District Stadium in Karnataka | Walking Map

## District Stadium Hassan: what it is, where it is, and how to plan a visit

District Stadium Hassan is a public sports venue in Hassan city, Karnataka, used for athletics and field sports. If you’re looking for a place to train, watch local competitions, or simply add a “real-life” stop to your Hassan itinerary that isn’t temple-only, this stadium is one of the city’s straightforward, practical options.

### Quick facts (from publicly listed sources)
– Name: District Stadium (also listed as “District Stadium HASSAN”)
– Location: Salagame Road, Rangoli Halla, Hassan, Karnataka 573201
– Plus Code-style address shown online: 2493+JMP, Salagame Road, Hassan, Karnataka 573201, India
– Coordinates (provided): 13.0190814, 76.1041933
– Public rating snapshot: Justdial displays 4.1/5 based on 3,699 ratings (ratings change over time).
– Hours: Trip.com explicitly notes you should contact the attraction to confirm specific opening hours.

## What you can realistically expect on-site (and what you shouldn’t assume)

### What’s safe to say
– This is a stadium facility in Hassan associated with sports use (as reflected by multiple listings and categorization as a stadium).
– It’s a known local point of interest in travel inventory and “things to do” contexts (e.g., Expedia lists it as an attraction).

### What you should not assume without checking the day-of
A lot of stadium write-ups online confidently claim specific amenities (bleachers count, track surface type, floodlights, bathrooms, water stations, coaching access). I can’t verify those details from the sources I could access here, and one major listing even flags basic necessities like toilets and drinking water as not adequately available (based on review-derived summaries).

Bottom line: treat it as a working public sports ground, not a guaranteed “fully serviced” recreational complex.

## How to get there

Use the address that mapping apps recognize best in India:
– Rangoli Halla, Salagame Road, Hassan – 573201
Or, if you’re sending the location to a driver or pasting into a map search:
– 2493+JMP, Salagame Road, Hassan, Karnataka 573201

If you’re navigating via coordinates (e.g., offline maps, GPX tools), use:
– 13.0190814, 76.1041933 (provided)

## When to go (without guessing opening hours)

Because at least one travel listing advises confirming hours directly, the practical approach is:
– Go in daylight (better visibility, fewer closures for events).
– If you’re visiting to train rather than watch, aim for a time when stadiums are typically used for practice (morning/evening), but verify locally first.

### Phone/contact info caveat
Trip.com lists a ticket inquiry phone number. I can’t verify whether that number is current or staffed, so treat it as “might work, might not.”

## What to bring (practical, stadium-specific)

This is the stuff that prevents a small hassle from turning into a wasted trip:
– Drinking water (don’t rely on finding it inside).
– Hand sanitizer/tissues (stadium bathrooms can be inconsistent even in well-run facilities).
– Sun protection: hat + sunscreen—Hassan can be warm, and open grounds mean little shade.
– Shoes matched to your activity (running shoes for walking/jogging; avoid cleats unless you know the surface rules).
– A small lockable bag if you’re carrying valuables—stadiums are public, with lots of movement.

## Etiquette and inclusive, respectful use

Public sports grounds in India often serve many groups at once—students, clubs, walkers, families. A few norms make your visit smooth:
– Give right-of-way to active training sessions (sprints, drills, team practice).
– Ask before stepping onto marked practice areas (especially if a group is using lanes or a field).
– Be mindful with photography, especially around children or organized coaching groups—get consent.
– If you’re visiting with someone who has mobility needs: plan for variable accessibility, since I can’t confirm ramps, surfaces, or accessible toilets from available sources.

## Pair it with nearby Hassan sights

If you’re building a simple half-day plan, Expedia notes that Hasanamba Temple, Maharaja Park, and Kedareswara Temple are not far from Hassan District Stadium. I’m repeating that as a nearby suggestion, not a walking-distance guarantee—confirm routes and timing on your map app.

## Data checks and “what might be outdated”

A few details commonly drift over time:
– Ratings/review counts change continuously; use them as a signal, not a verdict.
– Opening hours can change for events, maintenance, or local policies—one listing explicitly recommends confirming.
– On-site facilities (water/toilets/cleanliness) can vary seasonally and with funding/maintenance cycles; review summaries suggest this is a known pain point.