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Karnataka

Sannati

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January

16.3 - 31.9 °C

February

18.6 - 34.7 °C

March

22.4 - 38.1 °C

April

25.1 - 40.3 °C

May

25.9 - 40.8 °C

June

23.8 - 35.6 °C

July

22.9 - 32.4 °C

August

22.5 - 31.7 °C

September

22.5 - 32.1 °C

October

21.3 - 32.6 °C

November

18.8 - 32 °C

December

16 - 31.4 °C

Major Airports :

Kalaburagi Airport (GBI), Kalaburagi

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD), Hyderabad

Nearest Railway Station :

Kalaburagi Junction Railway Station (KLBG)

Major Airports :

Kalaburagi Airport (GBI), Kalaburagi

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD), Hyderabad

Tracing ancient footsteps in the sands of time

A short drive away from Kalaburagi, the unassuming village of Sannati holds secrets that span millennia. This hidden gem beckons adventurers and history enthusiasts to step off the beaten path and into a world where ancient stories are etched in stone. As you wander through Sannati's sun-drenched landscapes, you'll find yourself walking in the footsteps of Mauryan and Satavahana rulers, Buddhist monks, and countless generations who have called this land home. 

With its remarkably preserved ruins, intricate carvings, and air of mystery, Sannati offers a rare opportunity to touch history with your own hands. Whether you're an archaeology buff, a culture seeker, or simply someone who longs to explore India's lesser-known treasures, Sannati promises an unforgettable journey through time that will leave you in awe of the subcontinent's rich and complex past.

A place steeped in history

The historical significance of Sannati cannot be overstated. It served as a prominent centre of trade, culture, and religion during ancient times, connecting distant lands and fostering exchange between diverse communities. The village's strategic location along trade routes contributed to its prosperity and influence, leaving behind a legacy that continues to intrigue scholars and historians to this day.

Archaeological marvels

One of the most remarkable features of Sannati is its wealth of archaeological marvels. The village is home to ancient Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and inscriptions that bear witness to its rich cultural heritage. The discovery of the renowned Sannati Buddhist complex, with its intricately carved pillars and ornate sculptures, has shed light on the region's flourishing Buddhist community and their artistic achievements.

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Sacred sanctuaries

Sannati is dotted with sacred sanctuaries that serve as focal points for spiritual contemplation and devotion. The village is home to temples dedicated to various deities, including Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Hanuman, each steeped in myth and legend. Pilgrims and devotees flock to these sacred sites to offer prayers, seek blessings, and partake in religious ceremonies, enriching their spiritual journey amidst the serene surroundings of Sannati.

Beyond the historic village

Just a short drive from Sannati, the city of Kalaburagi (formerly known as Gulbarga) offers several compelling attractions you must-see. History enthusiasts will appreciate the imposing Gulbarga Fort, a 14th-century marvel. The nearby Khwaja Bande Nawaz Dargah, a revered Sufi shrine, is known for its stunning dome and intricate carvings. For those interested in religious heritage, the Sharana Basaveshwara Temple provides insight into the Lingayat faith. Nature lovers can enjoy a peaceful retreat at the Chandrampalli Dam, while the Buddha Vihar, with its serene atmosphere and beautiful statues, offers a moment of tranquillity.

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