The Amruteshwara Temple is situated in Annigeri town,
Navalgund Taluq of Dharwad district in Karnataka. It is 25 km from Gadag. The
main deity in this temple is Lord Shiva. The Amruteshwara temple is a beautiful
Black Stone temple and is the finest examples produced by the Kalyani Chalukyas
(Western Chalukya architecture).
Location Amruteshwara Temple, Annigeri, Dharwad(Dist.), Karnataka
Architecture
The Amruteshwara Temple, built in 1050, is a fine example of
Kalyani Chalukya Architecture. The temple is built of black soapstone. Built in
the Dravidian style, the temple has a roof is supported by 76 pillars. The
walls of the temple are covered in carvings of mythological figures. This
temple served as the model for later structures like the Mahadeva Temple at
Itagi.
Culture
Clean and conservative clothing preferred.
Darsan Dresscode
Temple timings : 6:00 AM To 5:30 PM
Darsan Info
The best time to visit this temple is between December and
January. This is the time of the temple car festival, the Rathotsava, when an
idol of Lord Amruteshwara is taken out in procession in a Ratha.
Additional Info
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