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  The geography and landscape of Karnataka is such that it serves as an ideal destination for diverse and enthralling tourist locations and landmarks. Located in the midst of Western Ghats, Deccan Plateau and Kannad Coast, Karnataka is home to various forests, beaches, waterfalls, coffee plantations, lakes and all the bounties of nature. The state also boasts of historically significant monuments and structures that attract visitors from far and beyond. Also culturally diverse and ancient, Karnataka has a historic past and rich heritage for the travelers to explore. Following is the list of 15 carefully chosen tourist spots that has something for every vacationer. 1. Bangalore – The City of Diverse Existence Topping the list for the right reasons in the capital city, Bangalore. Bangalore is the most cosmopolitan city in India. It is a melting pot that is home to people from different backgrounds, cultures and skills. It is the hub of Information Technology that houses a huge number...
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Travelling

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  Karnataka, the fascinating state in South India is perfect for a memorable travel experiences. Blessed with natural beauty, heritage, adventure and more, there are a plethora of places to see, things to do and experiences. Encompassing scenic beaches, lush hill stations, ancient temples, massive forts, royal palaces, thriving wildlife sanctuaries and monuments listed among UNESCO World Heritage Sites, tourist destinations in Karnataka are matchless Bangalore The capital city of Karnataka, Bangalore is one of the most happening cities of the world. The fascinating merge of the modern world and the ancient era, makes its one of the must-visit tourist destinations in Karnataka. From sightseeing, city tours, trendy shopping, nightlife to other delight, you will never have a dull moment in the city. Nicknamed as ‘Garden City’, the metropolis has some of the oldest parks in the country. In addition, there are a number of remainders of the Hoysala Empire and the days of the British Raj....
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