Historical Places in Karnataka

 Historic Places Karnataka

The state of Karnataka is home to some of the most amazing landforms, flora, fauna and an impressive historical legacy. Karnataka has been home to some of the most regal and opulent dynasties that have left an incredible amount of historical places in Karnataka and archaeological wealth for future generations. It was inhabited since the Paleolithic era and offers a fantastic exploration experience for the history buffs and other tourists from all over the world.
1. Hampi – City Of Ruins

Also called as the ‘City of Ruins’, Hampi is one of the most famous historical places in Karnataka under UNESCO. The city is known for its ancient temples and monuments that date back to a thousand years. It has been an important seat in the history of Karnataka and has around 500 ancient temples; archaeological monuments; treasury building; bastions. What makes this place a famous backpacker’s delight is its hippie vibe along with vibrant street markets abound with handcrafts and souvenirs. Virupaksha Temple and Vithala Temple are the most famous historical places in Hampi. To explore the major historical monuments of Karnataka, make sure to visit this fascinating city.

Bijapur – Biggest Domes In India

Home to the world-famous Gol Gumbaz or Gol Gummata, Bijapur is a must-visit historical place in North Karnataka. It is the mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah with a big circular domethat imparts this city its name. Gol Gumbaz is a single mammoth structure and is one of the biggest domes in India. The city houses numerous prominent historical monuments of Karnataka. Shivagiri, Jama Masjid and Bara Kaman are some of the prominent landmarks to explore in Bijapur. Bijapur is well-connected to other offbeat historical places in Karnataka and is an ideal spot for day-excursions.

Shimoga – Ancient Rulers And Dynasties

The list of historical places in Karnataka cannot be complete without the mention of Shimoga which was an important seat for many dynasties. Have a rendezvous with its bygone rulers at Shivappa Nayaka Palace Museum. Shivamogga is also home to the exotic flora and fauna of Karnataka. Nature is abounding with tigers and other wild animals. The gushing waterfalls like Jog Falls, Dabbe falls, etc also put this place on bucket list of every wanderlust soul



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