Shri Bhagwan Bahubali Monolithic Statue - Featured Reviews (3291)
Good place with peacefull atmosphere. Which is near to Dharmasthala. If you have a plan to visit Dharmasthala then add this place in you bucket. It's totally worthy.
Very near to Manjunatha swamy temple and very easy to notice and travel. A very peaceful and pleasant place to Worship a real Bahubali statue. Greenish place with chill wind, where we can relax our mind many visits this place not only as a tourist also as a moment of our History. Many old photographs were also kept as a gallery for our notice.
This place is home to an amazing 57-foot-tall statue in Dharmasthala, Karnataka. The statue represents Lord Bahubali, a powerful and intelligent figure in Jainism. What's incredible is that this statue is entirely carved from a single rock! People visit here for prayer and inner peace. It's a special place. It's one of the biggest free-standing statues in the world. A true marvel! The statue reminds us of Bahubali's time in deep thought, showing self-control and strength. Getting here is easy, whether you climb the steps or take the road. The quiet, beautiful surroundings and the stunning statue make it a must-see spot.
The Shri Bhagwan Bahubali Monolithic Statue in Dharmasthala, Karnataka, is an awe-inspiring marvel that left me in sheer amazement. This colossal sculpture stands tall as a symbol of devotion and artistry. Upon arriving at the site, I was struck by the sheer grandeur of the statue. Carved entirely from a single block of granite, it stands at an impressive height, radiating a sense of serenity and spirituality. The attention to detail is remarkable, with every nuance of Bahubali's form meticulously chiseled to perfection. The surrounding environment adds to the tranquility of the place. Surrounded by lush greenery and a serene atmosphere, it's a perfect spot for meditation and reflection. Visiting this iconic site was a truly enriching experience. It not only showcases incredible craftsmanship but also serves as a symbol of devotion and peace. Whether you're a religious pilgrim or an art enthusiast, the Shri Bhagwan Bahubali Monolithic Statue in Dharmasthala is a must-visit destination that will leave you in awe of its sheer magnificence.
This place is home to an amazing 57-foot-tall statue in Dharmasthala, Karnatak. The statue represents Lord Bahubali, a powerful and intelligent figure in Jainisim. Built from a single rock in karkala.A true marvel!
Manjunatha temple and led by a beautiful pathway, is the majestic shrine of lord Bahubali standing at a height of 39-feet. It was sculpted in 1973 by the famed sculptor Renjala Gopalkrishna Shenoy under the aegis of Shri Ratnavarma Heggade. The statue was then positioned atop the Ratnagiri Hill in February 1982 by Dr.D.Veerendra Heggade, after Shri Ratnavarma Heggade left to the heavenly abode .... This shrine can be reached by climbing steps of the hill for about 20 minutes or by road. The hilltop renders a heart-throbbing view of the temple town Dharmasthala with a lush green background in the mornings and lamp-lit in the nights. .... The monolithic stone sculpture of Lord Bahubali symbolizes renunciation, self control and subjugation of the ego as the first step towards salvation. The digambara form of Bahubali represents complete victory over earthly desires and needs, which forms the edifice for spiritual ascent towards divinity. .... 16 places you must visit in Dharmasthala ........... 1) Manjunatha Swamy Temple 2) Annapoorna chathra meals 3) Manjusha museum 4) Bahubali Hill 5) Devi Annapoorna Temple 6) Kanyadi Rama Mandir Temple 8) Surya temple, Ujire 9) Nethravathi River 10) Sringeri, Karnataka - The Abode of Sharadamba 11) Karinjeshwara hilltop Temple 12) Didupe falls near Ujire 13) Patrame River between the forest 14) Gou shala, Dharmasthala 15) Dharmasthala temple: Old preserved chariots 16) Southadka Ganesha Temple ~~~~~~~~~ #Karnatakafocus #karfocus #dk_clix #karnataka_focus
Saw the Shree Bhagwan Bahubali Digambar Jain statue at Dharmasthala. It is a clean place It is easily accessible by car and in the Dharmasthala complex only. One should definitely visit the place as it is close to the main temple There are steps and a road for cars to reach the top. There are good photo spots at the top of the hill. There is a small photo exhibition as well.
Very good place to visit if ever visiting Dharmastala . Can walk around 200-300 steps or can take vehicle through road .and believed the heat temprature does not cool down even if it rains .
Affordable Entry: At only 20 rupees per head Impressive Collection: The museum boasts an extensive and diverse collection of old artifacts, from vintage kitchen items to an intricate matchstick Mysore Palace. Organizational Excellence: The way ev
The most important element of the place is of the hill which surrounds the place with shrines of four Dharma Gods thereby it is called as Badinede Betta The place allows or permit only male tourist and no permission for women and child is granted in
Contains wide variety of fishes of all families . They are the large and well maintained . People visit here for relaxation after visiting Temple. It should have been still more larger for attracting people .
