One of the the historical places in Davanagere. It is very beautiful to just look at the picturesque location with beautiful carved structures with water surrounding it. There is not much crowd usually. No entrance fee as well. But it's a very calm and pleasant place to spend time and relax.
There has been so so many childhood memories associated with place. Used be there for most of the summer vacations.
The last visit for this place with the family was just pure bliss.
For me this place is an emotion more than an historical monument.
One of the things that struck me about this place was its simplicity. It's not a fancy tourist attraction with lots of amenities or crowds of people. Instead, it's a place where you can slow down, relax, and connect with nature. You can sit by the pond's edge, feel the cool breeze on your face, and listen to the soothing sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves.
A beautiful and peaceful area to spend some time relishing the history.
Exceptional architecture made for the central sacred pool with steps leading towards the pool from 4 sides.
A small building is attached to the pool which is not as beautiful as the surroundings, now serves as just another visiting place.
Rest assured, you're going to come for the beauty of the pool and the steps and be surprised by the architecture of 16th century and present day brick and mortar buildings.
Happy travelling.
A lovely , picturesque landmark , close to Davangere . Very clean and well maintained tank with a central pavilion and six other mantapas all around . The decorations on the central pavilion like images of elephants, lions and birds are finely made . There are steps leading to the water on all four sides , but going near water is prohibited. A large stone building called Musafirkhana stands in front of the tank . The signboard kept in the premises does not give any information about the period or purpose of the pushkarini , so its historical importance is unknown.
Very nice place to go and relax. Good place to take some really nice photos and the place is easy to find as it is by the side of the main road. No entry fee
Beautiful place, must visit. It was the pushkarini of the Rama Temple. Very nice temple pond with beautiful gares and mantaps.
After the Rama Temple was destroyed by invaders, it had a Musafir khana built by the invader.
This Historical place is quite different then others the entry fee is free,we can take plenty of our time to relax,in the pond there are plenty of fish it's good too see
