ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ
37 cities · 47 temples
About ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ
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Karnataka spans Hoysala-era stone-carved star-platform shrines (Belur, Halebidu, Somnathpur), Udupi Krishna (the Madhwa-Sampradaya seat), Mookambika at Kollur, and Dharmasthala — the largest free annadanam tradition in Bharat. Mallikarjuna at Srisailam is just across the border in Andhra.
Cities
- Bengaluru6 temples
- Hampi3 temples
- Belur2 temples
- Sringeri2 temples
- ಉಡುಪಿ2 temples
- Aihole1 temple
- Avani1 temple
- Badami1 temple
- Banashankari1 temple
- Mysuru1 temple
- Halasi1 temple
- Dharmasthala1 temple
- Gangapur1 temple
- Gokarna1 temple
- Horanadu1 temple
- Halebidu1 temple
- Kateel1 temple
- Subrahmanya1 temple
- Doddagaddavalli1 temple
- Kolar1 temple
- ಕೊಲ್ಲೂರು1 temple
- Murudeshwara1 temple
- Pattadakal1 temple
- Srirangapatna1 temple
- Saundatti1 temple
- Nagai1 temple
- Pisilukallu1 temple
- Sigandur1 temple
- Melukote1 temple
- Kanva1 temple
- Maranakatte1 temple
- Sirsi1 temple
- Idagunji1 temple
- Banavasi1 temple
- Nanjangud1 temple
- Talakad1 temple
- Talakaveri1 temple
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Madhwa-Sampradaya?
A 13th-century Vaishnava lineage founded by Madhvacharya at Udupi. The Krishna temple there is the central seat, with eight monastic mathas rotating worship.
Why is Dharmasthala famous?
Largest free annadanam (community meal service) in Bharat — over 30,000 daily devotees fed without cost, run by the Heggade lineage trust since the 16th century.