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Shri Bhagwan Bahubali Monolithic Statue, Dharmasthala

~500m from the main Dharmasthala (Manjunatha) temple, ~500m from the main Dharmasthala (Manjunatha) temple 4.6 (4298) on Google

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  • Point of contact: Dharmasthala Temple Administration (primarily a Hindu Shaiva-Vaishnava pilgrimage centre)

Location

Dharmasthala Road, Ujire, Dharmasthala

Landmark: Accessible via ~300 steps or by road to the hilltop

Nearby: Manjunatha Temple Dharmasthala (main shrine), Ujire town

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Visiting & stay

  • 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM daily

Review highlights

  • IMPORTANT CONTEXT FLAG: Dharmasthala is primarily a Hindu pilgrimage centre (Lord Manjunatha/Shiva temple), administered by the Heggade family. This Bahubali statue is a notable Jain monument within the Dharmasthala complex, reflecting the historically Jain origins of the Heggade administering family and the town's long-standing Jain-Hindu syncretic character - included here as a genuinely significant Jain monument, but NOT a standalone or exclusively Jain Tirth the way the other sites in this workbook are. Visitors seeking a purely Jain pilgrimage experience should not expect this to be one.

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