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The Hoysalas ruled around modern-day Karnataka from the

11th-13th century. They were great patronage of arts,
literature, and religion. They are known for their excellent
temple architecture. Belur, Halebidu, and Somnathpura are
prominent places where Hoysala temples were built with
After visiting
exemplary Chennakesava Temple in Belur, I was too
excellence.
excited to visit all other important temples constructed
during the Hoysala reign. There are around 92 Hoysala
temples spread across the state. The majority of them are
located in Hassan, Mysore, and Mandya districts. We chose
Hassan as our center point to visit them.

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1. Laxmi Narasimha Temple, Nuggehalli Tags

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All the nine ceilings are carved beautifully. The Navrang

mandapa is connected to a pillared Mukha mandapa with
Vigrahas of Durga, Saraswati, and Harihara on the left side.

Krishna under Kadamba Tree – Nuggehalli

The entrance is through a Mahadwara. Mukha mandapa and

the Mahadwara are later addition by the Vijaynagara kings.
The outer wall of the temple is decorated with gures of
Gods and Goddesses, stories from Ramayana, Mahabharata,
and Bhagavata. There are panels with images depicting the
social fabric prevalent in the 11th and 12th centuries. The
Rathotsava
temple is an
is made important
of locally festival
available celebrated during the
soapstone.
month of April.
2. Sadashiva Temple, Nuggehalli
Sadashiva temple is another architectural masterpiece of the
Hoysalas. The Mahadwara anked by two Dwarapalas leads
to a pillared hall. Steps leading to the raised Jagati has two
beautifully sculpted elephants on either side. It is an Ekakuta
temple with one Shikhara or Vimana. Garbhagriha has a big
Shiva Linga connected to Sukanasi and Navranga mandapa
with a raised circular platform is in the center called
Darshana mandap. Nandi mandapa is a closed chamber with
a lovely sculpture of Adishesha.

Sadhashiva Temple at Nuggehalli in Karnataka

Mandapa has Vigrahas of Mahisasurmardini, Ganesha,

Subramanya, and Suryanarayana. Toran on the doorway has
Shiva Parvati sitting on Nandi. Pillars are circular lathe pillars
in the Hoysala style. The hall has a life-size standing Murthy
of Parvati. Mahadwar and the outer hall were later added by
the Vijaynagar Empire.

Parvati Amman – Sadashiva Temple Nuggehalli

The shikhara is beautifully carved with geometrical patterns

and designs with a Kalash on the top. Beautifully carved
Nandi gures adorn the four directions on the shikhara along
with Hoysala emblem of Sala killing the tiger.
The temple was also built by Bommanna Dandanayaka.
Nuggehalli was a ourishing Agrahara, a center of learning
also called Vijaya Somnathpura.
Nuggehalli is situated 63 KMs from Hassan and 163 KMs
from Bangalore.
3. Ishwara Temple, Arasikere
Arasikere is a small town in the Hassan district of Karnataka.
It is famous for the Hoysala period Ishwara temple.
Arasikere literally means “Queens Tank” in Kannada. Arasi
means queen or princess and kere means lake.

Ishwara Temple – Arsikere

Ishwara Temple dedicated to Shiva is an Ekakuta temple

with one shikhara, two mandapas-one open and another
closed. The interior structure has Garbagriha, Sukanasi,
Darshana mandapa, and a Natya mandapa. The Natya
mandapa is a circular closed structure supported by 21 lathe
pillars and an irregular star-shaped dome. The ceiling is
intricately carved in the shape of an inverted lotus. A raised
Natya
platformMandapa
is constructed for seating purposes supported by
small elephant structures at the base.

Natya Mandapa of Ishwara Temple at Arsikere

The Natya mandapa is connected to the Darshana mandapa

through a bay. Darshan mandapa has small shrines
dedicated to Veerabhadra, Ganapati, Brahma, Vishnu, and
Ashtadikpala. It is a square hall without any window, has six
pillars and nine ceilings. The ceilings are intricately carved
with owers and ligree work. There is another hall on the
right side of the temple with 24 pillars. The hall has three
The outerdedicated
shrines wall of thetoshrine is decorated
Veereshwar, with guresand
Bakeshwar, of
deities, stories from Puranas and epics. The temple has a
Chamundeshwar.
unique irregular star-shaped structure. You see a Nandi bull
on top of the Sukanasi instead of the regular Hoysala
This soapstone temple was built during the reign of King
emblem.
Veera Ballal.
Shivaratri and Kartik Amavasya are two major festivals of the
temple.
Arasikere is 41 KMs from Hassan and 200 KMs from
Bangalore.
4. Veer Narayan Temple, Belavadi
Belavadi is located close to Halebidu in Chickmagalur district
of Karnataka. This place is referred to as Ekachakranagar in
Mahabharat. It is said that here Pandava prince Bhima killed
the demon Bakasura. The town is famous for another
Hoysala Temple-Veer Narayan Swamy Temple.

Veer Narayan Temple – Belavadi

It is a Trikuta temple and the central shrine belongs to Veer

Narayan Swamy with Venugopal on the left and
Yoganarasimha to the right. Two carved elephants ank the
entrance. 8 ft tall Chaturbhuj Veernarayan Swamy carved on
Saligrama in stone stands on an open lotus anked by
Shridevi and Bhudevi on his sides. Ten avatars of Vishnu are
Features oftop.
carved on the Hoysala temples
The features of Hoysala temples like Garbhagriha, Sukanasi,
mandapa, circular lathe pillar with a mirror-like nish can all
be seen.

Circular polished Pillar

Enchanting Vigraha of 8 ft tall Venugopal Krishna stands

under a Kalpavriksha, holding a ute. He is surrounded by
gures of Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanatan, Sanat Kumars,
Gopikas, Cows, Rukmini, and Satyabhama. It has been
certi ed by ASI as the best Krishna Murti of India. Its
The seven-foot-tall
beautiful murti
carving makes youof
feelYoganarasimha in a sitting
his divine presence.
posture, holds the Shanka and Chakra, with Sridevi and
Bhoodevi standing on either side. It is said that after killing
Hiranyakashyipu, Narasimha was very angry. To mitigate
that anger, he posed in the yoga mudra.
All three murtis are made from Ekashila Shaligram.

The outer walls are carved like typical Hoysala temples. A

unique aspect of this temple is its Trikuta Vimana and
stunningly beautiful Murtis. Emphasis is more on the inner
beauty of the temple and Vigrahas.
Engineering Marvel
An engineering marvel of this temple is that on equinox i.e
March 23rd, the rst ray of the sun crosses the seven doors
of the temple and falls on the Murti of Veernarayan Swamy.
A large number of people gather on that day as it is an
important event. Festivals celebrated include Chaitra
Purnima, Janamashtami, Rathasaptami, and Narasimha
Jayanti. During Chaitra Purnima, the Utsav Murtis of Vishnu,
Photography inside the
Shridevi, and Bhudevi aretemple premises,
taken out particularly of the
in a procession.
Garbhagriha and the Vigraha is not allowed.

Belavadi is 12 KMs from Halebidu on the Javagal

Chickmaglur highway.
5. Brahmeshwar Temple, Kikkeri

Brahmeshwar Temple

The Brahmeshwar Temple is another masterpiece of

Hoysala architecture located close to a scenic big lake. This
Ekakuta temple dedicated to Shiva is in a dilapidated
condition as it is not maintained by ASI, though we did
witness some restoration work in progress. Regular puja
takes place but since it is hardly visited, the temple doors
remain closed most of the time. You can call the priest with
the help of the nearby locals. He is a gentleman happy to
guide you throughout the temple.

Nandi at Hoysala Brahmeshwar Temple

It is built at the ground level, not on a platform or Jagati like

other Hoysala temples. Image of Brahma adorns the toran of
the Garbhagriha. It is said that since we cannot worship
Brahma directly, he is worshipped through Shiva. When we
worship Shiva, Brahma is worshipped indirectly in this
temple, hence the name Brahmeshwar. The outer wall of the
temple is adorned with gurines of deities, stories from
Temple details
Puranas and epics. Most notable among them is the Varaha
avatar
Templeof has
Vishnu
a and Vigneshwar.Sukanasi and a Navrang
Garbhabriha,
mandapa. An outer small enclosure that has a huge well
decorated Nandi in sitting posture. Carvings on the Nandi will
hold your eyes. Behind Nandi stands Suryanarayan facing
the inner sanctum.

Mahishasurmardini at Brahmeshwar Temple

A circular raised platform supported by four lathe pillars have

carvings depicting scenes from Ramayana. Each pillar had
beautiful bracketed gures of four Madanikas. Most of them
have been stolen from the temple and you see only a few. A
small Bull in the Natya mandap faces the Vigraha. On each
side of the inner sanctum are two small shrines dedicated to
Mahisasurmardini and Ganesha.

Madanikas of Hoysala Temples are always a delight

On the north and south, there are shrines dedicated to Shiva

as Ishwar and Vishnu as Keshava. Sapta Matrikas panel is
near Vigraha of Ganesh and Kaalbhairava near Keshava.
Kaalbhairava was found inside the tank near the temple. The
ceiling has carvings of Ashtadigpalas and Navagrahas.
There are other small temple structure in the courtyard but
mostly in dilapidated condition. Only one small temple
dedicated to Parvatiamma has been restored and daily puja
is offered.
Kikkeri is 11 KMs from K R Pete on the Srirangapatna-
Chanaarayapatna highway.
6. Panchlingeshwar Temple, Govindanhalli
Panchlingeshwar is a Panchkuta temple with ve Vimanas
on the north-south axis, facing east that opens into a large
common pillared hall. Each shrine has a Garbhagriha,
Sukanasi in the same orientation that opens into the pillared
hall. A well-sculpted Nandi is seated on the porch facing the
shrines. Note small shrines of Ganesh and Chamundeshwari
on the left and right sides of each of the ve shrines
respectively.

Panchlingeshwar Temple – Govindanhalli

Notable structures present in the hall are of Subramanya,

Adishesha and Sapta Mattrikas, Shiva and Parvati. The ve
Shivalingas are named as Ishaneshwar, Tatpurusheshwar,
Aghoreshwar, Vamdeveshwar, and Sadjyoteshwar.
Dwarapalas, Nandi, and Vrungi are outside the Garbhagriha
of each shrine. The toran on all the Garbhagriha has an
image of Gajalakshmi. The lathe pillars are richly polished,
carved, and produce a metallic sound when tapped. The
outer wall of the temple has ten avatars of Vishnu and other
The structure
sculptures is constructed
of different on the
Gods and ground level,
Goddesses notinonthe
carved a
platform or Jagati.
Hoysala style.
It was built around 1237-38 AD by the famous Hoysala
sculptor Mallitamma, seen engraved in some of the
sculptures carved on the outer wall. The temple is located 5
KMs from Kikkeri on the Srirangapatnam –
7. Lakshmi Devi
Channarayapatna Temple, Doddagaddavalli
highway.

Lakshmi Devi Temple – Doddagaddavalli

A beautiful temple dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi is situated

in Doddagaddavalli village, 2km from the Hassan-Halebidu
highway. Quiet and serene, next to a lake, this Chatushkuta
temple with four Shikaras in four directions. It is among the
oldest surviving temples of the Hoysalas. The entrance is
from the east with walls that have perforations or lattice-like
structure for the passage of air and light. Temple has four
Kali temple
shrines dedicated to Kali, Lakshmi, Shiva and Vishnu in the
four directions.

Shanti Swarup Kali

A unique aspect of the temple is the shrine dedicated to

Shantaswarupa Kali, anked by Shakini and Dakini, in the
north, unlike other Hoysala temples that mostly dedicated to
either Vishnu or Shiva. There are sculptures of Nagakanya,
Vishkanya, and Vetala, usually not found in Hoysala temples.

Betal Toran – Lakshmi Devi Temple Doddagaddavalli

The toran has six Vetalas dancing along with Nagakanya and
Vishkanya on the outer walls of the Garbhagriha, which
opens directly to a mandapa. On each side are two big
images of Kalika bodyguard. The presence of this structure
shows the in uence of the tantra cult in the construction of
Mahalakshmi
the temple.

On the west, Mahalakshmi shrine has a Garbhagriha,

Sukanasi opening into the Navrang mandapa. This temple
has a linga in the Garbhgriha, a Shiva shrine in front and
Vishnu in the south. The original Vigraha of Vishnu was
destroyed. ASI installed the one that now worshipped as
Keshava.

Shiva playing Rudra Vina

The richly decorated ceilings show Shiva doing Rudra Tandav

and playing Rudra Veena. Other images include Indra riding
Airavat, Agni, Varuna, Nirutta and Yama riding their
respective Vahana. The central ceiling had an image of
Bhuvaneshwari but it is not clearly visible. Inscriptions on the
stone in the old Kannada language can be seen in the
courtyard.

Sculpture at Shantaswarupa Kali – Doddagaddavalli

Well maintained by ASI with manicured lawns and hedges. It

was built by Sahaja Devi, wife of Kallahana Rahuta, who was
a minister in the court of the Hoysalas during the reign of
King Vishnuvardhan around the 11th century.
8. Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Javagal

Lakshmi Narasimha Temple – Javagal

It is a Trikutachala temple that you enter through a

Vijayanagara time Mahadwar with elephants on either side.
The three shrines are connected by a small common Natya
mandapa. It is reached by another mandapa that you enter
after meeting two Dwarapalas Jaya and Vijaya after you
Vijayanagar kings also
have paid respects added
to the Deepastambha,
Garuda Stambha. Laxmi temple,
and a pillared hall here. A pillared hall on the extreme corner
at the backside built by the Hoysalas is in a dilapidated
condition. It is maintained by the State archaeological
department.

Kaliya Mardan on the Toran of Lakshmi Narasimha Temple – Javagal

Veer Narayan Swamy

The presiding deity of this temple is Veer Narayan Swamy as
Sridhar. On the left is Venugopal and on the right
Laxminarasimha with his consort Lakshmi. The deities have
been placed in a similar manner as in the Belavadi temple.
Here Venugopal is of Balya Avastha Krishna or baby Krishna
and hence without the crown. In Belavadi, he is an
adolescent Krishna. You can see images of Dasavatar,
Gopikas, cows, Satyabhama and Rukmini in this temple too.
All Murtis
Toran showshereKrishna
are made of Shaligrama
killing the serpentShila.
Kaliya better known
as Kaliya Mardan or Kaliya Samhara.
There are two small shrines dedicated to Mahaganapati on
the left and Chamundeshwari on the right. The ceiling of the
Mahaganapati shrine has 108 images of Ganapati while the
central ceiling is Ashta Digapalakas.
This temple was built in the 13th century by the Hoysala King
Vir Someshwara.
Javagal town is located about 50 KMs from Hassan.

9. Bhoga Narasimha Temple, Shanthigrama

A simple but practicing temple popularly-known as Shri
Lakshmi Sametha Varada Yoga Bhoga Narasimha temple.
The entrance is through a huge colorful and ornately
decorated gopuram. Inside the courtyard, there is a small
Ekakuta shrine dedicated to Narasimha. Another pillared hall
at the end of the temple and a Yagna Kunda seems to be a
later addition.

Bhoga Narasimha Temple – Shantigrama

The temple is painted in white, hence the pillar and outer

walls do not look like a Hoysala temple. Narasimha is seen
sitting with Lakshmi on his left and holding Shankh in the
right hand and Chakra on the left. There is a divine aura as
the ritualistic puja is being conducted since the last 1200
The
years.central ceiling has nine forms of Narasimha – Nava
Narasimha in a circle. These none forms are Ugra, Krodha,
Veera, Vilamba, Koapa, Yoga, Aghora, Sudarshana and
Lakshmi Narasimha.
This temple was built by Queen Shanthala Devi, the wife of
King Vishnuvardhan, in the 11th century.

Shanthigrama is located 13 KMs from Hassan on the

Bangalore Hassan highway.
10. Chennakesava Temple, Anekere
Anekere is a small town in Chanarayapatna taluk on the
Srirangapatna Chanarayapatna highway. Chennakesava
temple is an Ekakuta temple with a huge Kalasha on the top.
The entrance is through a stepped doorway that leads to the
courtyard with the temple in the middle. Pillared hall runs
throughout the compound. There is an antique Tulasi pot.
Inner shrine or Garbhagriha has a Murthy of Chennakesava
with Bhudevi and Sridevi.
Toran has Gaja Lakshmi on it and Dwarpalas Jaya and Vijaya
on the walls. Profusely carved ceilings remind you of this
signi cant element of the Hoysala architecture.

A stone inscription at Cheenakesava Temple Anekere

Shikhara has geometrical patterns and designs. Inscriptions

are there on the left of the temple wall in the old Kannada
language. It is a small but beautiful temple worth visiting.

Utsav Murthy is taken out during Ugadi in the months of

March-April.
11. Lakshminarayan Temple, Hosaholalu

Lakshminarayana Temple Hosaholalu

Hosaholalu is a small town in the Mandya district, famous for

this excellent masterpiece of Hoysala architecture built by
King Vir Someshwar in the year 1250 AD.
Lakshminarayan temple is a Trikuta temple with a central
principle shrine in the west devoted to Lakshminarayan, also
called Nambinarayan.  Two small shrines of Ganesh and
Chamundi, ank the central shrine. The shrine on the north
has Venugopal and on the south has Lakshminarasimha.

External Sculpted Walls of Lakshminarayana Temple in Hosaholalu

The central shrine has a Garbhagriha and Sukanasi that

opens to the common Natya mandapa. There is an
additional hall present after the Natya mandap. The other
two shrines have Garbhagriha that joins with the common
Natya mandapa. The interior of the temple is similar in
structure as the other Hoysala temples with extensively
carved ceilings and circular lathe pillar. The pillars produce
metallic sound when tapped.

Garuda carrying Lakshmi & Narayana

Built with chlorite or soapstone it stands on jagati or on a

raised platform like most of the Hoysala temples. The outer
walls are most exquisite with six panels showing animal
gures like elephants, Makara or crocodile, swan, peacock,
and beautiful oral motifs. Above these panels are the
structures of Gods and Goddesses, stories from Puranas,
Ramayana, and Mahabharata.

Animal carving on the exterior wall of Lakshminaraya

Temple at Hosaholalu

Since this temple was never invaded by any invaders, the

sculptures are not destroyed. ASI maintains the beautiful
manicured lawns and gardens around it.
Vaikuntha Ekadashi is the main festival celebrated in this
temple.
Traveling Tips Hoyasala Temples Trail in
Karnataka:
Apart from Bengaluru, you may choose Hassan or Mysore
as the central point of stay as they have good hotels and
are closer by.
The best time to visit is between October-March.

Carry your own snacks and water. Most of these temples

are located in villages, away from the highway.

Locals are very helpful and courteous. Ask them directions

as google map sometime behaves erratically.

You may not nd a proper guide everywhere. But

wherever available, take their service. Many local people
are willing to guide without any expectations. They feel it’s
a matter of pride for them to showcase their heritage.
Most of these Hoysala Temples are hardly crowded. You
can spend time peacefully exploring these architectural
marvels.
This is a post by Shruti Mishra under  Inditales Internship
Program.

Shruti Mishra is a professional banker

who loves to travel and explore the rich
heritage of different places and enjoy
their local cuisine. She is a book lover
too, who also likes to cook a warm
meal for the family. She currently lives
in Bangalore and dreams to extensively explore this beautiful
country completely and write a book on the roads less
traveled.

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13 COMMENTS

Anjali January 21, 2020 At 5:02 PM

Thanks, Very nice article and very informative.

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Betty January 21, 2020 At 11:04 PM

thanks, nice information regarding Karnataka, it has updated my

knowledge
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william johnson January 24, 2020 At 1:54 AM

interesting information about Lesser Known Hoysala Temples of

Karnataka
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Shahzaib January 25, 2020 At 4:16 AM

Amazing place temples nice information on temples is historical

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william johnson January 25, 2020 At 3:59 PM

the best information about Lesser Known Hoysala Temples of

Karnataka
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Andreson Antony January 31, 2020 At 5:13 PM

Very informative blog, these beautiful buildings are dozens of

years
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Anuradha Goyal January 31, 2020 At 9:25 PM

No, they are 100s of years old.

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Smarth February 1, 2020 At 7:38 PM

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r .b sharma February 2, 2020 At 5:32 PM

very well written and very helpful information about the places in
Karnataka.as it seems they are of so long time ago I mean like
100 years old and those historical buildings and carvings are
simply
Reply amazing and tell a lot about the place and history.

shalini sharma February 3, 2020 At 11:30 AM

A very nice blog. I liked your content.

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Paul February 3, 2020 At 10:05 PM

Hey! This is an awesome blog. Thank you for sharing.

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Aswin March 2, 2020 At 9:51 PM

Very informative and unique content. The lesser known temples

are usually ignored by travellers. It’s time.to visit these temples
of Hoyasala
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Sanandana October 24, 2020 At 11:37 PM

Thank you for the valuable information; the picture captioned as

Bhoga Narasimha temple is of Shri Channakeshava temple in
Anekere
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