Haveri - Visit The Town Of Amazing Temples!

The town of Haveri is one of the places which gives the authentic feel of North Karnataka. The history, culture and traditions are unique and interesting to explore. Haveri town is the district headquarters which forms the major part of the region.

We can see a number of temple architectures as Haveri was one of the territories under the Western Chalukyas. It is said that the name Haveri was derived from two Kannada words Havu—snake—and keri—place—the land of snakes!

This stronghold of the Western Chalukyas is now a famous trading centre for Byadagi menasinakayi (red chillies) and cardamom garlands. Haveri is also an exciting place for heritage lovers as there are many ancient structures. Apart from the tourist places, Haveri is a place of many popular Kannada personalities like Kanaka Dasa (saint-poet), Shishunala Sharifa (poet-singer), Dr V. K. Gokak (writer), Panchakshari Gavayigalu and so on.

Tourist Attractions In And Around Haveri

The town of Haveri is surrounded by tourist places and religious sites. Utsav Rock Garden, Siddeshwara Temple, Kaginele, Galageshwara Temple, Bankapura Peacock Sanctuary, etc. are some of the prominent tourist places near the town of Haveri.

Cuisines

Haveri cuisine is similar to most of North Karnataka cuisine like jolada roti (corn-flour roti), godhi huggi, bajra roti, kuchagadabu (a kind of ladoo) and holige (sweet roti) are some of the famous dishes in Haveri.

How To Reach Haveri

Haveri is around 95 km from Dharwad and 335 km from Bengaluru. It is well connected to all other cities of Karnataka.