Kundana Betta

Kundana Betta located in Kundana village, Devanhalli taluk, Bengaluru rural district. It is shaped like a squirrel, the hill is 61 meters high and about 100 meters wide and 50 meters long at the top of the hill and is flat. On the eastern side of the hill, there is a sloping path and an entrance to a four-stone pillar. Devanahalli belongs to the time of camp workers. There are Channakeshwa Temple and Anjaneyaswamy Temple. Kundana was the capital of the Hoysala Ramanath in the late 13th century. In AD 1537, the first Kempegowda, who was a colonist of Yalahanka Nadi, took the initiative to build Bangalore under the order of the Vijayanagara Empire and in that context; Kundana built a four-round fort and made it a Thana base.