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Why to visit Belavadi Veernarayana Temple
Belavadi is well-known for its Hoysala-style Sri Veera Narayana Temple. Three different manifestations of Lord Vishnu are worshipped at this temple. Although Belur is well known for its sculpture, this temple is one of the outstanding specimens of Hoysala architecture.
What's inside the Belavadi Veernarayana Temple?
- The trikuta (three vimana) type temple has Sri Veera Narayana in the middle facing east, Sri Venugopala to the north, and Sri Yoganarasimha to the south.
- An eight-foot-tall, four-handed statue of Veera Narayana can be found in the main temple.
- In the northern shrine, there is a 7-foot-tall statue of Yoganarasimha holding Shanka and Chakra while sitting, with Sridevi and Bhoodevi standing to either side.
- A square garbhagriha, a sukanasi, a Ranga mandapa, and a square maha mantapa can be found on the temple's western side.
Timings of Belavadi Veernarayana Temple: The Veeranarayana temple at Belavadi opens at 8 AM and closes at 6 PM.
Places to visit near Belavadi Veernarayana Temple:
- Hemavati Reservoir
- Hemagiri Waterfalls
- Baahubali Statue
- Kemmangundi
- Hebbe Falls
Hoysala temples near Belavadi Veernarayana Temple:
- Sadashiva temple at Nuggehalli
- Chenna Keshava temple at Javagal
- Ishvara temple at Arsikere
- Sadashiva temple at Nuggehalli
- Lakshmi Narasimha temple at Haranhalli
Transportation at Belavadi Veernarayana Temple:
Although there are a few private buses that run alongside KSRTC buses, it's best to drive your own vehicle because it will be speedier.
Best time at Belavadi Veernarayana Temple: November to January
Distance (from Halebidu): 12 Kms
Trip duration: 2 hours approx
