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Temples in Badami

Bhutanatha Temple Badami

Bhutanatha Temple Badami

The Bhutanatha group of temples are Hindu temples from the 7th to the 12th centuries located in Badami, Karnataka. It is composed of two subgroups: the North Bhutanatha group, also

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Upper Shri Shivalaya Gudi Badami

Upper Shri Shivalaya Gudi Badami

Upper Shri Shivalaya Situated on top of the northern hill of Badami, this is the Vaishnava temple. The artwork in these temples displays images of Shiva, Vishnu and Devi, along

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Yellamma Gudi Badami

Yellamma Gudi Badami

The Yellamma temple at Badami is an example of one of the earliest examples of Western Chalukya architecture. Situated at the western end of the tank, this structure is remarkable

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Badami Cave Temples

Badami Cave Temples

The Badami cave temples are located in Badami, Karnataka. There is a collection of Hindu and Jain cave temples. Important examples of Indian rock-cut architecture can be found in the

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Badami Temples

Badami situated in the northern part of Karnataka famous for its rich history and architecture. The town is a Part of the government scheme 'HRIDAY' known for its beautiful heritage and temples in Badami including Badami Cave Temples, Bhutanatha Temple, Upper Shri Shivalaya Gudi and Yellamma Temple. Devotees and tourists mostly visit Badami from the month of July to March to explore Badami Temples and Festivals like Virupaksha Temple Car Festival and Mallikarjuna Temple Festival are worth visiting. Know more about temple arti, darshan timings and much more at Yatradham.org.

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