Belgaum Fort

Belgaum Fort Karnataka

  • Temple History

The entrance to Belgaum Fort, graced with shrines dedicated to Goddess Durga and Lord Ganapathi, immediately captures the attention of visitors, offering a glimpse into the spiritual diversity that defines the fort. As you venture further, you’ll encounter a Jain sanctum in the distinct Chalukyan architectural style, showcasing intricate craftsmanship. One of the standout features inside is the Mukhamantaapa, where the ceilings are adorned with stunning lotus motifs that evoke a sense of timeless beauty.

  • Architecture

Murudeshwar is a captivating destination, home to several unique features that set it apart from other Lord Shiva temples. One of the most striking aspects is the hollow Linga, a rare and symbolic representation of Shiva’s soul, differing from the typical solid, rock-like Lingas seen in many temples across India.

  • Facilities

The fort is well-equipped to ensure a comfortable visit, offering a range of amenities such as clean, well-maintained restrooms, food stalls serving local snacks, and souvenir shops where you can pick up unique mementos of your visit. For those keen to capture the beauty of the fort, passes are available for both cameras and video equipment, allowing you to document your experience. These thoughtful additions make the fort not only a place of historical significance but also a convenient and enjoyable destination for tourists.

 
  • Timings
  • Open daily from 8 AM to 6:30 PM, the fort also welcomes visitors on public holidays—an ideal destination for a historical excursion during your holidays.
  • Travel
  • Belgaum airport is about 6 km from this fort.
  • Belgaum has its own railway station, from where there are lot of local busses and taxis to this fort.
  • Belgaum, a major city in Karnataka, is well-connected by frequent buses from cities across the state.