Major Tourist Attractions in Karnataka: Badami, Bangalore, Bijapur, Hampi, Manglore, Mysore etc.

History Of Karnataka

Known as Karunadu (raised land) in antiquated occasions, the historical backdrop of Karnataka can be followed to the pre-memorable ages. The Maurya tradition of North India was the primary kingdom to hold influence over tremendous swathes of the state. Chandragupta Maurya, the best of the Maurya rulers, surrendered his royal position and changed over to Jainism in Shravanabelagola. From that point forward, a considerable number of lines have ruled Karnataka enhancing the land's legacy with their unmistakable culture and qualities.

Culture Of Karnataka

Karnataka has a rich social legacy. The society theater has an old and rich custom, the two chief structures being Yakshagana and the manikin theater. 'Yakshagana' is likened to Kathakali of Kerala in the selection of its intricate outfits and enthusiastic moving. 'Bhootada Kunita' (Dance of the Divine Cult), 'Nagamandala' and the evil spirit move are some interesting ceremonies predominant just in Dakshina Kannada beach front territory. Sravanabelagola, close Mysore, has a monster 1,000-yr-old stone statue of Bahubali, the Jain holy person. Colossal solid Jain statues are particular to the Kannada culture.

Wildlife of Karnataka

There are numerous untamed life Karnatakals in Karnataka - Bandipur Wildlife, Dandeli Wildlife, Kabini Wildlife, Nagarhole Wildlife and so on

People and lifestyle of Karnataka

Karnataka is celebrated for its tasteful craftsmanship in sandalwood and rosewood. Eye-getting things of furniture, in-lay work, foot stools, tapestries and so forth are advantageous buys. Rich silks, wooden toys, cowhide manikins, Bidriware and different antiques make perfect keepsakes.