Karnataka travel guide
Plan a comfortable cab trip from Bangalore to the most visited places in Karnataka — sacred temples, misty hills, coffee plantations and royal palaces.
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Mysuru, Karnataka
The cultural capital of Karnataka, famous for the grand Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Gardens and sandalwood markets.
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Kodagu, Karnataka
Scotland of India — rolling coffee estates, misty hills, Abbey Falls and the source of the river Kaveri.
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Chikmagalur, Karnataka
Birthplace of coffee in India, known for Mullayanagiri peak, Baba Budangiri hills and serene plantation stays.
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Mangalore, Karnataka
One of the oldest Lokeshwara temples in South India, built in the 10th–11th century with beautiful bronze idols and caves.
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Mangalore, Karnataka
A sacred temple dedicated to Goddess Mangaladevi, believed to have given Mangalore its name, set amid peaceful hill surroundings.
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Kukke Subrahmanya, Karnataka
A major pilgrimage centre dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya, nestled at the base of the Western Ghats and the start of the Kumara Parvatha trek.
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Dharmasthala, Karnataka
A renowned pilgrimage town where Lord Manjunatha (Shiva) is worshipped alongside Jain and folk deities, known for its massive annadanam and towering statue.
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Kollur, Karnataka
Home to the famous Mookambika Devi Temple on the banks of the Souparnika River, surrounded by dense forests of the Western Ghats.
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Sringeri, Karnataka
An ancient seat of learning founded by Adi Shankaracharya, with the Sharadamba Temple on the banks of the Tunga River.
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Udupi, Karnataka
Famous for the Krishna Temple, Udupi cuisine and coastal charm, with Malpe Beach and St. Mary's Island nearby.
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