The Hoysal Temple has now also been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Hoysal Temples include Channkeshw Temple, Hoysleshwar Temple and Kesava Temple. This temple, built in the 12th century, is the 42nd memorial of India included in the World Heritage List and the fourth monument of Karnataka. How to reach these temples and here … The Hoysal -Temple was built during the Hoysal Dynasty. The Hoysal Dynasty built many temples and religious places during his reign. A very nice example of this is the Hoysal — Temple of Karnataka. Hoysal temples are so beautiful that poetry is written on stones. They are built by a mixture of Dravidian and Nagar styles, but the Dravidian style is more common. The Hoysleswar Temple in HaleBidu is devoted to Lord Shiva. Keshav -Temple is smaller than that, but its beauty is worth seeing. Statues of different gods were carved on the walls of these temples. Another feature of these temples is that it is made in crooked shapes. Helebidu is 150 km from Mysore. It takes three hours to get here from Mysore. You can easily reach here by train or flight. Apart from this, you can also easily come here from Bangalore. It takes about 4 hours to reach Hoybidu from here. Apart from not three temples, you can also visit many other tourist spots such as Kedareshwar Temple, Gorur Dam, Basadi Hall, Archaeological Museum, Shravanabelagola. Kedareshwar -Temple is also part of the Hoysal -Temple. The idol of Nandi located here adds the beauty of this temple. Shravanabelagola is a great Jain -Pilgrimage in South India. There are three very well -known Jain Temples in the Basadi Hall -Parshwanath Swamy Temple, Adinath Swamy Temple and Shantinath fungal temple. You can also enjoy walking in these important places. Share this story -tags
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