Lakshmeshwara

Lakshmeshwara is a town, and recently made Taluk put with Gajendragarh in Gadag locale, in the Indian territory of Karnataka. It is around 40 km from Gadag and 55 km from Hubli. Lakshmeshwara is a farming exchanging town. There are numerous vital sanctuaries in this memorable town, including the Shiva sanctuary, the "Someshwara Temple". There are two old Jain sanctuaries Sannabasadi and Shankabasadi in the town, and in addition a remarkable Jamma Masjid.

Lakshmeshwara is additionally home for some littler hallowed places, a dargah, the Kodiyellamma sanctuary, the Mukha Basavanna altar, and an immense icon of Suryanarayana. Lakmeshwar is 52 km from Hubli and 40 km from Gadag. There are immediate trains from Bangalore to Lakmeshwar. Lakshmeshwara is popular for productive culture and writing. It is a place with rich legacy in Karnataka subsequently it is called as Tirulugannada Nadu. Numerous lords have disparaged the place.

Lakshmeshwar or old Huligere or Puligere was the capital of Puligere-300. Puligere implies lake of tigers. There are hypotheses of the birthplace of the name Lakshmeshwara:citation needed from King Lakshmanarasa who was administering Puligere or from the sanctuary called Lakshmi-Lingana gudi, which implies the sanctuary of Lakshmi. The most imperative landmark at Lakshemshwar is the Someshwara sanctuary complex. The sanctuary complex with three primary passages is encompassed by high dividers resemble a fortress. It is an awesome example of Chalukya engineering.