The Ancient Hazar Lingi Shiv Temple, popularly known as Sahasralinga, is a unique Shaivite pilgrimage site where hundreds of Shiva Lingas are carved directly on rocks in the Shalmala River. The carvings are believed to date back to the Kadamba dynasty period. During the dry season, numerous lingas and Nandi idols become clearly visible, creating a remarkable spiritual and historical landscape. The site attracts devotees, history enthusiasts, and tourists alike.
The Ancient Hazar Lingi Shiv Temple, popularly known as Sahasralinga, is a unique Shaivite pilgrimage site where hundreds of Shiva Lingas are carved directly on rocks in the Shalmala River. The carvings are believed to date back to the Kadamba dynasty period. During the dry season, numerous lingas and Nandi idols become clearly visible, creating a remarkable spiritual and historical landscape. The site attracts devotees, history enthusiasts, and tourists alike.