Home  |  About Us  |  Tour Packages  |  Reservation  |  Contact Us  |  E-Mail



 
Home >> South India  >> Karnataka >> Monument >> Srirangapatna Fort

Monuments in Karnataka
Religious Place of Karnataka
Hill Station in Karnataka
Beaches in Karnataka
Wildlife in Karnataka
Cities in Karnataka
Karnataka Tour Packages
South India Tour Packages

SRIRANGAPATNA FORT

History is mystery. Many might say this. But the fact remains that it is history only which has given birth to the glorious present. And today the enigmatic charm of this is prevalent in the form of popular monuments which speak about past. Srirangapatna Fort is one of such kinds where history relives.
While you are visiting Srirangapatna which is located about 16 km from Mysore in Karnataka, you will witness experiences of past. In this quaint little ancient town the most conspicuous landscape is Srirangapatna Fort. The ramparts of the Srirangapatna Fort are a live example of those historic battles which were fought over here. Of those various battles the most significant battle that holds importance is Tipu Sultan's struggle against the British. However, this epic battle ended in his death in 1799.
Within the historic Srirangapatna Fort you will find a Mosque and the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple. Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple is huge temple. It has an impressive gopuram and fort like walls. It boasts of a blend of the architectural styles of Hoysala and Vijayanagar. Swami Ranganatha in the temple is projected as reclining on the bed of Aadi Sesha. Not only this, in this temple you will also find images of Gowtama muni and the river Kaveri. Besides, in the northwest corner of the temple Ranganayaki Thaayaar is enshrined. Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple also houses a shrine

Karnataka Monuments

Mysore Palace
Ugra Narasimha Statue
Bangalore Palace
Gol Gumbaz Tour
Srirangapatna Fort
Ibrahim-Roza Bijapur
Gomateshwara Statue
Daria Daulat Bagh

to Lord Krishna. In fact to observe the Alwars and the Acharyas of the Sri Vaishnava traditions this temple is an ideal location in the fort. Apart from all these, images of Srinivasa and Panchamukha Anjaneya said to have been set by Vyasaraya are also found. Above all the Chaturvimsati pillars in front of the inner entrance bearing carvings of 24 forms of Vishnu is most enticing.

 
 

Home About Us  |  Tour Packages  |  Reservation  |  Contact Us E-Mail

 

Copyright © Luxury Holidays. All Rights Reserved.

Info@luxuryholidayindia.com

Developed and Maintained by Efforts Unlimited