Kittur Fort and Palaces

Kittur is a port situated in the Karnataka state of India, it is the previous capital of major archeological site. Kittur Fort and Palace is situated in Honnidibba, Belgaum. It was held by the Desai  Marathas of Kittur, and in addition Rani Chennamma, a Lingayat lady warrior of Karnataka. The story behind this fortress and royal residence is that Rani Chennamma, a lady warrior who rebelled against the British in 1824, once managed over the royal residence.

Kittur achieved its apex amid the Mallasarja Desai. The place has a Nathapanthi matha in police line territory, and sanctuaries of Maruti , Kalmeshwara, Dyamavva and Basavanna, the last named a later Chalukyan landmark now totally remodeled.

The archeological historical center at the area is overseen by the state branch of antiquarianism and exhibition halls. It has a rich accumulation of ancient pieces found in and around Kittur, which incorporate a couple of the weapons, swords, mail-coat, shield, engraved wooden entryways and windows of the Kittur royal residence, engravings, herostones, Surya, Vishnu both from Kadrolli, Vishnu and Surya from Devarashigehalli, Subrahmanya from Manoli, Durga from hirebagewadi and numerous more artifacts, and in addition some advanced compositions.

                                                               

Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary

Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary is nature's joy which you should visit, particularly on the off chance that you are a flying creature mate. This 29.78 sq km asylum encases an extend of around 28 km of the Ghataprabha River which additionally has a store made by a dam worked close Dhupdal and in addition 20 islets along the extend. Enveloped by agrarian fields, Ghataprabha Wildlife Sanctuary, Belgaum region, Karnataka allures vacationers who visit the area. The haven is referred to for transient fowls, for example, the Demoiselle crane and European White Stork. You ought to in a perfect world visit this place amongst November and March, which is the best time in light of the fact that the vast majority of the transitory flying creatures settle here amid this season. Ghataprabha Bird Sanctuary is found 15 km far from Gokak Taluk and 2 km far from Konnur Railway Station. It is best traveler problem area for winged creature darling and for untamed life picture taker to take colossal experience of assortment of feathered creatures.



                                                                           

Gokak Textile Mill1885...

Built up in 1885 by Ritchie Stewart Ltd, Gokak plants is a multi-faceted association, giving a huge swath of items and administrations for the material and clothing ventures. The factory begun with only 6000 axles and today that number has extended to a surprising 114,408 shafts with a creation limit of 90 MT yarn for each day. 

Today Gokak factories is a leader in the worldwide material market, utilizing front line innovation, high-review crude materials and stringent quality control to convey just the finest items to its clients. Being effectively settled as yarn spinners for a century, the factories have expanded their perspectives to incorporate colored yarns, canvas, terry towels, sewed pieces of clothing and other downstream items. 

With its escalated and cutting edge innovative work focus, Gokak plants is one of the biggest generation units perceived by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research and the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Government of India.

Mahalingeshwara Templ

Mahalingeshwara Temple Built around 1153 AD, this sanctuary is one of the most seasoned sanctuaries here. It is arranged around 7 kilometers far from Gokak. It is worked in the later Chalukyan kind of design.

Mahalingeshwara Temple, on the south side of the Gokak Waterfalls, is a vital out of date waterway front sanctuary. Devoted to Lord Shiva, this sanctuary is privately called as Takakeshwara Temple. This sanctuary is an expansive structure worked in the Chalukya style of design. It has a Garbh Griha, ardhamandapa and an open Mukhamandapa. The sanctum has a ground arrange with a tall shikhara with impeccable carvings portraying certain representations from the Hindu mythology. The sanctuaries of Lord Dattatreya, Lord Muruga, Mallikarjuna and Kadsiddheshwara are additionally found here.

Gokak is 65 km by street from Belgaum and is very much associated by open transport. Ghataprabha Railway Station close Gokak is the closest railhead.