A coastal gem of divine temples, sandy beaches, and iconic cuisine
Udupi is a coastal district in Karnataka, carved out of Dakshina Kannada district in 1997. Udupi is popular for its food, temples, beaches and educational as well as financial institutions. The name “Udupi” is believed to have come from the Sanskrit words “Udu & Pa” that means “stars” and “Lord“.
Overview St. Mary’s Island, also known locally as Coconut Island, is one of the most fascinating geo...
Nestled in the serene village of Attur, just 3 km from Karkala in Udupi district, St. Lawrence Churc...
Sri Krishna Temple in Udupi is an important pilgrimage site in South India. Thousands of devotees th...
Kapu is a beach village in coastal Karnataka. Kapu’s long sandy beaches offer a panoramic view of th...
A golden shore with adventure in the air and islands on the horizon ...
Overview St. Mary’s Island, also known locally as Coconut Island, is one of the most fascinating geo...
Nestled in the serene village of Attur, just 3 km from Karkala in Udupi district, St. Lawrence Churc...
Sri Krishna Temple in Udupi is an important pilgrimage site in South India. Thousands of devotees th...
Kapu is a beach village in coastal Karnataka. Kapu’s long sandy beaches offer a panoramic view of th...
A golden shore with adventure in the air and islands on the horizon ...
The elusive Black Panther of Kabini is a rare wildlife marvel that has earned global fame. Spotted occasionally in the dense forests of Nagarhole National Park, it adds a thrilling allure to Karnataka’s rich biodiversity.
Maravanthe Beach offers a unique coastal experience where the highway runs between the roaring Arabian Sea on one side and the calm Souparnika River on the other. With its stunning contrast of landscapes, golden sands, and scenic sunsets, it’s one of Karnataka’s most picturesque beach drives.
The elusive Black Panther of Kabini is a rare wildlife marvel that has earned global fame. Spotted occasionally in the dense forests of Nagarhole National Park, it adds a thrilling allure to Karnataka’s rich biodiversity.
As the sun dips into the Arabian Sea, Karnataka’s coastline transforms into a canvas of gold and crimson. Whether you’re at Gokarna, Malpe, or Kaup, the gentle waves, swaying palms, and vibrant skies create a serene, soul-soothing spectacle that lingers long after the light fades.
By day it’s royal, by night it’s magical—the Mysore Palace dazzles when lit up with nearly 100,000 bulbs. This weekend spectacle transforms the historical site into a fairy-tale vision, drawing crowds in awe of its grandeur.
Yakshagana is a vibrant folk theatre form from coastal Karnataka, blending dance, music, elaborate costumes, and storytelling. With its dramatic expressions and mythological themes, it captivates audiences through all-night performances that are equal parts spiritual and spectacular.
Standing tall in Bengaluru, Vidhana Soudha is the seat of Karnataka’s legislature and a symbol of state pride. With its majestic neo-Dravidian architecture and illuminated façade by night, it’s a striking landmark that blends tradition with democratic governance.
A masterpiece of Vijayanagara architecture, the Stone Chariot at Hampi’s Vittala Temple is one of India’s most iconic monuments. Carved entirely out of stone, this monolithic chariot stands as a testament to the artistic brilliance and engineering prowess of a bygone era.
