Karnataka Top 6 tourist places: don’t forget to Visit once

Karnataka Top 6 tourist places: The geography and landscape of Karnataka is such that it serves as an ideal destination for diverse and enthralling tourist locations and landmarks. Located in the midst of Western Ghats, Deccan Plateau and Karnataka Coast, Karnataka is home to various forests, beaches, waterfalls, coffee plantations, lakes and all the bounties of nature.

Here are the top five places that you must visit if you plan to visit Karnataka this monsoon.

1. Jog Falls: Jog Falls, falling from about 850 feet from the ground, is the second tallest falls in India. The segmented falls is a sight to behold. There are steps to go up to the view point to enjoy the stunning view of one of nature’s beautiful creation.

The sight and sound of the Jog Falls leaves a soothing and relaxing effect on the visitors. Sagar Station is about 28 km from Jog Falls and Hubli Airport is about 130 km away.

2. Coorg: Coorg is a well-known coffee-producing hill station that is set in the midst of intimidating mountains in the state of Karnataka. It is well known for its stunning green hills and the streams that run straight through them.

Because of its people and culture, it is also a well-liked vacation spot. Particularly renowned for their gracious hospitality are the Kodavas, a native tribe that specialises in martial arts, the report said.

3. Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary: Uttara Kannada is home to the 334.52 square mile Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. Nature enthusiasts will find it to be the perfect vacation spot.

By air, rail, and road, the refuge is conveniently located. It is located 57 kilometres from Dharwad, the place where you can go to the sanctuary easily, as per Karnataka.com.

4. Agumbe: Agumbe, noted for its scenic beauty and biodiversity, is frequently referred to as the Cherrapunji of South India. It is situated 380 miles from Bangalore, tucked away on a plateau atop Someshwara Ghat.

It is located in the Shimoga district of Karnataka and is known as such because it averages 7,640 mm of rain annually, the second-highest amount in India..

5. Shivagange: Shivagange is a hillock situated about 60 km from Bengaluru and is famous for its temples and natural beauty. The famous place is also called the ‘Dakshina Kashi, meaning the Kashi of the South, as it looks like a large ‘Shiva Linga’ when seen from a distance.

Moreover, people chose it regularly as their favourite picnic spot. The place is not very far from the city and can be reached in one and a half hours by car.

6. Nandi Hills: Once the summer retreat destination of Tipu Sultan, the Nandi Hills are a favourite destination for birdwatchers and hikers. Moreover, the hills also have temples dating back to the great Chola Empire.

Situated at a height of 4851 feet above sea level, the hills are a showcase of shrines, majestic pillars, and beautifully carved arches. The place is 62 km away from Bengaluru and can be reached by car in 1 hour and 20 minutes.

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