What to expect
Highlights
- The mirror-polished, lathe-turned monolithic pillars.
- The tall Parshvanatha image with its serpent canopy.
- A calm, uncrowded counterpoint to the Hoysaleswara temple.
Jain Basadis, Halebidu
The Jain basadis of Halebidu, at Bastihalli near the Hoysaleswara temple, are a group of Hoysala-era Jain temples dedicated to the Tirthankaras Parshvanatha, Adinatha and Shantinatha.
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Plan Jain Basadis, Halebidu
Typetemple
Nearest baseHalebidu
Best timeOctober to February
Time needed30 to 45 minutes
EntryFree
Nearest town/baseHalebidu
DistrictHassan
Place typetemple
Time needed30 to 45 minutes.
The Jain basadis of Halebidu, at Bastihalli near the Hoysaleswara temple, are a group of Hoysala-era Jain temples dedicated to the Tirthankaras Parshvanatha, Adinatha and Shantinatha.
They are quieter and plainer outside than the Shiva temple, but hold beautifully lathe-turned, mirror-polished black pillars and a tall standing image of Parshvanatha under a canopy of serpent hoods.
Visiting
Jain Basadis, Halebidu — at a glance
TimingsDaylight hours
Best timeOctober to February
Entry: Free
Getting there: A short walk/drive from the Hoysaleswara temple in Halebidu
Footwear off; the mirror-polished pillars are delicate — look, don’t lean.
Getting there
How to visit
- A short walk or drive from the Hoysaleswara temple in Halebidu; visit the two together.
- Entry is free; remove footwear and be quiet, as the basadis are still revered.
Distance by road
- Bengaluru185 km
- Mysuru120 km
- Mangaluru170 km
- Chikkamagaluru55 km
- Madikeri (Coorg)115 km
Road km to Hassan; ghat roads and traffic vary — allow extra.
Timing
Best time
October to February; combine with the Hoysaleswara temple in one Halebidu stop.
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Visitor notes
- Footwear off; the polished pillars are delicate — look, don’t lean.
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Jain Basadis, Halebidu — frequently asked
When is the best time to visit Jain Basadis, Halebidu?
October to February; combine with the Hoysaleswara temple in one Halebidu stop.
What are the entry fee and timings at Jain Basadis, Halebidu?
Entry: Free. Timings: Daylight hours. Fees and timings are indicative — confirm on site before you travel.
How do I reach Jain Basadis, Halebidu?
A short walk or drive from the Hoysaleswara temple in Halebidu; visit the two together. Entry is free; remove footwear and be quiet, as the basadis are still revered.
How much time do I need for Jain Basadis, Halebidu?
30 to 45 minutes.
What else is near Jain Basadis, Halebidu?
Nearby you can pair Hoysaleswara Temple (500 m), Lakshmi Devi Temple, Doddagaddavalli (12.6 km), Yagachi Dam (14.5 km), Chennakeshava Temple, Belur (15.4 km).
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