Nanya Bairaveshwara temple, bairapura, mudigere, chikmagalur

Nanya Bairaveshwara temple located in bairapura village near mudigere Taluk. The complete area belongs to Forest Department however human path is is visible all around. This Temple is the starting point for ettina Bhuja, a peak mountain located in western ghat. A statutory board from Forest Department can be visible before entering into the forest. Calm and less human intervention where nature presented this beautiful place in its own structure. And more on that we can see many places like this in Karnataka including Shimoga district and Uttara Kannada.

I have taken few sample photos to showcase the bairaveshwara temple.

Ettina Bhuja

Board from Forest Department

Nanya Bairaveshwara temple

Bairaveshwara temple bairapura

Ettina Bhuja from Bairaveshwara temple

Imaginary shot

Temple comes near hosakere

Around the temple

Idol shot

Mudigere temple

Temple architecture

Somewhere aside

ettina Bhuja and nanya Bairaveshwara temple

Malenadu Karnataka

Complete view of Bairaveshwara temple

Entrance shot

2016 Monsoon Driving

Its' a habitual practice for most of us to travel towards a direction where we cannot put a full-stop to our thinking in that memory, nobody will count how many times we went to that place, because for most of us it will bring a relaxed and pleasant mind to start with our daily duties. It's all about the age and time that usually change these hobbies. A young boy use to keep memorizing those beautiful girls around, young girls fall in to the memory of most handsome, while in profession everybody use to fall in one of the hobby, these hobbies finally bring one in to a perspective to find the real truth of life.

Random Shots

Morning mist

Renovated Road

NH 77

Morning

6:00 AM

Shiradi Ghat

 

Kempu hole

Dharmasthala Garden

Dharmasthala

Sri Rama Temple Dharmasthala

A morning at karkala, Karkala taluk, Udupi District, karnataka

Early in the morning we have visited the Karkala taluk, Gomateshwara betta, Chaturmukha Basadi, and few other basadi in the taluk. There are 21 Basadi's in Karkala, that would require 2 days to complete, amongst 21 basadi Chaturmakha basadi is the famous in karkala taluk. The chaturmukha basadi has 4 identical entrances from four cardinal directions to garbhagudi. Apart from this basadi there are 3 more basadi's located in an equidistant. Sravana Bsasdi, kere Bsasdi, and one more near gomateshwara hill. Most of the places in karkala covered by rocky hills, and to point karkala is a very clean city, i have traveled number of places in Karnataka but hardly i had seen the clean cities. All of the bsasdi's and gomateshwara hill temple will open after 7:00 AM daily and the pooja will begin after 7:30 AM. from the top of the gomateshwara hill a magnificent view of beautiful landscape with the morning lights provides awesome scene, and is a perfect place to begin the day with best shots.

karkala to dharmasthala - 65 KM
karkala to udupi - 37 KM
karkala to sringeri- 58 KM
karkala to moodbidri - 18 KM
karkala to kudremukh - 52 KM
karkala to kalasa - 70 KM
karkala to horanadu - 78 KM
karkala to mangalore - 55 KM
Bangalore to karkala - 362 KM

Climbing the Gomateshwara hill

Basadi near Gomateshwara Hill

  

Sunrise time

 

Summer Season

Destination to breakfast

Chaturmukha Basadi from Gomateshwara hill

Morning Lights impression

Garuda Gamba

Karkala Bahubali

Karkala

 

Gomateshwara Statue protected notice

From Gomateshwara Hill

Morning Lights

One more

 

Sunrise

Premises of Basadi

Entrance

Inside the Basadi

Opened at 7:00 AM

Naga devate

Towards East side

Last shot of basadi

Sri Shravana basadi

Shravana Basadi

Entrance to Chaturmukha Basadi

From Chaturmukha Basadi

A view of Gomateshwara from Chaturmukha Basadi

Chaturmukha Basadi

Chaturmukha Basadi Karkala

Inscription at Chaturmukha Basadi

Karkala Chaturmukha Basadi

One of the Entrance

Chaturmukha Basadi on other side

108 pillar Chaturmukha Basadi

Chaturmukha Basadi on west side

Entrance to Chaturmukha Basadi

One of the view of Chaturmukha Basadi

Belongs to Archeological survey of India