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Karnataka offers a diverse range of travel experiences, from the ancient ruins of empires and royal palaces to misty hill stations and pristine coastlines
Karnataka promotes its tourism with the slogan "One State, Many Worlds". This perfectly highlights the distinct travel experiences available across the state
1. Coorg (Karnataka)
Known as the "Scotland of India," Coorg is famous for its rolling hills, coffee estates, and rich culture.
Abbi Waterfall, Tourist attraction, ClosedKalakeri Nidugane
A striking 70-foot waterfall tucked inside lush spice and coffee plantations.
Raja Seat Garden, Tourist attraction, OpenMadikeri
A historic, brick-walled vantage point offering panoramic sunset views over misty valleys.
Mandalpatti Peak, Tourist attraction, Mandalpatti Rd
A highland meadow often called the 'market of clouds,' ideal for off-road 4x4 jeep safaris.
Dubare elephant camp, Park, Closed Karadigodu
An eco-tourism site on the Kaveri River bank where visitors can feed and bathe elephants.
Namdroling Monastery Golden Temple, Buddhist temple, ClosedBylakuppe, Aralikumari
A serene Tibetan settlement featuring massive, majestic golden Buddha statues.
2. Ooty (Tamil Nadu)
Affectionately named the "Queen of Hill Stations," Ooty features vast tea gardens and striking colonial-era charm.
Nilgiri Mountain Railway Line, Route
A historic UNESCO World Heritage steam toy train cutting through tunnels and dense forests.
Tamilnadu Tourism Boat House, Ooty, Boat tour agency, Closed Ooty
A sprawling, picturesque artificial lake offering pedal and rowboating at the main boat house.
Doddabetta Peak, Mountain peak,
The highest mountain peak in the Nilgiris, providing sweeping telescope views of the valley.
Government Botanical Garden, Botanical garden, Open Ooty
A massive, 55-acre manicured lawn housing thousands of exotic and rare plant species.
Pykara Lake & Waterfalls
A tranquil, less-crowded lake surrounded by pine forests, featuring a roaring cascade nearby.
3. Kodaikanal (Tamil Nadu)
Often called the "Gift of the Forest," this misty plateau hill station centers around pristine, high-altitude water bodies.
Kodaikanal Lake, Lake
A star-shaped, man-made lake perfect for perimeter cycling, horse riding, and slow boat rides.
Coaker's Walk, Notable street
A 1-km pedestrian cliff-side path revealing dramatic views of the rolling cloud carpets below.
Pillar Rocks Road, Route
Three majestic, vertical granite boulders standing shoulder-to-shoulder amidst deep, forested hills.
Guna Cave, Tourist attraction, Closed Kodaikanal
Deep, mysterious rock caverns guarded by giant roots and boulders inside a thick forest.
Pine Forest, Tourist attraction, Closed Berijam
A dense, fairytale-like forest of slender pine trees that is highly popular for photography.
4. Wayanad (Kerala)
A spice-scented highland district in Kerala celebrated for its ancient caves, waterfalls, and adventure trails.
Banasura Sagar Dam, Building, Padinjarathara
India’s largest earthen dam, offering thrilling speedboating loops around massive reservoir islands.
Edakkal Caves, Scenic spot, ClosedNenmeni
A steep uphill trek leading to natural rock caves covered in prehistoric Stone Age petroglyphs.
Chembra, Mountain peak,
Wayanad's highest summit, famous for a perennial, heart-shaped natural lake near the top.
Pookode Lake, Lake, Kunnathidavaka, Pookode
A natural, freshwater lake nestled among wooded hills, complete with water lilies and kayaking.
kandi eco park, Tourist attraction, Closed Meppadi, Kottappadi part
An extreme adventure eco-hub featuring an elevated glass bridge built high over deep jungle canopies.
5. Kabini (Karnataka)
A premier wildlife destination located along the pristine banks of the Kabini River reservoir.
Nagarahole Tiger Reserve / Kabini Safari:
A world-renowned wildlife sanctuary providing boat and jeep safaris to spot leopards, tigers, and Asiatic elephants.
Kabini Backwaters:
An isolated, scenic reservoir area known for its peaceful sunsets and sightings of dead tree stumps rising out of calm water.
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