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Madhugiri - Monolith
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Madhugiri

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A single-rock granite hill in Karnataka, India, rising to about 1,133 m above sea level, widely regarded as the second-largest monolith in Asia.

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Where is Madhugiri monolith located?

Madhugiri is a granite hill in Karnataka, India. It rises to about 1,133 meters and is associated with the town of Madhugiri in the Tumakuru region.

Why is Madhugiri called a monolith?

The hill is formed from a single massive granite outcrop rather than a chain of separate peaks. It is widely described as the second-largest monolith in Asia.

Is there a fort on Madhugiri?

Yes, Madhugiri Fort occupies the slopes and summit area of the hill. The climb combines steep granite terrain with fort walls and defensive structures.

How difficult is the climb at Madhugiri?

The route is demanding because it follows steep rock and fortifications up to roughly 1,133 meters. Visitors should expect exposed sections, uneven steps, and changing conditions rather than a simple paved hill walk.

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