Belur and Shravanabelagola day trip from Bangalore

• Lunch • All applicable fees and taxes • Air conditioning within the vehicle • Inform us of any dietary restrictions for lunch accommodations

• Gratuities for the driver and guide are not included.

• Not advised for individuals with cardiovascular issues • Not suitable for those who are pregnant • Nearby public transport options are accessible • A moderate level of fitness is required for travelers

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

The driver or guide will meet you at your hotel's reception or at the property exit where pickup is arranged.

• At the designated time, the driver will meet you in the Reception/lobby area and transport you to Belur, making a restroom stop along the way. You will have the opportunity to view the scenic countryside including rice fields, coconut trees, sugarcane fields, hills, water bodies, and local village life, with chances to take photographs at various locations. • The remarkable Channakeshava temple in Belur was constructed in the 12th century by Vishnuvardhana, a prominent ruler of the Hoysala dynasty, which existed from the 10th to the 14th century. This dynasty was largely contemporary with the Cholas of Tamil Nadu. Vishnuvardhana commissioned the Belur temple to celebrate his victory over the Chola king and his conversion from Jainism to Vaishnavism. The drive from Belur to Shravanabelagola takes approximately 2 hours. • A visit to a local coffee plantation near Belur is included, where you will learn about the region's coffee history and observe various spices cultivated in the area. • Shravanabelagola, which translates to 'the white pond of the Jain monk', is home to the tallest monolithic statue in the world, carved from a single block of stone atop Vindhyagiri in 983 AD by Chavundaraya, a Jain follower. It is the most significant Jain pilgrimage site in South India. • Following the visit to Shravanabelagola, the journey to Bangalore will commence, including potential stops for restroom breaks or a snack/early dinner. Multiple dining options are available along the highway to Bangalore.