A UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the banks of Tungabhadra River, it is home to ancient ruins and temples of the Vijayanagar kingdom. Parasdise for history enthusiast that will transport you back in time
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A less crowded beautiful coastal town renowned for the Mahabaleshwara temple and its idyllic beaches and pristine waters. It is a favorite destination among travelers who seek a peaceful vacation
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Located in the foothills of the Chamundi Hills and renowned as the City of Palaces, it offers beautiful monuments, a rich history, and bustling markets
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Known as the "Scotland of India," Coorg is bestowed with aromatic coffee plantations, lush forests, pleasant climate, stunning landscape and breathtaking waterfalls
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It is a popular hill station and weekend getaway from Bangalore that is located in the foothills of Mullayanagiri range. Famous for its coffee plantations, lush green valleys and trekking trails
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The garden city of India and capital city of Karnataka, it is gateway to many South Indian tourist destinations. It famous for pleasant weather, IT tech parks, vibrant nightlife and food
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One of the most famous pilgrimage sites in Karnataka located between Western Ghats and Arabian Sea famous for its temples, architecture, beaches, stone carving and local cuisine
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Located on the bank of the Yagachi River, it is famous for the Chennakesava temple, an architectural marvel of the Hoysala Empire. The place boasts a rich history and beautiful heritage structures
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The coastal town is one of the best tourist places in Karnataka known for its coconut palms, stunning beaches, temples and the sunrise and sunset points
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The gateway to the Western Ghats, also known as the rice bowl of Karnataka, is a place enriched with fertile land, beautiful waterfalls, coconut palm trees, and lush green landscapes
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