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The Queen of Hill Stations, Ooty offers stunning tea gardens, Nilgiri Mountain Railway, Ooty Lake, and cool pleasant weather year-round.

A charming hill town in the Nilgiris, Coonoor is known for its tea estates, Sim's Park, Dolphin's Nose viewpoint, and serene landscapes.

Scotland of India, Coorg is famous for its coffee plantations, misty mountains, rich Kodava culture, Abbey Falls, and the majestic Raja's Seat.

The City of Palaces, Mysuru dazzles with the magnificent Mysore Palace, Chamundeshwari Temple, Brindavan Gardens, and the iconic Dasara celebrations.

The land of coffee, Chikkamagaluru boasts Mullayanagiri — Karnataka's highest peak — along with waterfalls, dense forests, and coffee estates.

Known as the Cherrapunji of South India, Agumbe is a lush rainforest retreat famous for its majestic sunsets, king cobras, and waterfalls.

A UNESCO-listed biodiversity hotspot, Kudremukh National Park offers trekking through shola forests, river crossings, and panoramic views of the Western Ghats.

Home to the famous Sri Krishna Temple, Udupi is a sacred coastal town that also delights visitors with its beaches, cuisine, and Yakshagana heritage.

A pristine beach near Udupi, Malpe is known for its clean sands, boat rides to St Mary's Island, watersports, and fresh seafood.

Kaup is a scenic beach town famous for its historic lighthouse, golden sands, and spectacular sunsets over the Arabian Sea.

A serene, less-crowded beach with golden sands and clear Arabian Sea waters. Ideal for relaxing walks and enjoying coastal Karnataka cuisine.

One of India's most scenic beaches where NH 66 runs between the Arabian Sea and the Suparnika River, creating a breathtaking dual-water view.

Famous for the world's second-tallest Shiva statue, Murudeshwar temple sits by the Arabian Sea, offering a unique blend of spirituality and scenic coastal views.

A sacred coastal town known for the Mahabaleshwar Temple and pristine beaches including Om Beach, Half Moon Beach, and Paradise Beach.

A revered pilgrimage centre, Dharmasthala is home to the Sri Manjunatha temple and the Bahubali statue. It is known for its philanthropic activities and charitable services.

Nestled in the Western Ghats, Kollur is home to the Mookambika Temple — a highly revered Shakti shrine. The scenic forest surroundings add to its spiritual charm.

A sacred seat of Advaita Vedanta, Sringeri houses the Sharada Peetham established by Adi Shankaracharya on the banks of the Tunga river.

Situated at the foothills of the Western Ghats, Kukke Subramanya temple is one of Karnataka's most important Naga devata shrines and attracts pilgrims year-round.

India's second-highest plunge waterfall, Jog Falls cascades from over 250 metres in the Shravathi river valley. Best visited during and after the monsoon season.

Often called the Niagara of Karnataka, Sathodi Falls is a wide, powerful waterfall hidden in the forests of Uttara Kannada. A gem for nature lovers.

An adventure hub on the Kali River, Dandeli offers white-water rafting, jungle safaris, bird watching, kayaking, and wildlife encounters in its biodiversity-rich sanctuary.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi is the ancient capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, dotted with magnificent ruins, temples, and boulder-strewn landscapes.

Home to the exquisite Chennakeshava Temple, Belur showcases masterpiece Hoysala architecture with intricate stone carvings spanning over a century of craftsmanship.

The ancient Hoysala capital, Halebidu features the twin temples of Hoysaleshwara and Shanthaleswara adorned with thousands of intricately carved sculptures.