Karnataka tourism is famous all over the world for its unique form of Carnatic Classical Music, for its richness in culture and tradition which can be dated back to the days of Indus Valley Civilization, for its incense sticks known as Agarbathi, for its silk, coffee and sandal wood, for its World Heritage Centre – Hampi.
 The state of Karnataka is pulling millions of tourists for holidays from all parts of the world for its fine blend of glorious traditions and technological marvel of the modern world with more than 50% of software companies in the country based in the IT capital of India - Bangalore and is popularly known to the world as the Silicon Valley of India.
Tourist Attractions of Karnataka
Karnataka tour holidays is memorable for the tourists as this state of Karnataka has a wealth of natural bounties in the form of serene beaches, scenic mountains, pleasant and enjoyable weather, endless beaches, virgin tropical dense forests teeming with wildlife with varied geography demarcated into coastal region, the Western Ghats and the Deccan Plateau. Karnataka is surrounded by Arabian Sea to the west, Kerala to the southwest, Andhra Pradesh to the east, Maharashtra to the north, Goa to the northwest and Tamil Nadu to southeast collectively enhance the natural beauty as all these states of India are also major tour destinations of incredible India. However, some of the major tourist holidays attractions of Karnataka are Madikeri / Coorg famous for dense forest on steep hill, acres and acres of tea and coffee plantation; Belgaum means bamboo village famous for Neminatha Teerthankara image; Udupi is famous for the eight Sanyasi Mutts, Madhwa renaissance, and the Sri Krishna Temple; Bangalore is popularly known as the IT capital of India or the Silicon Valley of India; Bijapur is famous in the world for its Gol Gumbaz of Mohammed Adil Shah - the second-largest tomb in the world; Bidar is a historical spot famous for the “religious revolution” where Shaivism spread to other places and Badami is famous for its four cave temples.
However, the beauty of Karnataka tour and travel can be summed up in the incomparable words of Shakespeare, “age cannot wither her charm, nor custom stale her infinite variety.”
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