LLM Development & AI Assistants for Belagavi businesses
Local businesses in Belagavi
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- IT and company offices: 5
- Informant Networks; Kadle Global Pvt Ltd; Ajinkya Technologies; Deshpande Industries
- Government offices: 3
- Regional Transport Office - RTO; Income Tax Office
- Colleges and universities: 32
- K.L.E. Society’s College of Engineering and Technology; Kle Independent College; Kls Shri Vasantrao Potdar Polytechnic; M S Khot Pvt Iti Vadgoan Belgavi; Maratha Mandal Pu College; Raja Lakhamagouda College; Trinity College of Commerce; Anjuman College; GSS college; Islamiya College
- Workshops and craft businesses: 2
- Prasad Sweets; Sangeeta Sweets
- Hospitals: 77
- Healing Hands Clinic - Belagavi; Bims Hospital; Chintamani Hospital; Choudhari Hospital; Civil District Hospiltal; Dakshata Hospitals Pvt Ltd; Gurubasava Hospital; Sanjeevani Hospital Pvt Ltd, Belagavi; Shanti Hospital; Sri Sankalp Nursing Home
- Banks: 50
- Corportion Bank; Bellada - Bagewadi Irban Souharda Sahakari Bank Ltd.; State Bank of India ATM; Karnataka Vikas Grameena Bank; UBI; Axis Bank ATM; SBI; Vijaya Bank; Corporation Bank; South Indian Bank
- Hotels and lodges: 26
- Ekam Hotel; College hostel; Hotel Khyber; Hotel Pavan; Triveni Lodge; Western Tower; Ajanta Elite; BMIS Girls Hostel; Cauvery Lodge; Hotel Adarsh palace
Belagavi facts
- District
- Belagavi district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 4,88,157
- Area
- about 94 sq km, about 762 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 577428 (Belagavi)
- History
- Belagavi was founded in the late 12th century by the Ratta dynasty. A Ratta official built the Jain temple Kamal Basadi in 1204.
- Culture and food
- Belagavi's food draws on Karnataka, Konkan and Maharashtra. Breakfast can be poori-bhaji, idli-dosa, upma or sabudana khichdi, lunch includes chapati, rice and jowar rotti, and seafood is cooked in Goan, Maharashtrian and North Karnataka styles.
- Geography
- The city lies about 770 m above sea level in the Western Ghats, near the border of Maharashtra and Goa.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.