Sampige
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Sampige
Champakapuri | |
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Town | |
Coordinates: 13°25′19″N 76°52′4″E / 13.42194°N 76.86778°ECoordinates: 13°25′19″N 76°52′4″E / 13.42194°N 76.86778°E | |
Country | India |
State | Karnataka |
District | Tumkur |
Taluka | Turuvekere |
Languages | |
• Official | Kannada |
Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
Nearest City | Gubbi |
Climate | Cool (Köppen) |
Sampige is a village and a gram panchayat in the Turuvekere taluka of the Tumkur district in Karnataka, India.[1]
Sampige village is home to the Srinivasa Swamy Temple, which is known as "Sampige Srinivasa". Every year, the temple hosts a car festival, which is attended by thousands of people. Several Kannada language films have been picturized at this location.[citation needed]
The village is named after the Kannada word for the Champak tree, and was called Champakapuri in ancient times. Sampige Srinivasa is family deity of many Hebbar Srivaishnavas.[citation needed]
Villages under Sampige panchayat[edit]
The villages under the administration of the Sampige gram panchayat include:[1]
- Kodipalya
- Gundi Kaval
- Yeladabagi
- Masthigondanahalli
- Veerasagara Kere Kaval
- Singasandra
- Sampige (main village)
- Veerasagara
- Joddikoppa
- Halugondanahalli
- Raghavadevanahalli
- Akkalasandra
- Tovinakere
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