Barkur Fort
Fort
Barkur Fort
Barkur Fort, located near Brahmavara in Udupi district of Karnataka, was built by Harihara I, the founder of the Vijayanagara Empire. The fort covers around 20 acres and contains ruins that reflect the area's historical importance as a capital of the Alupa kingdom and a significant trading port. Inside the fort, there are remnants such as pillars once used to tie horses and elephants.
Barkur itself was a major cultural and religious center with ancient temples and was a prosperous port town in the 15th and 16th centuries. Today, the fort and surrounding archaeological sites show signs of decay, but they remain valuable for understanding the region's rich heritage.
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