ABOUT KARNATAKA
Karnataka with its capital at Bangalore is the country's 8 th largest state. It is located at Deccan Plateau , and is surrounded by Maharashtra to the north, Arabian Sea to the west, Goa to the northwest, Kerala to the southwest, Andhra Pradesh to the east and Tamil Nadu to southeast. Karnataka known for its large, majestic landscapes and much more…. are all at your fingertips offers an exciting range of tourist attractions to its visitors.

Karnataka offers white-water rafting possibilities, not possible elsewhere in India, other than in the Himalayan region. Colourful art forms, indigenous crafts and a rich cultural legacy add further sheen to Karnataka’s diverse tourism potential.

KARNATAKA TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Virupaksha Temple : The famous Virupaksha Temple in Hampi attracts tourists from different parts of the country. The Omkareshwar Temple in Madikeri was built by the Kodagu rulers in the 19th century. The domes and arches of the Virupaksha Temple make the monument look like an Indo-Saracenic styled building.

Catchy beaches and amazing water falls: Karnataka is gifted with around 320 km long coast line along with the Arabian Sea which provides numerous beaches with magnificent beauty. Beach of Marawanthe offers a memorable view of sunset and St. Mary’s Islands is known for its formation along with basalt rocks.
Gulbarga Fort: Located at a distance of approximately 600 km from the capital city of Bangalore, Gulbarga is a rich historical city in Karnataka. In the past, Hindu rulers ruled the city. The name Gulbarga is related to a Kannada word Kaliburgi that means the stone land.

Churches in Karnataka: There are many Churches in Karnataka. Some of the beautiful Churches in Karnataka are the Saint Rozario Cathedral Church which was originally built in 1526 which was later rebuilt in 1910, Milagres Church, Our Lady of Sorrow Church built in 1857 are a few to mention.

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