A spiritual haven

Kudala Sangama, commonly referred to as Basavanna's eternal resting place and one of the Lingayat sect founders. Devotees travel far and wide throughout the year to pay their respects and find spiritual solace here - it provides the ideal setting for soulful reflection.

Ancient temples and religious sites

Kudala Sangama's ancient temples and religious sites are some of its greatest draws, particularly Basavana Bagedwadi - the birthplace of Basaveshwara where you can trace his spiritual movement back to its roots - where one will find Sangameshwara Temple; with striking architecture consisting of a porch, navrang, shrine with Basaveshwara idols of Neelamma Nandi Ganapathi as its hallmarks.

Make an unforgettable journey into the river and discover a small stone mandapa housing a revered Shivalinga that is lovingly protected by a concrete well. Neelamma Temple stands across from Kudala Sangama, echoing this protective well structure for even greater spiritual allure.

A connection to history

Kudalasangama history can be found through its connection to Basaveshwara, a prominent 12th-century poet and reformer renowned for worshipping Lord Shiva at Sangameshwara Temple - further reinforcing its significance for Lingayat history.

Visit Anubhava Mantapa and Basaveshwara Temple while touring this site to witness these wonderful structures as important memorials to Saint Basava, his life and teachings, as well as the Lingayat faith. These structures stand as powerful testaments that showcase the Lingayat faith as part of history.

Revel in nature’s bounty

Kudala Sangama offers nature lovers plenty to experience as part of its bounty. Notably, Almatti Dam - located 32 kilometres away - provides a welcome contrast to Kudalasangama's spiritual ambience and offers breathtaking scenic vistas to those wanting to discover the natural wonders of this region.