Shri Sangamnath Temple - Agrani River Khilegaon

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Shri Sangamnath temple is located on the banks of River Agrani in the Khilegaon village of Athani taluk, Belagavi district, Karnataka state, India. It is just 1.1 KM away from Basavanna temple. Daily special pooja is performed to lord Basavanna by bringing the holy water from the river Agrani beside the Sangamnath temple. As this temple is located in the Agrani river, it is called Agrani Sangamnath temple. This temple has been built by taking inspiration from Kudalsangam. This place is the Mini Kudalsangam. This is the perfect place to explore the beauty of the river Agrani. River Agrani arrives from Khanapur taluk of Maharashtra and joins the River Krishna in Athani taluk.

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How to reach Shri Sangamnath Temple, Agrani River Khilegaon?

A lot of buses are available to reach Khilegaon Basavanna temple. From there Sangamnath temple is just a walking distance of 1.1 KM. Follow the below map to reach Shri Sangamnath Temple, Agrani River Khilegaon.

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Nearest tourist places to the Shri Sangamnath Temple, Agrani River Khilegaon

1) Shri Basavanna temple Khilegaon (1.1 KM)

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