Padmavathi Temple

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Padmavathi Temple is located at Humcha village in Shimoga district. Edit

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Padmavathi Temple is famous for being home to an ancient temple of Goddess Padmavati. It is the most famous pilgriage place dedicated to Lord Parsvanath and Devi Padmavati, in India. As per Historians and Jain religios leaders, Humcha or Hombuja is considered as the most scared place for Mata Padmavati.

Padmavathi Temple, Humcha, Shimoga

HistoryEdit

Padmavathi Temple is a place came into existence about 1400 years ago, by the King JinduttRai of Ugr Dynasty, Hombuja was his capital city and Mata Padmavati was goddess of his family. The story of establishment of this place deep in dense jungle is very interesting and famous.

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Best Season to VisitEdit

October to March.

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Morning, Afternoon, Evening.

Time Required for SightseeingEdit

Minimum 30 minutes.

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Approximate cost: Guide is not required for Padmavathi Temple

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How to ReachEdit

Taxi : Taxies are available from Airport and Railway Station.

Bus : Nearest Bus Station is Sagara and Jogfalls Bus Stop.

Train : Nearest railway station is Shimoga. One can take train to Shimoga from Bangalore and can travel to Jog in buses from Shimoga.

Air : Nearest Airport is Bengaluru International Airport (BLR) 340 km. Shimoga airport is under construction 6 km away from the city towards Bhadravathi in a village called soganne. Another convenient airport is Mangalore International Airport (India)(Formerly Bajpe Airport) (IXE) 200 km. The other nearest airports are located in Hubli – 195 Km.

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