Hanur

Hanur is a town in Chamrajnagar district of Karnataka State, India.

Hanur
town
Hanur Town
Hanur Town
Nickname: 
Town of Hills
Coordinates: 12.083°N 77.283°E / 12.083; 77.283
Country India
StateKarnataka
DistrictChamarajanagar
Area
  Total2.12 km2 (0.82 sq mi)
Elevation
727 m (2,385 ft)
Population
 (2001)
  Total10,682
  Density5,038.68/km2 (13,050.1/sq mi)
Languages
  OfficialKannada
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
571 439
Telephone code08224
Vehicle registrationKA-10
Websitewww.hanurtown.mrc.gov.in

Economy

Hanur is a commercial centre for many nearby villages like Ramapura, Lokkanahalli, Bylore, Odeyarpalya, Martalli, Ajjipura, Bandalli, Cowdalli, Mangala, Kamagere, and Singanalluru.

Education

  • Christa Raja School comprising Christa Raja School (English Medium), Christa Raja School (Kannada medium), Christa Raja PU College.
  • Sri Vivekananda School of Hanur
  • Sri Vivekananda Composite PU college.
  • G V Gowda High School and P U College
  • B. Muniyappa Gowda High School (BMG)
  • Morarji Desai Residential School
  • Gowtham Vidya Samste
  • LPS R.S.Doddi (Urdu), LPS R.S.Doddi (Kannada)

Natural Resources

Hanur is one of the wealthiest places of the Chamarajanagara district. It is rich with natural resources like granite, agricultural products which include sugar cane, jowar and coconut. The place is surrounded by hills and is located at the heart of the terrain. It has a rich culture with diversified people.

Kollegal

Tourism

It is the centre for famous tourist spots such as:

Transportation

Hanur is connected with Kollegala and Bengaluru, Mysore, chamrajnagara, shivamoga by Buses Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation by Hanur KSRTC bus stand. And SH 79 pass through this taluk buses are available to Mysuru and Bengaluru . Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation buses also connects Coimbatore,salem, Mettur, erode by bus service.Devotees visiting Male Mahadeshwara Betta (MM hills) Hindu temple from Kollegala side take route via Hanur.

Temples and festivals

Hanur has Sri Bettalli Maramma Temple and Sri Mysuru Maramma Festival. The people celebrate this festival in March every year.

References

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