WMCQ+837 Sri Bhootanaatha Gudi, Badami, Karnataka 587201
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Sri Bhootanaatha Gudi - Featured Reviews (1074)
One of the most brilliantly photogenic spots of Badami is the cluster of temples called The Bhutanatha Group
Situated at the base of a long wall of sandstone mountain , on a promontary by the expansive lake called Agasthya Tirtha. These temples date from 7th Century to 12th century and show various archictural styles
Just behind the group of structural temples is a series of rock cut bas relief images of deities on a boulder .
With blue water rippling in the full tank the Bhutanatha Group offers a mesmerising visual treat
Very Nice temple , Situated beside the lake .Must visit if you visit badami.
Some history about temple as below
The Bhutanatha group of temples are 7th to 12th century Hindu temples to the east of Agastya lake in Badami, Karnataka state, India. It consists of two subgroups - one called the East Bhutanatha group or Bhutanatha main group from 7th to 8th-century mostly in the Dravida architecture style; the other called the North Bhutanatha group or Mallikarjuna group from 11th to 12th-century mostly in the Nagara architecture. The former illustrates the Badami Chalukya architects, the latter along with the nearby Yellamma temple the Kalyani Chalukya architects.
Calm and peaceful place in Badami located near Agasthya Lake. It's a group of temples. There's is no entry fee. Great views of lake and cave.
Bhootnath Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was constructed in 1527 CE during the rule of Raja Ajber Sen, a ruler of Mandi. He dreamt of a cow whose udders were showering milk at a particular spot in the woods. The next day, he went to the site and discovered a Shivalinga after hours of digging. Its beautiful temple beside lake
We visited on 7 Oct.must visit group of temples,besides the lake and big badami caves hills behind.very beautiful place.
Apparently you can drive to this place in a car through a gate which leaves two inches on each side while you enter it! Evening is probably a good time visit the temple. The golden hour just hits right at this place!
Temple group has awesome view. Access road is horrible through town's market.
Museum is nearby which is good. Beware of monkeys.
This temple, among very few, attracted me a lot. A humble pose in front of lake, with large mountain in the back, this temple make a worthy visit in Badami. The temple must be planned well and designed for the kingdom.
It is located within the premises of Badami fort. The trek starts alongside the archaeological museum. After crossing the first gate the path advances through the huge boulders. Path is very scenic. Crossing the second gate left side leads to lower S
Built in early decades of 600 CE , this awesome temple is one of the oldest surviving structural stone temples of South India .Great piece of archetecture situated on the badami cave temple complex. It's in the top of the northern hill and have to Tr
The Mahakuta group of temples is located in Mahakuta, a village in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka state, India. It is an important place of worship for Hindus and the location of a well-known Shaiva monastery. The temples are dated to the 6th or
It was an amazing experience staying in a farm. Rooms are maintained well, however the openings below the roof has the disadvantage of insects and mosquitoes coming in. Otherwise, everything was a great experience. Food was delicious. The family welc
I had an incredible rock climbing experience with Ganesha from Rock Climbing Badami! Ganesha's humility and encouragement made the climbing sessions enjoyable and motivating. He even took care of arranging my stay during the visit, which was very con
Superb place to visit along with aihole and pataddakal. Single rock cut caves are ancient marvel. And also see ASI museum, bhootnath temple complex and Badami fort. Keep water with you and be sure don't pay any camera fee as it's for personal use and
(Visited in June 2019) - It's a rock carved inscription located at the back side of Badami Fort. Place can be easily missed. One can visit it from Bhootanatha temple complex also - in fact this route is preferable. However, be warned that you have
Badami Chalukyas Art of stone is a group of temples on the hill, connected to Badami Fort. The structures date back to early 6th century when the Chalukyas of Vatapi (Badami ) emerged as major power. the hill also provides breathtaking views of the c
Such a beautiful & Calm place, It is marvellous natural fort built by Chalukya kings. Spectacular rock structures all around. Views are breathtaking. From top you see modern badami city, agastya Lake and caves. This is not crowded place with no entry
Located at the top of Badami fort..
People say this was built to store grains..Sounds reasonable as after looking at the structure, can be said that may be these were used to store grains..Seems that these are re stored or re constructed by the gove
