian province of Karnataka. It is the central station of Kunigal taluk. Starting at 2011 evaluation, the town has a populace of 34155. Kunigal is celebrated for stud cultivate built up by Hyderali and Tippu Sulthan for preparing war steeds. After them this stud cultivate was kept up by Mysore Wadayers. Presently this stud cultivate is rented to Vijayamalya for rearing Race Horses. It has a normal height of 773 meters 2536 feet. It is arranged on the National Highway 48 NH-48 interfacing Bangalore and Mangalore and State Highway 33 associating Tumakuru and Madduru. As of late opened Hassan-Bangalore railroad line transverses through Kunigal.

Sri Bettada Ranganathaswamy Temple, surrounded by the forestapproximate 1400 hectareis an extremely wonderful pravasi tana and it is found 5 km far from Kunigal city and furthermore can have a decent perspective of kunigal Kere and city from this sanctuary. The place has a stud cultivate, proceeding to exist from the times of Haidar Ali and is well known for sericulture and furthermore beedi rolling. The Narasimha sanctuary here is an expansive structure of the Hoysala time frame modified amid the Vijayanagara days. However, it contains a figure of Janardana said to have been brought from Huliyurdurga.