Mandaragiri Hills/Basadi Betta(Full Of Divine Vibrations)

Hello Everyone,My name is Goutham and today i am gonna tell you about a calm,serene and peaceful place "Mandaragiri Hills".

Temple: Jain Basadi/Temple
Temple Timings: 7:00am to 5:30pm
Entry Fees: No
DistrictTumkur
("The most important principle of the environment is that you are not the only element." - Mahavira)

Overview Of The Place:
  • Mandaragiri Hill, also known as Basadi Betta, is a small settlement in Tumkur District of Karnataka.
  • The Mandaragiri hill is a small hillock with well carved 435 steps which houses 4 ancient temples of which 2 are from 12th century and other two from 14th century.
View Of Betta From Hill Foot
View Of Hill From Starting Point

Well carved steps
Well Carved 435 steps

View From Hill Top
View From Hill Top
Ancient Temple On The Hill:
16th Century Parshwanatha Thirthankar
16th Century Parshwanatha Thirthankar

Sri Mahaveer Thirthankar
Sri Mahaveer Thirthankar

12th Century Shri Bhagwan Chandranatha
12th Century Shri Bhagwan Chandranatha
Sri Mukha Mantapa:
Statue of Chandranatha Thirthankara
 Statue of Chandranatha Thirthankara

Symbolic Installations Of A Cow And Tiger Feeding
Symbolic Installations Of A Cow And Tiger Feeding

View Of Guru Mandir From The Status
View Of Guru Mandir From The Status

Sri Mukha Mantapa View
Sri Mukha Mantapa View

Pillar In Front Of Tall Status
Pillar In Front Of Tall Status

View Of Chandranatha Bagawan
View Of Chandranatha Bagawan
  • Below the statue, there is a small temple dedicated to the Goddess Devi.
Goddess Devi And Small Idols Of Chandranatha Bagawan
Goddess Devi And Small Idols Of Chandranatha Bagawan
Guru Mandir:
Guru Mandir
Pinchi Shaped Guru Mandir

View Of Hills From Guru Mandir
View Of Hills From Guru Mandir
Divine Figures Found Near The Lake
Divine Figures Found Near The Lake
Mydala Kere(Lake) Backside Of The Hill:
Pleasant View Mydala Lake
Pleasant View Mydala Lake
Note: 
1.The temple on the top of the hill is currently under renovation.
2.There is no near by hotels or break point, it is advised to carry food and water bottle with you. 

Conclusion: 
"This location is a "hidden gem" which a very few know, once visit here and enjoy its calmness and peacefulness of the place.  
Thanks for reading.😊

How to reach Mandaragiri Hills:
Mandaragiri Hills is well connected by road network.
  • 63km from Bangalore(via Bangalore->Tumkur Road->Dabaspete->Panditanahalli->Mandaragiri Hills)[km may vary]
  • 20km from Tumkur[km may vary]
  • You can get bus service from Tumkur and Bangalore and walk 1km to the hill from bus stop.

Near By Places To Visit: 

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