Hirekerur

Hirekerur is a panchayat town in Haveri district in the Indian state of Karnataka. The name "the village of the big pond" from the components hire, big; keri, pond; and ur, village. The name is articulated as "Hee beam kay roor". Hirekerur houses an acclaimed Durga Devi sanctuary, found near the town's 900-section of land 3.6 km2 lake, Durga devi kere. A few religions are spoken to among the neighborhood populace, and all team up in the Durgadevi Festival Jatra held once at regular intervals.

The jatra draws in the middle of 80-100,000 guests from crosswise over India, and particularly from Maharashtra state. Close by Temple we can see the demolished sanctuary columns however paleontology office totally dismissed them and furthermore we can locate an Ancient destroyed sanctuary close by Durga devi sanctuary with old engravings yet nobody made a fuss over them. Hirekerur has four new theaters.

Attractions in the locale incorporate the site of Madag Masur Kenchamm Devi, which incorporates a lake with cascades; Byadagi city at 29 km remove; the seed and cotton commercial center 38 km from the town at Ranebennur, and the Joga Falls 80 km from city. Kaginele peetha, the origination of acclaimed holy person artist Kanakdasa is at 24.4 km from hirekerur. Ancient Kadambeshwara Temple and Veerabhadreshwara Temple Rattihalli 12 km from Hirekerur Ancient Abaluru Basavanna And Someshwara Temple.