The South Indian state of Karnataka is rightfully referred to as one state made up of many worlds because it covers an area of around 2 lakh sq km and has a population of more than 6 crore people. Some of India’s most famous historical, natural, adventurous and religious tourism destinations can be found in the state’s 31 districts.

Best Places To Visit In Karnataka

Coorg

Coorg, a beautiful and a bit so popular hill station, has been called the “Scotland of India.” Its dreamlike beauty makes it one of Karnataka’s most attractive tourist destinations. Coorg attracts every tourist with its coffee estates full of aroma, greenery covering the mountains and spectacular waterfalls plunging down the misty mountains.

Hampi

Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for being an open-air museum. Why? Because of the incredible temples, palaces marketplaces, pavilions and pillars found here are all all remnants of the powerful Vijayanagara Empire.

Pattadakal

A trip to Pattadakal, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, is something that any real history lover would not want to miss. Here, from the Chalukya dynasty’s 7th and 8th centuries, you can find nine magnificent Hindu temples and even a Jain sanctuary.

Kabini

Kabini, situated along the bank of the same-named river, is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Karnataka. The Kabini River is a tributary of Cauvery. The site is located on the outskirts of Rajiv Gandhi National Park, Bandipur Forest and Nagarhole National Park, and offers a wide range of wildlife experiences, making it one of the greatest spots in Karnataka to explore the wilderness.

 Jog Falls

Jog Falls, also known as Gerusoppa Falls, Gersoppa Falls and Jogada Gundi, are the second tallest waterfalls in the nation and are among the most popular spots in Karnataka. The waterfalls are formed by the Sharavathi River cascading from an altitude of 253 meters (830 feet), and are divided into four sections: Raja, Rocket, Rani and Roarer.