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Tourist Destination |
Buddhist Stupa Site of Sannati
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City |
Gulbarga |
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State |
Karnataka |
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Location |
South India |
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Our Official Website |
About:
Buddhist Stupa Site of Sannati found during an excavation in Karnataka the one at Kanganahalli in Gulbarga district is a remarkable thing in the history as it discovered 2000-year-old Buddhist Stupa that's inscribed with the portrait of King Ashoka and is truly a splendid view to be seen. The biggest Stupa is of 75 feet in diameter known as Maha Stupa made of limestone and other structure of King Ashoka are witness to the early history of Karnataka with inscriptions in Brahmi script dating back anywhere between the first and second century BC. Many of these also are picturesque depictions of the Jataka Tales.
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How to reach
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Nearest Airport: Mysore Nearest Railway Station: Nalwar Nearest Bus Station: Gulbarga Bus Station
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Opening Hours |
Opening Time: Sunrise Closing Time : Sunset |
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Temperature |
During winter 17°C to 29°C and During summer 25°C to35°C |
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Best Time to Visit |
November to March |
Monument: Buddhist Stupa Site of Sannati
Non Ticketed: Free entry