Karwar is a coastal town in Uttar Kannada district of Karnataka. Learn more about sightseeing and beaches in Karwar. Find out how to reach Karwar.
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Belur – A Land of Temples and Kings
Belur is located near Yagachi River. Belur houses a number temples and also has a few destinations that capture the interest of a traveler.
History of Karnataka
A brief history of Karnataka. The dynasties who ruled Karnataka played a major part in shaping its history. Learn about the history and dynasties of Karnataka
10 Temples You Must in Mangalore
Mangalore or Mangaluru has a number of famous temples and shrines that attract tourists and devotees. Read on to know about the top 10 temples of Mangalore.
5 Must Visit Temples in Gokarna
Gokarna is a temple town and tourist destination in Karnataka. The place has many famous temples. Read on to know about the 5 must visit temples of Gokarna.
Temples In Hampi
Hampi is one of the hottest tourist spots in Karnataka. Hampi has several temples, each an architectural wonder.
Hemakuta group of Temples, Hampi – A Cluster of Ancient Shrines
Hemakuta group of temples in Hampi are a cluster of ancient temples situated on the Hemakuta hilltop. Most of the temples here are dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Everything you should know about Smart Cities in Karnataka
How many proposed smart cities will Karnataka get? How do we benefit from Bengaluru-Chennai corridor? Read on to know everything you should ever know about Smart Cities in Karnataka.
Anthargange, Kolar – A Tale Told by Caves, Temples and Rocks
Anthargange near Kolar & Bangalore is a hill range that is famous for volcanic rock formations, natural caves and a perennial spring. It is one of the well-known destinations for adventure seeking activities like trekking, rock climbing, rappelling, high rope traversing, etc.
Karaga Festival – A Demonstration of the Rich Cultural and Religious Heritage of Karnataka
The Karaga festival is one of the oldest festivals of Karnataka. It is celebrated in honour of the goddess of power, Goddess Shakti. The people of Tigala community carry out a huge procession from the Dharmarayaswamy temple in honour of their community deity, Draupadi during the festival.