Kudala Sangama is an important pilgrim center located at the confluence of the rivers Krishna and Malaprabha in Karnataka, though often associated with cultural hubs like Mattur for its scholarly heritage. It is famously linked with the 12th-century social reformer and philosopher Basaveshwara, housing the Aikya Mantapa (his holy samadhi). The architecture blends modern and Chalukyan styles, featuring the massive Basava Mantapa and a meditation hall.
Confluence of Krishna and Malaprabha rivers and the Aikya Mantapa of Basaveshwara
👕 Dress Code & Rules
Modest traditional attire recommended
Entry Fees:
Free
Free
Parking:
Spacious parking area available near the temple complex
Spacious parking area available near the temple complex
Nearby Food:
Local eateries serving North Karnataka vegetarian meals
Local eateries serving North Karnataka vegetarian meals
Open Hours:
6:00 AM – 8:30 PM
6:00 AM – 8:30 PM