A crowning symbol of Karnataka’s rich Jain heritage, the Shri Neminath Tirthankara Temple, popularly known as Kamal Basadi, sits at the heart of the historic Belgaum fort. Built in 1204 AD by Bichiraja, a minister of Ratta Dynasty’s King Kartavirya
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The historic UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases the glory and splendour of architecture of the Vijayanagara Kingdom. Hampi has almost 500 architectural structures in its ruins.
Read DetailsThis is one of the favourites amongst the Karnataka tourist places.
Read DetailsMysore is synonymous with the Mysore Palace, an exercise in sheer opulence and extravagance. It is the royal past of this city that will continue to attract tourists, a past wrapped in riches and glory.
Read DetailsCoorg is a tranquil outpost cradled in the Western Ghats, and nestled in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. It is also known as the Scotland of India and is ideal for an incredible hill station holiday. Coorg boasts of some of the most breathtaking waterfalls, lush greenery, and spectacular landscapes. The mighty Cauvery River starts its journey from Coorg.
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