Bangalore, though is bustling with quite a great population running around in haste, chasing papers under the city light; it is a justified capital of Karnataka.
Mysore is indeed the second cleanest and a well planned city of India and its people are super-friendly and calm.
Coorg a.k.a Kodagu, is a paradise for those who cherish nature at its most pristine form. Skim through the landscape and there is lush greenery and glistening waterfalls, which make it a perfect hub for coffee and spice plantation.
When we talk about Hampi, we picture long lost ruins dating back to the time of Vijayanagar era. These temples and forts are chiseled in order to create some fine and intricate artwork in their walls or doors or everywhere around.
Mangalore is a preferred stop-over, while you’re on a long journey. Even if you are not an explorer and are perhaps looking for some leisure time, then hop into the beaches with emerald sea waves splashing through rich sand.
Bijapur is famous because of its eight day festival Lingayat Siddheshwara festival during January/February celebrated with zeal.
Gokarna is known for its sanctity and that the city has one of the holiest temples of lord Shiva as it has a lingam known to be the original image of god.