Somanathapura Chennakesava Temple | UNESCO Site | Architectural Masterpiece

Somanathapura Chennakesava Temple | UNESCO Site | Architectural Masterpiece


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How to Get to Chennakesava Temple
Chennakesava Temple is in Somanathapura, which is near Mysore. You can get on a bus from Bangalore, Mysore and Srirangapatna. The month of October is the right time to visit this temple.

Timings : 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM

Time Required : 2-3 hrs

Entry Fee : Indians: INR 5,
Foreign Nationals: INR 10,
Children (Up to 12 years): Free

District: Mysore
Town: Somanathapura
Temple: Chennakesava Temple

Chennakesava Temple
The Chennakesava Temple is located in Somanathapura town in Mysore district.

Chennakesava Temple – Overview
This temple was not commissioned by King Vishnuvardhana. Belur is home to that Chennakesava temple. This temple was built during the Hoysala period by a commander of the Hoysala army called Somanatha. This beautiful temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple is now under the administration of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).