Highlights
- The fort and palace ruins.
- The Rani Chennamma memorial and museum.
- The relics of the 1824 uprising.
Kittur Fort holds the fort and palace ruins of the Desai chiefs of Kittur, where in 1824 Rani Chennamma led one of the earliest armed revolts against the British East India Company.

Kittur Fort holds the fort and palace ruins of the Desai chiefs of Kittur, where in 1824 Rani Chennamma led one of the earliest armed revolts against the British East India Company.
The on-site government museum displays arms, coins and sculptures recovered from the fort, telling the story of the revolt.
Entry: Fort free; museum ticketed
At Kittur on the Belagavi–Dharwad highway, ~50 km from Belagavi; bus or taxi
The Rani Chennamma fort and museum — check museum timings and follow its photography rules.
Road km to Belagavi; ghat roads and traffic vary — allow extra.
October to February; mornings.
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Entry: Fort free; museum ticketed. Timings: Fort daylight; museum has set hours, usually one weekly closed day. Fees and timings are indicative — confirm on site before you travel.
At Kittur on the Belagavi–Dharwad highway, about 50 km from Belagavi; reached by bus or taxi. The museum has its own hours and is usually closed one day a week — check before going.
1 to 1.5 hours with the museum.
Nearby you can pair Halasi Bhuvaraha Narasimha Temple (22.5 km), Suvarna Vidhana Soudha (33.3 km), Parasgad Fort (39.1 km), Safa Masjid, Belagavi (40.4 km).