Belagavi District

Khanapurtaluk

14 places the department records here. 12 of them carry a photograph.

Khanapur20K visitors
Asoga
Asoga is a hill station with the ancient and famous Maheshwara Temple.
Khanapur
Chorla
Located about 11 km from Kankumbi, Chorla trekking provides views of valleys and the Goa– Maharashtra border.
Khanapur91K visitors
Halasi
A capital of the Kadambas around 500 AD, and again under the Goa Kadambas.
Khanapur80K visitors
Handibadaganatha Matha
Situated about 700 metres above sea level, Handibadaganatha is described as the “Himalayas of the South”.
Khanapur2.0 lakh visitors
Kakkeri
About 32 km from Khanapur, Kakkeri is known for the ancient Sri Bishtadevi Temple.
Khanapur7K visitors
Kasamalagi
Kasamalagi is about 30 km from Khanapur and has the Parshwanath Muni Jain Temple.
Ecotourism
Khanapur Taluk
Khanapur
Krishnapur
Talevadi is about 9 km from Krishnapur and is famous for trekking.
Khanapur
Nagaragali
Ojar Waterfall is about 4 km from Nagaragali.
Khanapur1.9 lakh visitors
Nandgad
About 30 km from the district headquarters and 14 km from Khanapur taluk headquarters, Nandgad is famous for Sangolli Rayanna.
Khanapur
Parwad
The 6 km route from Kankumbi to Parwad offers opportunities for nature viewing, trekking, rock climbing and rappelling.
Khanapur1.6 lakh visitors
Sri Mavuli Devi Temple, Kankumbi
This is the source of the Malaprabha River, a major river of North Karnataka.
Khanapur
Suralu Waterfall
Located about 50 km from Belagavi, the waterfall is particularly picturesque during the monsoon season.
Belagavi District
Khanapur Taluk
Khanapur
The Western Ghats
The range along the district's western edge, and the wettest country in it.
Khanapur
Vajrapoha Waterfall
The waterfall is located in the Jamboti forest area, about 53 km from the district headquarters and 23 km from Khanapur.

Asoga

Chorla

Halasi

Handibadaganatha Matha

Kakkeri

Kasamalagi

Krishnapur

Nagaragali

Nandgad

Parwad

Sri Mavuli Devi Temple, Kankumbi

Suralu Waterfall

The Western Ghats

Vajrapoha Waterfall