Sannati
The Bhima-side village of Sannati in Chittapur taluk — the Chandralamba temple and the great Kanaganahalli Buddhist stupa with its Ashoka portrait.
Where to go in Kalaburagi
Featured: Gulbarga FortKalaburagi
The old Bahmani capital (Gulbarga) — the moated Gulbarga Fort and its Córdoba-style Jama Masjid, the seven Haft Gumbaz tombs and the echoing Chor Gumbad, the Khwaja Bande Nawaz dargah, the Sharana Basaveshwara temple and the modern Buddha Vihar.
Ganagapur
The Deval Ganagapur pilgrimage town in Afzalpur taluk on the Bhima–Amarja confluence — a major Dattatreya shrine.
Firozabad
The ruined Bahmani pleasure-capital on the Bhima, south-west of Kalaburagi.
Chincholi
The forested eastern taluk — the Chincholi wildlife sanctuary and the Chandrampalli dam and backwaters.
Featured: Kanaganahalli Buddhist StupaSannati
The Bhima-side village of Sannati in Chittapur taluk — the Chandralamba temple and the great Kanaganahalli Buddhist stupa with its Ashoka portrait.
Chittapur
The Chittapur belt — the Bennethora dam and reservoir in the district’s dry countryside.
Featured: Malkhed (Manyakheta)Malkhed
Ancient Manyakheta on the Kagina — the Rashtrakuta imperial capital, its ruined fort and historic Jain math.
How to reach Sannati
Sannati is a Kalaburagi base for The Bahmani Gulbarga Fort and Jama Masjid, the Haft Gumbaz tombs, the Khwaja Bande Nawaz dargah and Sharana Basaveshwara temple, the Kanaganahalli Buddhist stupa at Sannati, the Rashtrakuta capital of Malkhed and the Dattatreya town of Ganagapur.
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The Chandralamba (Chandrala Parameshwari) temple on the Bhima at Sannati — a Shakta pilgrimage site whose 1986 collapse of a slab revealed rare Ashokan edicts, linking the living temple to one of India’s oldest Buddhist landscapes. This temple guide belongs to the Sannati planning base in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, with route context, best-time notes and verified inventory categories for stays, food, operators, shops, wellness and transport as they are approved.
Open guide →The excavated Maha Stupa at Kanaganahalli near Sannati — a roughly 2,000-year-old "Adholoka Maha Chaitya" ringed by carved limestone panels, including a unique portrait relief of Emperor Ashoka; one of the most important early Buddhist finds in the Deccan. This heritage guide belongs to the Sannati planning base in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, with route context, best-time notes and verified inventory categories for stays, food, operators, shops, wellness and transport as they are approved.
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Sannati travel FAQs
What are the best places to visit in Sannati?
Top places to visit in Sannati include Sannati (Chandralamba Temple), Kanaganahalli Buddhist Stupa — each has a full guide with how to reach it and what to see nearby on this page.
How do I reach Sannati?
The nearest airport to Sannati is Kalaburagi (GBI), ~15 km; Hyderabad (HYD), ~215 km. The rail gateway is Kalaburagi Junction (KLBG) on the Mumbai–Chennai line, with Wadi a major junction nearby. NH-150 and NH-50; KSRTC and private buses from Hyderabad (~215 km), Solapur, Vijayapura and Bidar; a car is best for Sannati, Malkhed and Ganagapur.
What is the best time to visit Sannati?
October to February is the coolest, most comfortable season to visit Sannati and the rest of Karnataka. March to May is hot on the plains, and the June–September southwest monsoon brings the main rains, heaviest along the coast and Western Ghats.