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Kampli Fort
Kampli Fort is located in Kampli, Karnataka, which now can only be seen in ruins. The architecture of the fort seems to be belonging to the Vijayanagara dynasty.

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Kampli Fort, KarnatakaKampli Fort is located in Bellary District, Kampli taluk of Karnataka. Now the fort can be seen in ruins only including the gateway and the rampart walls of the fort. The architecture of the fort seems to belong to the Vijayanagara era. Kampli Fort was named after King Kampli Raya of Vijayanagara era.

Visiting Information to Kampli Fort
Kudatini Railway Station and Bellary Airport are the nearest to reach the fort. National Highway 16 connects Kampli to other major cities of India.

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