Arsikere

Arsikere is a town and taluk in the Hassan region in the province of Karnataka, India. This district is known for its coconut creation and second biggest coconut showcase in Karnataka after tiptur alongside Malekallu Tirupathi slope. Arsikere is the taluk home office, a noteworthy railroad intersection on the South Western Railway which joins Mangalore and Mysore to North Karnataka and a focal place for voyagers who visit close-by places that don't have rail get to, for example, Belur, Halebidu and Shravanabelagola.

Various festivals are celebrated in Arasikere. Ganapathi Pendal where an expansive Ganesha statue is shown for around ninety days in Pendal, Ganapathi Chathurti, and Ganapathi Visarjana which has been commended from past 72in 2017 yearswhere an icon of Ganesha is submerged into the lake close Arasikere. Amid these celebrations, Sports, social, and otherworldly exercises are composed. Undiganalu "Sri Kariyamma Devi Jatramahotsava" is the greatest celebration in Arasikere taluk which is held in the long stretch of April.

Undiganalu which is the town situated in the middle of Arasikere and Javagal there are chronicled sanctuaries called Kariyamma Devi Temple, Chamundeshwari Temple, Gavisiddeshwara sanctuary situated in the slope top, Bhalu Basaveshwara Temple found halfway. There are numerous celebrations in that the Kariyamma Devi Jathramahothsava is the one of the well known celebrations in Arasikere Taluk. Unidiganalu is found 28 km from Arasikere and 11 km from Javagal.