Top 3 places to visit in Dharmasthala

Dharmasthala is a beautiful temple town with a mix of faith, history, and culture. It is also known as the "Land of Charity." It is on the banks of the Nethravathi river in Karnataka and is a famous place where people of the Shaiva, Vaishnava, and Jaina faiths can go on pilgrimage. The city has a famous pilgrimage place, Dharmasthala Temple. It is 800 years old temple. In November and December, there is a gathering of lights known as "Lakshadweep." Many people come to see the beautiful view. Another popular attraction is the tall statue of Bahubali. 

Bahubali Temple 

The impressive Bahubali figure is a single stone figure of Lord Bahubali that can be found in Dharmasthala, India, on top of Ratnagiri Hill, close to the river Nethravathi. The height of the statue is 57 feet, and it is made from a single rock. Some people go to the statue to pray. However, some people like to go there to get some peace. Bahubali Temple is one of the best places to visit in Dharmasthala. 

Dharmasthala Temple

The Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple in Dharmasthala is also called the Dharmasthala Temple. It is also a very respectful temple all over India. It has a past that goes back more than 800 years. No matter what faith you follow, you must visit this site because it is one of the holiest in South India. The Dharmasthala Temple is a must-visit during the Dharmasthala tour packages.

Manjusha Museum

The Manjusha Museum is the only one of its kind in the temple town in the South Canara district. The museum has old cars and many other old items to display. Outside the temple, the museum also has so many items that tell about the culture and history of the city. It also has a collection of temple carts and a 300-year-old Veena of Vidhwan Veena Sheshanna. Manjusha Museum is one of the best places to visit in Dharmasthala.