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Belagavi was originally known as Velugrama or Venugrama as per historical records and it literally meant “bamboo village”. Venu stands for bamboo which is found abundantly in these areas. Belagavi is surrounded by Uttara Kannada and Dharwad in the south, Bagalkote and Gadag in the east, Maharashtra state in the north and Goa state in the west. Belagavi is one of the oldest cities of Karnataka and is the largest in terms of size.

Bangluru Urban

Located 949 m above sea level in South India, Bengaluru is a fast-paced amalgam of the old and new. It is an exciting destination with tantalising sights to take in, mixed with the sensations of a happening cosmopolitan city. Bengaluru is more than just a city; it is a vibrant melange of the past, present and future, a potpourri of experiences unlike any other! With its cosmopolitan nature, Bengaluru welcomes you into its fold.

Bidar, situated in the heart of the Deccan Plateau, has been a melting pot of cultural influences. A region that has seen dramatic changes in the course of its history, it is home to magnificent monuments. Ruled by the Kakatiyas, Tughlaqs, Bahamanis, Barid Shahis, Adil Shahis, Mughals and Nizams at different times, the architecture shows an interesting intermingling of Hindu, Turkish and Persian styles.

Situated in the North Karnataka region, the district of Kalaburagi (formerly called as Gulbarga) forms part of the Deccan Plateau and shares its borders with Maharashtra and Telangana. Among the three districts of the former Hyderabad Karnataka area, it became part of Mysore (Karnataka) after the reorganization of States in 1956. Kalaburagi district is surrounded by Yadgir in the south, Vijayapura and Maharashtra in the west, Bidar in the north and Telangana State in the east.

Vijayapur was a gateway to the Deccan Sultanate which extended from North Karnataka to central India. Located in the historically rich Deccan, the city was established in the 10th-11th centuries by the Kalyani Chalukyas and was ruled by various dynasties including the Adil Shahi kings who have had a major influence on the region. It is dotted with mosques, mausoleums, palaces, fortifications, watchtowers, and strong gateways, with the massive Gol Gumbaz dominating the landscape for miles around.

Yadgiri is one of the smallest districts of Karnataka and it is located in the northeastern part of the state. It is surrounded by Kalaburgi in the north, Raichur in the south, Vijayapura in the west and Telangana state in the east. The major crops include Jowar, Paddy, Cotton, Sunflower, Groundnut and Sugarcane. The area is also renowned for its vast stretch of fertile black soil which is the main reason for bumper harvests especially of red gram, hence the district is also referred to as the “Daal Bowl” of the state.

Situated in the northern part of Karnataka is Bagalkote. Bagalkote is flanked by Vijayapura in the north, Gadag in the south, Raichur towards east, Koppal towards southeast and Belagavi towards the west. The Ghataprabha River, Malaprabha River and Krishna River flow through the district.The legendary Chalukya Dynasty ruled over the place in and around Bagalkote.

Geographically, the district is surrounded by Kalaburagi in the north, Vijayapura and Bagalkote in the west, Koppal and Ballari in the south and Andhra Pradesh State in the east. Raichur is an important commercial, industrial and education centre in North Karnataka.Raichur lies between two important rivers, the Krishna and the Tungabhadra, in the north eastern part of Karnataka state.

Dharwad is located in the north western part of Karnataka. Geographically, This place is surrounded by Gadag in the east, Belagavi in the north, Uttara Kannada in the southwest and Haveri in the south. Dharwad had been a part of many dynasties and kings including the Chalukyas, Bahmani Sultanate, Vijayanagara Empire, Adil Shahis, Mughals, Shivaji Maharaj, Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan and finally the British East India Company.

Gadag district was formed in 1997 when it was carved out from Dharwad district. Gadag is surrounded by Haveri in the south, Dharwad in the west, Belagavi in the north west, Bagalkote in the north, Koppal in the east and Ballari in the south east.

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The newest and the 31st District in Karnataka state carved out of Ballari District in 2020 is located in the Kalyana Karnataka Region with Hosapete as district headquarters. It is the home of the former capital of the famous Vijayanagara Empire and its capital Hampi, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Koppal is a fairly new district of Karnataka which has been carved out of Raichur district. It is surrounded by Raichur in the east, Gadag in the West, Bagalkot in the north, Ballari in the south.The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi also covers some areas of Koppal district including Anegundi, which is home to the mythical kingdom of Kishkinda of Ramayana fame.The old palace and fort still exist here and is the location for the annual “Anegundi Utsava”.

Ballari is situated on the eastern side of Karnataka and is surrounded by Raichur and Koppal on the north, Haveri and Gadag on the west, Chitradurga and Davanagere on the south, and Anantapur and Kurnool (Andhra Pradesh) on the east. Ballari has been a meeting place for people from Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh hence offering a tradition and culture mix of both the states.

Uttara Kannada

Uttara Kannada District is one of the largest districts in Karnataka with abundant natural resources and varied geographical features. It is surrounded by Belagavi and Goa State to the North, Dharward in the East, Shivamogga and Udupi in the South. Kannada & Konkani are the 2 major regional languages spoken here. With a total land area of 10.25 lakh hectares, 8.28 hectares is under forest land.

Haveri district is almost in the centre of Karnataka with equal distance from Bidar in the far north to Kollegal in the far south. It is surrounded by Dharwad and Gadag in the north, Ballari and Davanagere in the east, Shivamogga in the south and Uttara Kannada in the west. Haveri is well known for its rich culture and heritage and is considered as the gateway to North Karnataka.Haveri is the birthplace of several prominent personalities such as Santa Shishunala Sharif, Kanaka Dasa and Sarvajna.

Shivamogga district is a part of the Malnad region of Karnataka. This landlocked district is surrounded by Haveri, Davanagere, Chikkmagaluru, Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts and is located 300 km north-west of Bengaluru. Nestled cosily as a Gateway to the Western Ghats, the Shivamogga region is a lush green landscape well-endowed with forests, sparkling water bodies, spectacular waterfalls and green peaks rising to the skies.

The name “Udupi” is believed to have come from the Sanskrit words “Udu & Pa” that means “stars” and “Lord“. According to legend, the Moon’s light was once reduced due to a curse by King Daksha. The Moon prayed to Lord Shiva to get back the original shine and the prayer was believed to be made at the Chandramouleshwara Temple here.

Chikkamagaluru

Chikkamagaluru is a peaceful, beautiful town with hills, valleys, streams and coffee plantations. It is believed that Chikkamagaluru was given as a dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, the Chief of Sakrepatna kingdom. Chikkamagaluru has taken its name from Chikka magal-uru which means “Younger Daughter’s Village“.

Dakshina Kannada

Ensconced on the southern coast, this maritime city makes a pleasant and convenient stop between Kerala and Karwar. It’s the gateway to the Konkan coast and inland Kodagu region. The district is bound by sea in the west and Western Ghats in the East, Udupi district in the North and Kerala State in the South. Mangaluru is the district headquarters of Dakshina Kannada and it has been synonymous with banking and education.

Surrounded by Dakshina Kannada in the west, Chikkamagaluru and Chitradurga in the north, Coorg towards the south and Tumkuru in the east, Hassan has an eventful and rich history. It is blessed with a pleasant climate and a great picturesque location. It is here where the plains (maidaans) begin to gently slope into the Western Ghats (malnad).Although not a proper hill station, Hassan is often referred to as Poor Man’s Ooty.

Located around 65 km from Bengaluru, Tumakuru is the second-largest district in the state of Karnataka. Tumakuru district shares its border with eight districts, which is the highest in the state; Chitradurga towards the north, Hassan and Chikkamagaluru towards west, Mandya towards the south-west, Ramanagara and Bengaluru Rural towards the south, Chikkaballapura towards east and Ananthapuram (Andhra Pradesh) towards north-east.

Bangalore Rural

Bengaluru Rural is surrounded by Bengaluru Urban in the south, Tumkuru and Chikkaballapur in the north, Kolar in the east and Ramnagara in the west. Bengaluru Rural District was formed in 1986 when Bengaluru was split into Bangalore (Rural) and Bangalore (Urban). Again, it was spilt in 2007, when the talukas of Kanakapura, Ramanagar, Magadi and Channapatna merged to the newly formed Ramanagara district.

Chikkaballapur

Chikkaballapur district is a newly created district in the state of Karnataka. Chikkaballapur was formed in 2007 when it was carved out of the existing Kolar district. The district is surrounded by Kolar in the southwest, Bengaluru Rural in the south, Tumkuru in the west and Andhra Pradesh state in the north. Chikkaballapur is located around 60 km from Bengaluru city and due to this proximity, attractions in Chikkaballapur is a favourite weekend getaway for the Bengaluru crowd.

In 1997, Davanagere district was carved out of 3 districts of Chitradurga, Shivamogga and Ballari and derives its name from Devanagari which gradually became Davanagere. It is surrounded by Ballari in the north, Shivamogga and Haveri in the west, Chikkamagaluru in the south and Chitradurga in the east.

Chitradurga

Chitradurga offers visitors an irresistible mix of history, legends and spirituality. Chitradurga offers visitors a spectacular boulder-strewn landscape which has an unconquerable fort with astounding defenses, ancient temples and a history full of valour and bravery.It is believed that the name of the place earlier was ‘Chatrakaldurg ‘, the word ‘Chatrakal’ meaning umbrella rock, being derived from a striking umbrella-shaped hill in the south-western part of the town.

Nestled on the slopes of the Western Ghats, Coorg (also called Kodagu) woos you with its undulating hills, lush green forests and a spectacular landscape dotted with coffee plantations and orange groves. Coorg is the land of coffee, cardamom, colonels, and the Cauvery. Aptly dubbed as ‘the Scotland of India’, Coorg offers a spellbinding visual treat with its cloud-capped peaks, chirpy birds and sparkling streams, not to mention the unique, mouth-watering flavours of Kodagu cuisine.

It was, in ancient inscriptions, known as Kuvalala, Kolala and Kolahalapura. Historical evidence says that Kolar was in existence from the 4th Century onwards. The Ganga dynasty originally hailed from this place which was the initial capital. Moreover, Kolar was also part of many other dynasties including Cholas, Hoysalas and Vijayanagara. Moreover, it also has mentioned in the Indian epics Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Geographically, Mandya is surrounded by Tumkuru in the north, Ramanagara in the east, Chamrajanagara and Mysuru in the south and Hassan in the west. Mandya is also known as the land of five rivers due to the presence of the rivers Cauvery, Hemavathi, Shimsha, Veeravaishnavi and Lokapavani.

Ramanagara was called Closepet during pre-independence times, named so after Sir Barry Close who built the old bridge here. Ramanagara district was carved out of the erstwhile Bengaluru Rural district in 2007. The district is surrounded by Bangalore Urban and Tumakuru in the north, Mandya in the west, Chamarajanagar in the south and Tamil Nadu state in the west. Cauvery, Arkavathi & Kanva are the three rivers flowing in the District.

Mysuru, the ‘City of Palaces’, is royalty and magnificence embodied; overflowing with history, sprawling gardens and tree-lined boulevards. One of South India’s most fascinating cities, Mysuru has a plethora of places to visit and explore. Ruled over by the Wadiyars from 1399 till Independence, Mysuru is renowned for its royal heritage and splendid monuments and buildings. This former state capital is a seamless blend of old-world charm and modernity.

Chamrajnagar

Being the southernmost district of Karnataka, Chamarajanagar district shares its borders with the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Chamarajanagar was earlier known as Arikutara, which was changed by Krishnaraja Wadiyar III in memory of his father Chamaraja Wadiyar who was born at this place and also constructed the Chamarajeshwara Temple, a monument of considerable beauty.

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Last updated on January 21st, 2023 by Editorial Staff

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Karnataka is an Indian state on the subcontinent’s western coast. Karnataka is the tenth most populous state in India. It is the only southern state that has geographical borders with each of the other four sister states in India. It is bordered on the north by Goa and Maharashtra, on the east by Telangana, on the southeast by Tamil Nadu, on the south by Kerala, and on the west by the Arabian Sea. Bengaluru (Bangalore), the capital, is located near the southeastern border. The state of Karnataka is blessed with seven vital river systems: the Godavari, Krishna, Cauvery, North Pennar, South Pennar, Palar, and all west-flowing rivers. Kannada is the state’s most widely spoken and official language. Kannada is one of India’s classical languages. Urdu, Konkani, Marathi, Tulu, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kodava, and Beary are some of the other minority languages spoken in the area. Shri Basavaraj Bommai and shri Thawarchand Gehlot are the present chief ministers of Karnataka.

Demographical Profile

The state has a total area of 191,791 km2 and a population density of about 61,130,704 people. The state’s literacy rate is 75.36 percent, with 973 females for every 1000 males.

Winter (January and February), summer (March through May), southwest monsoon (June through September), and post-monsoon (October through December) seasons characterize Karnataka’s climate. In the winter, maximum daily temperatures reach the upper 80s F (low 30s C), while in the summer, temperatures reach the low 100s F (about 40 °C). The drier areas of the Maidan receive about 20 inches (500 mm) of annual precipitation, while the wettest regions of the coastal plain receive about 160 inches (4,000 mm). The northeast monsoon, which blows during the post-monsoon season, brings the majority of the state’s yearly precipitation, which occurs between June and September. The winter months are significantly drier than the rest of the year.

Wildlife and Natural Vegetation

While coconut trees border the lagoons of Karnataka’s coastal plains, monsoon forests cover the Western Ghats’ Malnad region, and scrub forests and scrublands stretch across the Maidan’s drier plains. Tigers, elephants, gaurs (wild cattle), and deer inhabit the monsoon woods, which are extremely rich in wildlife. The Maidan is home to wild boars, bears, and leopards. Peacocks are a regular sight in the state. Many wildlife sanctuaries exist in Karnataka, including the huge Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary in the northwest, which borders the Mahaveer sanctuary in Goa. There are several renowned natural parks, Bandipur in the south, near the Tamil Nadu border, and Nagarhole in the southwest, near the Kerala border.

The majority of the population is involved in agriculture. The following are the most common soil groups found in Karnataka: Red soils include red gravelly loam, red loam, red gravelly clay, and red clay. Gravelly soil, loose, black soil, and basalt deposits are all examples of black soil. Lateritic soils include gravelly lateritic soil and lateritic soil. The most important food crop is rice grown on the coastal plain, followed by sorghum (jawar) and millet (ragi). Sugarcane is the principal cash crop, with cashews, cardamom, betel (areca) nut, and grapes as secondary income crops. Coffee and tea plantations may be found on the cool slopes of the Western Ghats; Karnataka is one of the country’s major coffee producers. Irrigation allows sugarcane, rubber, and fruits like bananas and oranges to be grown in the eastern region. Cotton, oilseeds, and peanuts thrive in the northwest’s black soil (groundnuts). The forests in the Malnad region in western India provide a substantial amount of the world’s sandalwood supply. Mysuru also produces sandalwood oil, which is a major state export. Teak, eucalyptus, rosewood, bamboo, as well as tanning colors, gums, and lac are all essential forest products (used in the manufacture of varnishes).

Culture (Art, Music and Cuisines)

Karnataka, India’s southernmost state, has its own art and culture, shaped by a long history of linguistic and religious diversity. Coastal Karnataka’s traditional folk arts are significant theatrical forms. With companies like Ninasam, Ranga Shankara, and Rang built on the foundations put down by the Gubbi Veeranna Nataka Company, Karnataka has one of the most active contemporary theatrical cultures in India. Popular dance styles include Veeragase, Kamsale, and Dollu Kunitha. Both Hindustani and Carnatic music thrive in Karnataka state. Hindustani music is popular in North Karnataka, whereas Carnatic music is popular in South Karnataka. Karnataka is known for its folk music. Many vocalists, including B. K. Sumitra, Bangalore Latha, B. R. Chaya, and others, have recorded countless folk songs in Kannada. Folk melodies such as Bhagyada balegara, Nimbiya Banada, Ghallu Ghallenuta, Munjaneddu Kumbaranna, Mayadantha Male Bantanna, Maralladyane, and others have become popular, and have been copied and reused in films. Pilivesha is a popular dance genre seen on the streets and in temples around coastal Karnataka. It is a unique art form that requires the dancer to paint the image of a tiger on his body. The food is flavorful and includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. A typical Kannadiga Oota (meal) is served on a banana leaf and includes rice, sambar, pickle, ghee, dessert, and other curry-based meals. Karnataka ladies prefer to wear sarees, while men prefer to wear dhoti and Kurta. In Karnataka, the main traditional dress for males is the ‘Panche,’ which is worn beneath the waistline with a shirt on top.

Karnataka has many natural resources, and attracts a large number of tourists each year. Coorg, Nandi Hills, and Chikmagalur are just a few of the intriguing hill stations in Karnataka. People looking for pure beaches can visit the famous Blue Lagoon Beach and Ladies Beach in Karwar, which are both lined with Casuarina trees. Karnataka also has UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Hampi and Pattadakal, which are perfect for heritage tourism. The Gommatesvara statue at Shravanabelagola and the Gol Gumbaz in Bijapur are two more noteworthy heritages that have drawn travelers to Karnataka for centuries. There are also 21 animal sanctuaries and 5 national parks in this state.

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