Koppal

Separated from Raichur district, Koppal is a relatively new district in Karnataka and is known for its significance in both history and culture. Situated nearby is Hampi, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are several historical and archaeological sites in the region, which has a rich past. Travelers from all over the world are drawn to the remains of Hampi. Originally, the vast Vijayanagara Empire had its capital at Anegundi in Gangavathi Taluk. Here is where the yearly Anegundi Utsava is held, and the historic palace and fort still stand. If you are someone who is keen on history and architecture, then you should definitely visit this place because it’s known for beautiful forts and temples. This place has various Jain temples, and it’s also known as Jaina kasha. Numerous historic temples and holy places, such as the Kanakachalapathi Temple in Kanakagiri and the Mahadeva Temple in Itagi, can be found in the district. Due to the several dynasties that have ruled the area over the ages, the district possesses a unique cultural legacy. Koppal residents enthusiastically celebrate a variety of holidays and cultural occasions. Although history and culture are the main draws, Koppal's surrounding beauty and the adjacent Tungabhadra River also contribute to the area's allure.

Koppal - Major Attractions

some major places in Koppal district are Maadanoor Temple, Anegundi, Pampa Sarovar Lake, Kanakagiri, Koppal Fort, Maadanoor Temple, Gavimutha and so on.

Climatic Condition:

The district has an extremely hot and dry climate. The middle of February until the end of May is when the heat season begins. June to the end of September is when the Southwest Monsoon occurs. November and October are post-monsoon months.