Visit to Shravanabelagola Your first stop is Shravanabelagola, one of the most important Jain pilgrimage sites in India. Here, you will visit the majestic Gommateshwara Bahubali statue, carved from a single piece of granite and standing 58 feet tall atop a hill. You can climb the steps for a panoramic view or simply explore the serene surroundings at the base. The guide will explain the spiritual significance and history of this ancient site.

Drive to Hassan (Distance: 50 km) After exploring Shravanabelagola, continue your journey to Hassan, a region known for its historical significance and proximity to the Hoysala temple towns of Belur and Halebidu. Enjoy the countryside views along this peaceful route.

Explore Belur (Distance from Hassan: 40 km) Arrive at Belur to explore the Chennakesava Temple, a true gem of Hoysala architecture. This temple is famous for its intricate stone carvings, graceful sculptures, and detailed friezes depicting stories from the Ramayana and Mahabharata. As your guide walks you through the temple, you’ll learn about the craftsmanship and cultural importance behind each sculpted panel. Your guide will explain the cultural and historical relevance of this 12th-century marvel.

Lunch Break in Belur (Meal Not Included) Take a relaxing break at a local restaurant in Belur to enjoy traditional South Indian cuisine. This is an excellent opportunity to rest, refresh, and sample local flavours before continuing your journey. Note: Lunch is not included. It can be added at extra cost upon request.

Visit to Halebidu (Distance from Belur: 16 km) Next, head to Halebidu, the former capital of the Hoysala Empire. Here, you will visit the Hoysaleswara Temple, known for its stunning sculptural detail. The temple walls are richly adorned with carvings of gods, goddesses, animals, dancers, and scenes from mythology. Walk through this open-air museum and absorb the artistic grandeur that defines this historic site.

Visit to Lakshmi Temple, Vyasa Village (Distance from Halebidu: 10 km) The final stop is at the Lakshmi Temple in the peaceful village of Vyasa. This quiet, lesser-known temple is dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi and is admired for its traditional architectural style. It’s a serene and spiritual place to reflect on the journey and appreciate the beauty of Karnataka’s heritage beyond the main tourist trail

Return to Bengaluru (Distance from Vyasa Village: 210 km) Relax in your vehicle as you drive back to Bengaluru. Your guide and driver will ensure a smooth return, with drop-off at your hotel or original pickup location. The tour ends with unforgettable memories of Karnataka’s spiritual depth and architectural brilliance