Ashirvad English Medium School
+(91)-(8392)-240640
No.18,Babu Naidu Compound,
Cantonment Bellary, Bellary - 583104
Blossoms Kindergarten & Primary School
+(91)-(8392)-231981
No.1132,Ward No.29,
5th Crs,Mj Nagar,
Hospet Bellary,
Bellary - 583201
Bmd English Medium School
+(91)-(8392)-270548
Reddy St, Double Road Bellary,
Bellary - 583101
Connie High School
+(91)-(8392)-231136
Mj Ngr, Hospet Bellary,
Bellary - 583201
Infant Jesus English Medium School
+(91)-(8392)-274000
No.4/16, Bombay Press Rd,
Station Road Bellary,
Bellary - 583101
Kittur Rani Channamma Girls School
+(91)-(8392)-256722
Kappagal Rd,
Gandhi Nagar Bellary,
Bellary - 583103
Little Flowers High School
K Rammohan
+(91)-8392240280 , 08392646378
+(91)-9880549260,9845282186
No.3/25, Sanitorium Rd,Ramanjaneyanagar,
Cantonment Bellary, Bellary - 583104
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Hotels in Bellary
Malligi Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-228101
+(91)-(8392)-227038
malligihome@hotmail.com
www.malligihotels.com
No.10/90, Jambunath Road Hospet,
Bellary - 583201.
Priyadarshini Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-227313
No.V/45,Yalamanchili Cmplx Pvt Ltd,
Station Rd,
Hospet Bellary, Bellary - 583201
Bala Regency Hotel
Pola Bala Prabha
+(91)-(8392)-268300
+(91)-(8392)-268555
hotel_bala@gmail.com
No.16/13, Parvathi Nagar Bellary,
Bellary - 583103
Pola Paradise Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-242302 , 242303
No.92-A, New Trunk Rd,
Cantonment Bellary,
Bellary - 583104
Pawan Hotel Pvt Ltd
+(91)-(8392)-276712,
276713 , 276714 , 276715 Upto,
No.89/13(1-3),
Adjecent Tot Govt Guest House,
Mtb Road Bellary, Bellary - 583101
Mayura Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-272653 , 272655 , 272656 , 272657
Bangalore Road Bellary,
Bellary - 583101
Shambhu Hotel
Channappa B A
+(91)-(8392)-241383,No.132,
Kamalapura Bellary, Bellary - 583221
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+(91)-(8392)-228101
+(91)-(8392)-227038
malligihome@hotmail.com
www.malligihotels.com
No.10/90, Jambunath Road Hospet,
Bellary - 583201.
Priyadarshini Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-227313
No.V/45,Yalamanchili Cmplx Pvt Ltd,
Station Rd,
Hospet Bellary, Bellary - 583201
Bala Regency Hotel
Pola Bala Prabha
+(91)-(8392)-268300
+(91)-(8392)-268555
hotel_bala@gmail.com
No.16/13, Parvathi Nagar Bellary,
Bellary - 583103
Pola Paradise Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-242302 , 242303
No.92-A, New Trunk Rd,
Cantonment Bellary,
Bellary - 583104
Pawan Hotel Pvt Ltd
+(91)-(8392)-276712,
276713 , 276714 , 276715 Upto,
No.89/13(1-3),
Adjecent Tot Govt Guest House,
Mtb Road Bellary, Bellary - 583101
Mayura Hotel
+(91)-(8392)-272653 , 272655 , 272656 , 272657
Bangalore Road Bellary,
Bellary - 583101
Shambhu Hotel
Channappa B A
+(91)-(8392)-241383,No.132,
Kamalapura Bellary, Bellary - 583221
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Brief Information Of Bellary City
this Information is Taken from Wikipedia
Bellary is a historic city in Bellary District in Karnataka state, India.
City Code of Bellary is +91 8392
Population : 327096
Area : 82 km² (32 sq mi)
City Features
The city stands in the midst of a wide, level plain of black cotton soil.
The Rocks :
Granite rocks & hills form a prominent feature of Bellary, and granite quarrying is big business. The city is spread mainly around two huge rocky granite hills, the Ballari Gudda (ಬಳ್ಳಾರಿ ಗುಡ್ಡ) and Kumbara Gudda (ಕುಂಬಾರ ಗುಡ್ಡ) (Gudda - hill in Kannada). These two hills are dominant features of the city, and are visible from every part of the city.
Ballari Gudda
Ballari Gudda[citation needed] has a circumference of nearly 2 miles (3.2 km) and a height of 480 feet (150 m). The length of this rock from north-east to south-west is about 1,150 ft (350 m). To the East and South lies an irregular heap of boulders, but to the West is an unbroken monolith, and the North is walled by bare rugged ridges. This hill is also said to be the world's second largest monolithic hill.
Kumbara Gudda
The other hill is called Kumbara Gudda (wikimapia). This hill, when viewed from the south-east looks like the profile of a human face and is also known as Face Hill.
Bellary Fort
The Bellary Fort is built on top of the Ballari Gudda or the Fort Hill. The Fort was built round the hill during Vijayanagara times by Hanumappa Nayaka. Hyder Ali, who took possession of the Fort from the Nayaka family in 1769, got the fort renovated and modified with the help of a French Engineer. The lower fort was added by Hyder Ali around the eastern half of the hill. Legend has it that the unfortunate French Engineer was hanged, for overlooking the fact that the neighbouring Kumbara Gudda is taller than Ballari Gudda, thus compromising the secrecy & command of the fort. His grave is believed to be located near the East Gate of the fort, though some locals believe it to be the grave of a Muslim holy man.
The fort was classified as 1st class by the British Administration.
The fort is divided as the Upper Fort and the Lower Fort.
The Upper fort
The Upper fort is a polygonal walled building on the summit, with only one approach, and has no accommodation for a garrison. The upper fort consists of a citadel on the summit of the rock at 1,976 feet (602 m), guarded by three outer lines of fortification, one below the other. It contains several cisterns, excavated in the rock. Outside the turreted rampart are a ditch and covered way. The main turret on the east currently features a huge mural of the Indian Flag facing east (wikimapia). There is only one way up to the fort, which is a winding rocky path amongst the boulders. On the top, outside the citadel is a small temple, the remains of some cells and several deep pools of water. Within the citadel are several strongly constructed buildings, and an ample water supply from reservoirs constructed in the clefts of the rocks. Muzzaffar Khan, the Nawab of Kurnool, was confined here from 1823 to 1864 for the murder of his wife.
* The Lower fort
The Lower fort lies at the eastern base of the rock and measures about half a mile in diameter, and probably had an arsenal and barracks. It consists of a surrounding rampart numerous bastions, faced by a deep ditch and glacis. The entrance to the lower fort is via two gates, one each on the western and eastern sides. Just outside the eastern gates of the lower fort is a temple dedicated to Hanuman - the Kote Anjaneya Temple. Later additions to the lower fort by the British include the Commissariat stores, the Protestant church, orphanage, Masonic lodge, post-office and numerous private dwellings. Now the lower fort contains a number of public buildings, government offices, schools & educational institutions and churches.
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Bellary is a historic city in Bellary District in Karnataka state, India.
City Code of Bellary is +91 8392
Population : 327096
Area : 82 km² (32 sq mi)
City Features
The city stands in the midst of a wide, level plain of black cotton soil.
The Rocks :
Granite rocks & hills form a prominent feature of Bellary, and granite quarrying is big business. The city is spread mainly around two huge rocky granite hills, the Ballari Gudda (ಬಳ್ಳಾರಿ ಗುಡ್ಡ) and Kumbara Gudda (ಕುಂಬಾರ ಗುಡ್ಡ) (Gudda - hill in Kannada). These two hills are dominant features of the city, and are visible from every part of the city.
Ballari Gudda
Ballari Gudda[citation needed] has a circumference of nearly 2 miles (3.2 km) and a height of 480 feet (150 m). The length of this rock from north-east to south-west is about 1,150 ft (350 m). To the East and South lies an irregular heap of boulders, but to the West is an unbroken monolith, and the North is walled by bare rugged ridges. This hill is also said to be the world's second largest monolithic hill.
Kumbara Gudda
The other hill is called Kumbara Gudda (wikimapia). This hill, when viewed from the south-east looks like the profile of a human face and is also known as Face Hill.
Bellary Fort
The Bellary Fort is built on top of the Ballari Gudda or the Fort Hill. The Fort was built round the hill during Vijayanagara times by Hanumappa Nayaka. Hyder Ali, who took possession of the Fort from the Nayaka family in 1769, got the fort renovated and modified with the help of a French Engineer. The lower fort was added by Hyder Ali around the eastern half of the hill. Legend has it that the unfortunate French Engineer was hanged, for overlooking the fact that the neighbouring Kumbara Gudda is taller than Ballari Gudda, thus compromising the secrecy & command of the fort. His grave is believed to be located near the East Gate of the fort, though some locals believe it to be the grave of a Muslim holy man.
The fort was classified as 1st class by the British Administration.
The fort is divided as the Upper Fort and the Lower Fort.
The Upper fort
The Upper fort is a polygonal walled building on the summit, with only one approach, and has no accommodation for a garrison. The upper fort consists of a citadel on the summit of the rock at 1,976 feet (602 m), guarded by three outer lines of fortification, one below the other. It contains several cisterns, excavated in the rock. Outside the turreted rampart are a ditch and covered way. The main turret on the east currently features a huge mural of the Indian Flag facing east (wikimapia). There is only one way up to the fort, which is a winding rocky path amongst the boulders. On the top, outside the citadel is a small temple, the remains of some cells and several deep pools of water. Within the citadel are several strongly constructed buildings, and an ample water supply from reservoirs constructed in the clefts of the rocks. Muzzaffar Khan, the Nawab of Kurnool, was confined here from 1823 to 1864 for the murder of his wife.
* The Lower fort
The Lower fort lies at the eastern base of the rock and measures about half a mile in diameter, and probably had an arsenal and barracks. It consists of a surrounding rampart numerous bastions, faced by a deep ditch and glacis. The entrance to the lower fort is via two gates, one each on the western and eastern sides. Just outside the eastern gates of the lower fort is a temple dedicated to Hanuman - the Kote Anjaneya Temple. Later additions to the lower fort by the British include the Commissariat stores, the Protestant church, orphanage, Masonic lodge, post-office and numerous private dwellings. Now the lower fort contains a number of public buildings, government offices, schools & educational institutions and churches.
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