Sri Veeranarayana Swamy Temple is located in Belavadi, Karnataka, India, this ornate trikuta (three shrined) temple was built in 1200 C.E. by Hoysala Empire King Veera Ballala II, the material used is Soapstone, each of the three shrines has a complete superstructure (tower on top of shrine) and is one of the largest temples built by the Hoysala kings, the temple has three separate square sanctums connected through an unusually large square ranga-mandapa (103 feet). The main shrine faces east and is dedicated to Viranarayana (Vishnu). The north facing shrine is dedicated to Gopala, while the south facing shrine is for Yoga-Narasimha.
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