The ancient mathematician Mahaviracharya wrote
Ganita Sar Sangraha in 9th Century. 45 kms from Gulbarga, was once the capital of the powerful Rashtrakuta kingdom, the famous Rastrakuta king Amoghavarsha’s court is scholar Srivijaya wrote his master piece ‘Kaviraj Marga’The first kannada classical literary work. Jainism flourished during this time in this area. On the banks of Kagina river, is situated a Vrindavan of Sri Jayateerth, a great Vedic scholar of 16th century. Hundreds of people visit this place regularly. Besides 12th Century Basavanna’s Monuments housing footwear made by Harlaya couple out of their thigh skin is located 6 kms from Malkhed.

Distance & Connectivity

The fort is located approximately 40 km southeast of Kalaburagi in Sedam Taluk along State Highway 10

It’s also 15 km from Sedam, and nearby towns such as Wadi and Shahabad are approximately 27 km away
Malkhed

The nearest railway station is Malkhed (Malkheda) Road, about 1.67 km from the fort

Recommended Travel Options

By Road (Taxi or Private Vehicle)

Drive directly from Kalaburagi via SH 10. The journey typically takes ~1 hour depending on road conditions.

Car rentals or taxis can be arranged in Kalaburagi for a round trip; useful for exploring nearby attractions too

By Train + Local Transport

Take a local train from Kalaburagi to Malkhed Road station (about 40 km, timing depends on schedules).

From the station, hire an auto-rickshaw or walk ~1.7 km to the fort

By Bus

Though frequent bus services may be available to Sedam or Malkhed, it’s more convenient to opt for a direct taxi or cab for flexibility and comfort

No Entry Fee

Timing: 9 AM to 2 PM 4 PM to 7PM