A historic temple town

Jevargi's claim to fame lies in its awe-inspiring architectural wonders that transport you back in time. The town's crown jewel is the Kodli Rama Mandir, a 12th-century temple complex that will leave you spellbound with its intricate carvings, impressive sculptures and architectural grandeur.

Jevargi is also home to a treasure trove of ancient monuments that enthral the visitor with their unique architectural style and captivating history. The ancient Ananthashayana Temple dates back to the 11th century and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is known for its impressive sculptural work and unique architectural style. The Kalleshwara Temple is another historic temple in Jevargi that one must explore. It is a fine example of Chalukyan architecture that feature intricate carvings and inscriptions. The Papanatha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is adorned with beautiful carvings and sculptures, making it a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts.

Anytime is a good time

Jevargi is a year-round destination and while one can travel there any time of the year, the best time to visit are the winter months from October to February. The pleasant weather in these months is ideal for exploring the town's outdoor attractions without breaking a sweat. The monsoon season from July to September can be a fascinating time to witness the lush greenery and the vibrant cultural festivals that Jevargi celebrates.

The charm of Jevargi

As you wander through the narrow lanes of Jevargi, you'll be charmed by the town's laid-back vibe and friendly locals. Don't be surprised if someone invites you over for a steaming hot cup of chai and a friendly chat – that's just the Jevargi way of life.

Jevargi was once a thriving centre of learning, attracting scholars from far and wide. The town's rich heritage is evident in its numerous inscriptions and literary works that have stood the test of time.

If you are a foodie, you are in for a treat, The mouthwatering delicacies of Kalaburagi cuisine come highly recommended. The famous Kalaburagi roti and lip-smacking curries, are a must try.

Other places to see around

There are many historical, architectural, and cultural attractions in and around Jevargi that are worth a visit. Gulbarga Fort at Kalaburagi is just an hour's drive from Jevargi, this massive 15th-century fort is a testament to the region's rich history and offers stunning views of the city. Sannati Buddhist Site is a very important archaeological site located 60 km from Jevargi. It is a treasure trove of Buddhist relics, stupas, and monasteries dating back to the 3rd century BCE.

Jevargi’s laid-back charm and rich architectural heritage will make the effort of getting there truly worthwhile. This off beat destination is truly a gem waiting to be discovered.