Karnataka Tour Packages

Karnataka is the third most popular state for tourism in India which attracts a big number of tourists every year. The state offers an amazing experience with lofty mountains, serene beaches, barking waterfalls, mesmerizing hill stations, abundant wildlife, celebrated heritage sites, impressive architecture, and also an unbelievable cultural extravaganza.

Karnataka Holiday Packages

If you are looking for a perfect holiday destination which includes both the mountains and also beaches; after that Karnataka is the place for you. The Karnataka tour is a plethora of myriad attractions ranging from hi-tech urban cities to the quaint towns that color your life with their blues and greens. Filled with rumbling waterfalls, ancient temples, and wildlife sanctuaries; the Karnataka holidays will provide you an experience like nothing else. There are a wide variety of Karnataka Tour Packages from Swan Tours that will offer you deep insight as well as a better way to explore this attractive land full of surprises at every corner.

How To Reach Karnataka

Karnataka is among some of the most advanced states of India, as well as has an organized network of roads, trains as well as airways. The transport facilities have actually played an important role in the growth of the state's tourism.

By Air - The state of Karnataka has four domestic and also two international airports. The most important airport of the state is the Bengaluru International Airport. The state is well connected to the remainder of the country as well as the whole world, through regular flights to and from the airports.

By Rail - Karnataka has a large train network of 3,089 km of overall length. While some parts of the state come under the South Western Area of the Indian railways, rest of the areas fall under the Southern Railways as well as the Konkan Railway network. All the major tourist places of the state can be gotten to through trains running in the state.

The Karnataka government has recently introduced The Golden Chariot, a train which connects preferred tourist destinations in the state and Goa, an added boon to travelers.

By Road - All the major cities, as well as the tourist destination of Karnataka, can be easily approached via the excellent road network. Karnataka is attached by 15 National Freeways, together with a vast network of state freeways. The state has 3,973 kilometers of national freeways as well as 9,829 kilometers of state highways.

Best Time to Visit Karnataka Tour

Located in the Western Ghats of India holding breath-taking scenic views Karnataka can be can be visited throughout the year. The best time to visit Karnataka is from October to April. A visitor having terrific wanderlust will certainly enjoy discovering this place unimportant of what season it is. Follow the season-wise segregation to book your Karnataka Tour Packages better.

Karnataka in summer [March to May] - Summers are a little bit humid in Karnataka as the temperature rises. The coastal areas are a bit warm while the climate continues to be cool in the high altitude areas like Coorg, Kodachadri, and Chikmagalur as well as much more. You can beat the humid climate of Karnataka by indulging in a few water tasks. Karnataka offers to be a wonderful trip also during summertime.

Karnataka in monsoon [June to September] - Karnataka obtains ample rainfall that results in a drop as far as temperature is concerned. This further makes the entire environment calming as well as relaxing. It is also the best time to take up trips to the Western Ghats as the views are stunning and also pleasing to the eyes.

Karnataka in winter [October to February] - Winters are the most effective time to visit Karnataka. Extra tourist flow is experienced throughout winter months. The climate is extremely pleasant for sightseeing and exploring out the diverse flora & fauna. It is also an excellent time for river rafting, snorkeling, swimming, and diving. You can also relax at the beaches for a peaceful sojourn.

Best Places To Eat In Karnataka

• Bengaluru - Saffron, Hype, Karavalli
• Mysore - La Uppu, Hotel Mylari, Oyster Bay
• Hampi - Sagar Hotel, Shiv Moon, Hampi Roof Restaurant
• Coorg – Barbeque Bay, Green Land Restaurant
• Gokarna – Pai Restaurant, Surya Café, Munchies Restaurant
• Mangalore – Machali, Sizzler’s Ranch, Froth on Top
• Bidar – Rex Bar and Restaurant, Jyothi Udupi, Ashoka Dhaba
• Bijapur- The Sigdi, Bean Brew Café, Hanafi Restaurant
• Srirangapatna – La Uppu, By the Blue, Café Garage
• Badami – Baneshwar, Golden Caves

8 Best Places to Visit in Karnataka

Karnataka, in south India, has a lot to offer. Unfortunately though, traveling to Karnataka is often overlooked in favor of bordering Goa, Kerala, as well as Tamil Nadu. Those that do see the top tourist places in Karnataka will be rewarded with a memorable mix of nature, history, beach, and spirituality.

1. Coorg

Wake up to the smell of tranquilizing coffee, and enjoy the scenic charm of this misty land of hills and streams. Popularly known as the Scotland of India, Coorg meets its name with luring amalgamation of history, luxury, adventure, mouth-watering cuisine. Located along the Western Ghats, this famous coffee-producing hill station is well-known for its jaw-dropping ravishing scenery and opulence.

2. Gokarna

Situated on the coast of Karwar, Gokarna is a town in Karnataka, mostly known for two reasons – its beaches & temples. Gokarna can be different things to different peoples. Annually crowds of tourists check out Gokarna in search of sacredness and redemption on one hand as well as reprieve and relaxation on the various others. The out-of-town beaches are a curious contrast to life inside the town.

3. Kanakapura

Sets amid the lush green terrain 55 kilometers off Bangalore on the southern side of the city along the bank of Amravati River. It is the biggest producer of granite as well as silk and is also gaining popularity as a major hotspot for tourists.

During the raining season, the terrain is blanketed in green and is dotted with a galore of waterfalls.

4. Badami, Aihole, as well as Pattadakal

When visiting Hampi, it deserves taking a side trip to the heritage sites of Badami (previously Vatapi), Aihole, and also Pattadakal. The Chalukya Empire ruled there in between the 4th to 8th centuries, and also they're rich in monuments, temples, and ruins from that era. The renowned Chalukya style of architecture originated in Aihole as well as the town is full of around 125 stone temples, which sadly don't get the interest they deserve. Badami is among the top locations to see caves in India, with four collections of splendid old rock-cut cave temples.

5. Chitra Durga Fort

The well-kept damages of sprawling Chitradurga Fort are a hidden, lesser-known gem in the heart of the Deccan Plateau northwest of Bangalore, heading to Hampi. Much of theft was built by the Palegar Nayakas between the 15th and 18th centuries. It was later on broadened by Hyder Ali, who defeated the Nayakas. The ft is the largest in Karnataka, and its rocky landscape on a granite hill is peppered with boulders and valleys.

6. Kabini

Kabini is one of the most attractive and also serene visitor spots in Karnataka, situated along the bank of a river with the very same name. River Kabini is a tributary of Cauvery. The area is located on the perimeter of Rajiv Gandhi National Forest, Bandipur Forest, as well as Nagarhole National forest; thus, provides a sufficient extent of wildlife experience.

7. Bandipur National Park

When holidaying means greenery as well as winding tracks, when birds chirping and also phone calls of the wild animals are melodies to the ears, when the beauty and charm of Bandipur National Park leave you awestruck, it means you have had a successful day in your vacation.

8. Hampi

Hampi a small Kannad village located at the bank of Tungabhadra River is now recognized as World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The village showcases damages and historical remnants of Vijayanagara Kingdom. The stony landscape and also barren beauty of the town is just one of the perfect places to visit in Karnataka.

13 Famous Foods of Karnataka

1. Mysore Masala Dosa
2. Mysore Pak
3. Chow Chow Bhath
4. Ragi Mudde and Sopinna Saru
5. Korri Gassi
6. Obbattu or Holige
7. Kane Rava Fry
8. Bisi bele bath
9. Maddur vada
10. Coorg Pandi Curry
11. Dahi Bada
12. Mangalorean Bhende Puli Koddel
13. Udupi Tomato Rasam