Badami Cave Temples
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Deity: Shiva and Place: Badami
Badami Cave Temples. Dedicated to Shiva and. Located in Badami.
- Primary Deity
- Shiva and
- Architecture
- rock-cut architecture in India
- Built
- 6th century
- Builder
- early Chalukya dynasty
- Dress Code
- Traditional and formal clothing
- Address
- Badami, Bagalkot district, Karnataka, India
History
The Badami cave temples were constructed during the rule of the Chalukya dynasty, serving as part of their capital city, known historically as Vatapi. They are renowned as significant examples of Indian rock-cut architecture.
Spiritual Significance
These caves hold great religious importance as a historic collection of both Hindu and Jain cave temples showcasing ancient craftsmanship.
- Nearest Railway: from Badami Cave Temples, 103 km via Vijayapura Rd.By AirThe most preferable airport for Badami Cave Temples is Hubli Airport, which is 110 km away from the temple and can take approximately 2:30 hours to reach.Best Time to Visit Badami Cave TemplesBadami Cave Temples are the main attraction of Badami town. The best time to visit this place is in the cold season from November to February.
- Nearest City: Badami (0 km)
Major Festivals
- Diwali
- Holi
- Navratri