Musical fountains are fun to watch. Here goes a video of musical fountain at Almatti dam, Bijapur district, Karnataka. The song which was actually played during the musical fountain was “Kudiyon Ka Nasha Pyare” but as it is a copyright item, it has been layovered by another song.
Besides Badavilinga temple is situated Lakshmi Narasima temple in Hampi. This is the largest statue in Hampi standing at 6.7 meters. Lakshmi Narasima is one of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu. This form is also known as ugra Narasima or angered Narasima. He is seated on the giant coils of Adisesha, the scared guardian snake…
Watching sunset at Hampi, a UNESCO world heritage site in the state of Karnataka, India could be amazing. Set among the ruins of erstwhile Vijaynagar empire, there are some specific locations from where sunset watching could be enchanting. One can either head to Hemkuta hill which is besides Virupaksha temple. The other one is Matunga…
Highway hotels or dhabas have been part of our life who travels in India. Today I will share a review one such eatery on Old Madras road towards Hoskote when one is travelling from Bangalore. The name of the hotel itself is Highway Hotel. Such small roads side eateries many times hold the amazing real…
The Vittala temple in Hampi, represents the highest form of Vijaynagara style of art and architecture. Vittala is the Krishna aspect of Lord Vishnu. The temple is located at the bank of Tungabhadra river. There are two ways to reach Vittala temple: 1. Little before the Monolithic bull take a left turn for the riverside…
Location: Chamrajanagar district District Headquarter: Chamrajanagar Distance: 135 km from Bangalore Journey time: Around 2.5 hrs How to reach there: KSTDC tour package, break journey on KSRTC buses and Private vehicle. However, if you want to take bath in the falls and spend more time then you should hire a private vehicle. Route: 1. Bangalore…
Karnataka is one of the most versatile states in India in terms of tourism. Its slogan of “One state, many world” holds true. Lets check some of the Karnataka Tourism Campaign pictures:
