Badami Tour Packages

Explore a combination of North Indian and South Indian style of architecture in the Hindu Temples as well as the Jain Temple in Badami Caves. Composed of four caves, the site was constructed in the late 6th or 7th century. Carved from sandstone, the temples are dedicated to different deities. The 1st cave is devoted to Lord Shiva, followed by the 2nd and 3rd cave dedicated to Lord Vishnu. And, the last cave is a Jain temple that is as mystical as the other three. Make the most of your journey by checking various Badami tour packages and comparing their itineraries.

Places To Visit

1. The Cave Temples

The magical Cave Temples of Badami comprises four separate temples. Explore the intricate carvings and depictions of different deities in the picture-perfect environment. The temples also represent some of the first well-known examples of incredible Hindu temples in the Deccan region.

2. Agastya Lake

Enjoy sightseeing at the mystical lake said to possess miraculous healing powers. It faces all the fascinating caves of Badami and is surrounded by the red sandstone temples. Don't forget to take your finest camera in order to click stunning photographs.

3. Badami Fort

Constructed by the Chalukyan King Pulakesgi around 543 AD. Badami Fort is perched at a cliff and is sitting with two Shivalaya dating back to the 5th century. You can also find a16th century, as well as the 14th-century watchtower on top of the hill.

4. Aihole

Explore the home to 125 Chalukyan temples and spectacular ancient monuments. Engulfed by sandstone hills and small villages, Aihole is located on the banks of the Malaprabha River. Once it was the capital of the Chalukya Dynasty, recent excavations have revealed that this stunning site contains over 100 Hindu and Jain temples. Nowadays, Aihole is amongst the most popular and frequently visited attraction amongst tourists.

5. Bhutanatha Temples

Bhutanatha temples are two magical temples facing the Agastya lake. The temples are made with intricate detailing and some of the best carving skills you cannot witness anywhere across the world. Constructed with local sandstone, the attraction is dedicated to the mighty Lord Shiva.

How To Reach

By Air

The nearest major airport to Badami is in Belgaum. As soon as you reach there, you can book a cab or take a bus service with your friends or family all the way up to Badami. The distance between the airport and the town is about 150km and can be easily completed in about 3 to 4 hours and the flights are available from all major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, etc.

By Road

State Bus service is available from most nearby cities to Badami. It is the most convenient way for you to reach Badami with your loved ones. Also, the well-connected road network makes it easier for you to book a cab or take your own transportation to this magnificent town.

By Rail

If your city is nearby to the mesmerizing town of Badami, then you are in luck. The town has its own railway station with two platforms which mainly serve the town and nearby tourist places like the Caves, Pattadakal or Aihole.

Best Time To Visit

Summer

You can visit this all-year-round destination depending upon your interest. During the summers the city has a warm climate with temperatures ranging from 25 to 35*C. From April to July witness the sun takes its effect on the region.

Monsoon

From July to September, Monsoon hits the stunning town of Badami and transforms it into a dreamland. The temperature in the area ranges from 21 to 30* C. Annually the city receives rainfall of about 670 mm which is quite low but it also helps in cooling down the temperature of the region.

Winter

From November to February the beautiful town of Badami remains mildly cold with clear skies and plentiful sunshine. The temperature fluctuates around 15 and 26* C and the weather is absolutely awe-inspiring.