Basavalinganadoddy
Basavalinganadoddi or Basavalinganadoddy, is a village in Mandya district in the Indian state of Karnataka. It lies on the banks of the river Shimsha. It is 1.5 Kilometers away from the village panchayath headquarters of Kesthur. It is 13.5 Kilometers away from Taluk and the nearest city Maddur and 94 kilometers away from the state capital Bangalore. Nearest domestic airport is mysore which is 84 kilometers from the village and 128 kilometers from international airport Bengaluru.
Basavalinganadoddi is named after the god Basava, who is believed to be the mount of Lord Shiva.
Nandi Basaveshwara is a famous god here and a Jatra is celebrated in this god's name, which is famous by the name Nandi Basaveshwara Jatra, which happens once in a year during Sankranthi. Kaadudoddi is an ancient name for Basavalinganadoddy.
About half of the agricultural land in the village receives assured irrigation from the Krishna Raja Sagara.
Basavalinganadoddi's neighboring villages are Yadaanahalli in the north, Kesthur in the east and Adaganahalli in the west. The nearest college, hospital, bank and police stations is in Kesthur.
It is well connected to near cities like Maddur and Mandya.
The Bangalore-Mysore expressway is located 12 km away from the village.