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Jamkhandi's Patwardhan Palace

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Patwardhan palace is the icon of patwardhan dynasty who ruled jamkhandi state for one and half century. Jamkhandi state was founded by shrimant gopalrao patwardhan in 1811 and Jamhandi was the capital of the state. Previously the state was under british rule and in 1948 it merged with india. The name of the state was derived from jambukeshwar temple. Because the temple was in deep forest. The palace consists the huge area, many buildings with many lakes and temple, but the major part of the royal palace is now destroyed and only some ruins are available in the place. On another part of palace a royal public school is running now. In the patwardhan palace area there are some building in good condition, rameshwar and ganesh two ancient temples are good to visit with ramteerha lake. it is better to visit ramateertha which is in good condition rather than palace near school because it is ruined on closed for visitors.      How to reach : Near Patwardhan palace, jamkhandi. Distanc
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Gokak Falls – The cascading beauty

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Location:  Belagavi, Belgaum district, Karnataka, 591306 Located on the Ghataprabha River, this is one of the most scenic places to visit in Belgaum. After traveling a meandering course, the river plunges down from an altitude of 171 ft, amid sandstone cliffs and lush green mountains to form Gokak Falls- one of the most visited places to visit in Belgaum, Karnataka. There is a hanging bridge over the waterfall and one can enjoy stunning views of the cascading stream from there. Other than admiring the beauty of the waterfall and its surrounding, one can also visit age-old Lord Mahalingeshwara temple, located nearby.
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Belagavi Fort – A beautiful state heritage monument.

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Location:  Belgaum Fort Area, Belgaum, Karnataka, 590001 Belgaum Fort is believed to have been built by the rulers of Ratt Dynasty in 1204 AD. Popular as Belgavi Fort, this is one of the most popular places to visit in Belgaum. With shrines of Goddess Durga and Ganapati at the entrance, the architecture fort features a fusion of Chalukyan, Deccan and Indo-Saracenic art forms and the incredible lotus design at the Mukhamantaapa leaves everyone awestruck. There are numerous Hindu and Jain temples and mosques, located inside the fort area. Opening Hours:  8:00 am to 6:30 pm
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Badami filming spots to visit

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Badami, formerly known as Vatapi, is a town and headquarters of a taluk by the same name, in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, India. It was the regal capital of the Badami Chalukyas from AD 540 to 757. It is famous for its rock cut structural temples. 1) Badami Cave Temples 2) Bhutanatha Temple 3) Agastya Lake 4) Banashankari Temple 5) Malegitti Shivalay Fort and Temple many more are there... Photos:-                                                           Banashankari Temple                                                           Agastya Lake Bhutanatha Temple
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Shrinidhi Farm House, Kundagol Road, Sherewad

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Welcome to North Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce's Blog "Beautiful Shooting spots in Uttar(North) Karanataka". I am glad that our farm house named "Shrinidhi Farm House" on just beside to Kundagol Road, Sherewad which is surrounded like island by farms. It's a one of the greenery spot with cool atmosphere loved by many people. our farm house includes more trees viz., Gauva trees, Seetaphal(sweetsop) trees, Pot trees, Purple trees, Coconut trees. Farm House has car parking area also. Here we celebrates Beloved one's Birthdays and Parties like New Year, Weekend too. This Farm House is Entertainment Friendly. Here you can take shooting with peace of mind with cool nature & no air pollution. Our Tyson(Pet Dog) is main pet of Shrinidhi Farm House. and we have lovely  pigeons too. and Some Jawar Hens to make environment to the beautiful nature. we recommend to opt this place for shooting purpose!!! This is our Lovely Farm House:-  
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Location: Sherewad, Karnataka, India
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