Annigeri

Annigeri is a taluk of Dharwad area in the territory of Karnataka, India, found 20 km west of Gadag on the way to Hubli and 35 km from Hubli. It has a normal rise of 624 meters 2047 feet. Annigeri had a populace of 25,709. Guys comprise 51% of the populace and females 49%. Annigeri has a normal education rate of 55%, lower than the national normal of 59.5%; with 61% of the guys and 39% of females proficient. 14% of the populace is under 6 years old.

The Amruteshwara Temple was worked in the city in 1050 CE with dravida enunciation, and was the main sanctuary made of soapstone. The expansive and dark stone Amruteshwar Temple is in the Kalyani Chalukyas style. The sanctuary has a rooftop bolstered by 76 columns and carvings of legendary figures on its walls. The Amruteshwara Temple was to be the model for some other time, more enunciated structures, for example, the Mahadeva Temple Itagi at Itagi.

In light of the general arrangement of the Amrtesa Temple, the Mahadeva Temple was worked in 1112 CE and has indistinguishable compositional segments from its ancestor. There are, be that as it may, contrasts in their enunciation. Amid December and January, Amruteshwara sanctuary is the setting of a celebration.