Tourist Attractions near Raichur (≤ 100 km)

Commanding the plains between the Krishna and Tungabhadra, Raichur Fort was central to the power tussles between the Vijayanagara and Bahmani kingdoms. Granite ramparts, gateways and bastions still outline its formidable defenses.

Look for weathered Persian and Kannada inscriptions and climb up for expansive city views. Best explored early morning or late evening for softer light.

Once a Bahmani stronghold, Mudgal’s ramparts and inner quarters hint at a well-planned military township. You’ll find remnants of granaries, mosques and defensive works.

Sunset from the hilltop offers beautiful countryside views.

Located on the banks of the Tungabhadra, Elli Bicchali is revered as the seat of Sri Yogi Nara Hari Swamy. Pilgrims visit for its peaceful setting and devotional atmosphere.

The riverside ghats are ideal for quiet reflection, especially at sunrise and sunset.

A revered temple associated with Sri Raghavendra Swamy, featuring a rare Panchamukhi (five-faced) Hanuman idol. The rocky surroundings add a rustic charm.

Evenings see devotional aarti; plan around puja timings.

Historic mining town with operations tracing back to ancient times. While core mining areas are restricted, the settlement narrates Karnataka’s long association with gold.

Check local permissions if you plan beyond a drive-through visit.

Among India’s largest cave systems open to visitors. Long galleries, cool chambers and striking formations make it a unique day trip.

Expect some stairways and humid pockets—carry water.