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    Kolar

    You can reach the city of Kolar in Karnataka by covering around 55 kilometres from the capital city of Bengaluru. The city's gold mines and dairy industry have made it famous throughout history. At the moment, it is one of the largest milk producers in the world and the largest in South India. Once known as the sacred Avantika-Kshetra, this ancient settlement is renowned for its many places of worship. The districts of Bangalore Rural and Chikballapur are to its west, Chittoor in Andhra Pradesh to its east, and Krishnagiri and Vellore in Tamil Nadu to its south.

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    Kolaramma Temple

    Kolaramma Temple

    Revered Hindu shrine
    Kolaramma Temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvathi, is a "must-see" for any visitors to the Kolar District (Kolaramma). Dravida Vimana-style architecture was used to create this L-shaped pilgrimage destination.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Vidurashwatha Temple

    Vidurashwatha Temple

    Stunning temple with intricate architecture
    Tourists going through Kolar should make a detour at the Vidurashwatha Temple. About 10 kilometres from Gowribidanur Taluk, this location is among the most revered religious sites in all of India.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Markandeya Hill

    Markandeya Hill

    Perfect spot for devotees
    It is recommended that visitors check out Markandeya Hill in the Kolar District of Karnataka, which is adjacent to the village of Vokkaleri. Sage Markandeya is honoured with this place's name. The locals believe that Markandeya used to do tapas just here.

    3 to 4 hours

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    Koti Lingeshwara Temple

    Koti Lingeshwara Temple

    Revered temple for Hindus
    The Koti Lingeshwara Temple in Kammasandra Village is a “must-see” for every tourist in the Kolar District. The world's largest Shivalinga, measuring in at a whopping 108 feet in height, can be seen at this temple that was constructed by the revered monk Swamy Sambha Shiva Murthy.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Kolar Betta

    Kolar Betta

    Scenic tourist attraction
    Kolar Betta, located 2 kilometres from Kolar Town, is highly recommended by visitors. Kolar Betta, also known as Kolar Hills and formerly known as Satasringa Hills (hundred peaked mountain), is a popular tourist picnic place.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Adinarayanaswamy Temple

    Adinarayanaswamy Temple

    Tranquil shrine for Hindus
    Adinarayanaswamy Temple, located atop Yellodu Hills in Kolar District, is recommended as a tourist destination. At a distance of around 12 kilometres from Bagepalli, you'll find this cave temple.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Kolar Gold Fields

    Kolar Gold Fields

    Known for gold production
    Kolar Gold Fields, found in Bangarapet Taluk, is a recommended stop for tourists in the area of Kolar. During the time of the British Raj, this location became famous for its gold production. Aside from Anglo-Indians, the city's population during the colonial period included people of Italian, German, and British descent. To the east of Kolar Gold Fields, at a height of 1,095 metres (3,195 feet), you’ll find the renowned Dodabetta Hill.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Avani

    Avani

    Home to stunning temples
    In the village of Avani, located in the Kolar District, is a collection of Ramalingeshwara temples that is “recommended” for visitors. Approximately 11 kilometres from the Kolar Gold Fields, Avani is located which is sometimes known as the Gaya of the South.

    2 to 3 hours

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    Someswara Temple

    Someswara Temple

    Peaceful place of worship
    One of the most popular tourist destinations in the Kolar District is the Someswara Temple. The temple stands in the middle of Kolar and is dedicated to Lord Someswara, who is an avatar of Lord Shiva. Designed in the Vijayanagar architecture, this holy place dates back to the 14th century.

    1 to 2 hours

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    Best Time To Visit Kolar

    All Year Round Destination

    • NOV-FEB

      Peak Season

    • JUL-OCT

      Moderate Season

    • MAR-JUN

      Off-season

    • What To Expect:Pleasant weather with clear skies and gentle breezes in the evenings.
    • Things You'll Love:Shopping complexes and outdoor spots

    FESTIVALS AND EVENTS

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    Pattadakal Dance FestivalJanuary

    Holi FestivalMarch

    Karaga FestivalMarch and April

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