The village of Muddenahalli is situated 7 kms from the Chikballapur district and 55 kms from Bangalore. It is the birthplace of M. Visvesvarayya, one of the most accomplished engineers in India. There is a memorial of Sir M. Visvesvarayya
Nandi Hills is known for its temples, all of which hold a great religious significance. Among the many temples, another temple to add to your list is the Yoga Nandeeshwara temple. It is one of the prime attractions of the
Nehru Nilaya in Nandi Hills is the summer retreat of Sir Mark Cubbon, the commissioner of Mysore. A large number of tourists visit this place to know about the building and it's history. The major attraction about this building
An old tourist attraction in Nandi Hills is Tipu's drop. Located on a hilltop atop a cliff at a height of 600m above the ground level, it is a scenic beauty and a must visit for the nature lovers. One
Nandi temple is situated at the foothills of the Nandi Hills. It is a famous temple and is frequented in large numbers every day. It is dedicated to Bhoganandishwara and Yoganandeeshwara. One cannot miss exploring the intricate metal work inside
Near the Nandi hills, there is a beautiful cave called Brahmashram. What makes the cave unique is the fact that Sage Ramakrishna Paramhansa meditated here. He was one of the greatest devotees of Goddess Kali. Brahmashram is one of the
Tipu's summer residence is another place in Nandi Hills one must not miss on. It was initiated by Haidar Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan. Later, Tipu Sultan used it as his summer resort. It also got another name, Tashk-e-jannat,
Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple is a Hindu temple located in Nandi village, at the base of Nandi inside the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka state, India. It is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. The authentic temple in the complex, identified as
