Explore The KGF And Iconic Temples In Kolar, Karnataka!

Kolar is a lovely town that welcomes both tourists and people who care about the environment. This place is popular with tourists because it is known for its temples and its gold mines.

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Avani

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Tipu’s Drop

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Kolar Betta Or Kolar Hills

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Markandeya Hill

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Antara Gange

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Kolar Gold Fields

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Kurudumale Ganesha Temple

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Someshwara Temple

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Kotilingeshwara Temple

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Kolaramma Temple

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