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Hassan : Excursions

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Belur

38 km from hassan with its exquisite temples. The chennakeshava temple is a fine example. It took 103 years to complete and the facade of the temple is covered with I intricate sculptures and frescoes - awe-inŽspiring in their workmanship. In the temple are hand-lathe turned filigreed pillars. Veeranarayana temple and the smaller I shrines are worth a visit.

Halebid
27 km north-west of hassan, 17 km east of belur is halebid. Hoysaleswara temple has a wealth of sculptural deŽtail, the walls covered with gods, godŽdesses, animals and dancing girls. No two facets of the temple are alike. Guarded by a nandi bull, it was never completed, despite 86 years of work. BeŽlur and halebid are 222 and 216 km reŽspectively from bangalore.
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Hassan: Karnataka

Std code: 08394 194 km from bangalore is the district headquarters town of hassan. This calm and peaceful town is a convenient base to visit sravanabelagola, belur and halebid. They are best done over two days, with an overnight halt at hassan. You can visit these places from bangalore and mysore too.

Hassan : Getting there

120 km west of mysore, it is connected by road and rail to bangalore, mysore and mangalore.

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