Lakkundi

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Lakkundi is a historic village in Karnataka, India, renowned for its intricately carved medieval temples and stepwells built during the Western Chalukya period.

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Lakkundi canonical 3

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instanceOf historic site
village
architectureStyle Karnata Dravida architecture
Western Chalukya architecture
country India
distanceFromGadag approximately 12 kilometres
district Gadag district
governingBody Gram panchayat
hasCulturalSignificance archaeological site with numerous inscriptions
important center of Western Chalukya temple art
hasFestival local temple festivals
hasInscriptionsFrom Hoysala dynasty
linked to: Hoysalas

Western Chalukya dynasty
hasLanguage Kannada
hasStructureType Hindu temple
Jain temple
stepwell
hasTemple Brahma Jinalaya, Lakkundi
linked to: Parshvanatha Basadi

Kashi Vishveshwara Temple, Lakkundi
Kumbareshwara Temple, Lakkundi
Manikeshwara Temple, Lakkundi
Nanneshwara Temple, Lakkundi
heritageRecognition noted in studies of Western Chalukya art and architecture
heritageStatus protected monument by Archaeological Survey of India
historicalPeriod Kalyani Chalukya period
Western Chalukya period
knownFor Western Chalukya architecture
historic monuments
intricate stone carvings
medieval temples
stepwells
locatedIn Deccan plateau
linked to: Deccan Plateau

Gadag taluk
South India
locatedNear Hubballi-Dharwad region
linked to: northern Karnataka
nearestCity Gadag
region North Karnataka
linked to: northern Karnataka
religiousTradition Hinduism
Jainism
state Karnataka
timeZone Indian Standard Time
tourismType heritage tourism
religious tourism
UTCOffset +5:30
waterArchitecture ornate stepped wells

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