Rabkavi Banhatti

Rabkavi Banhatti is a town situated at the bank river Krishna and a city municipal council in Bagalkot district in the Indian state of Karnataka. It forms twin town along with Rabakavi Rampur & Hosur. It is the hub of the textile business for the surrounding districts n is famous for surat zari sarees which are manufactured here n this known as second Manchester of Karnataka. Rabakavi-Banahatti city includes four small towns namely Rabkavi, Banahatti, Rampur and Hosur situated in Bagalkot district of Karnataka State. All four towns are 1-2 kms farther from each other. Rabkavi, Banahatti are relatively bigger than other two towns. Therefore ,commonly the city is named as Rabkavi-Banahatti twin city. Rabakavi-Banahatti has history that many people from here had taken part in the battle against British council for independence. Overall, it is a quite and peaceful town, mainly dependent on agriculture and fabric spinning.

It is famous for its Spinning Mill and Old ancient temples such as Kadasidheshwara temple, Danamma Devi temple and Mahadev temple. and also for "dempo diary" which supplies milk all around the Karnataka. One of the most popular temple of the city. The temple is located at Banahatti hill area.